The Time to Trade Can Often Be After A Big Move
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 | | The Time to Trade Can Often Be After A Big Move | | | It might sound counterintuitive to some traders. But it can often be better to wait for the news than to jump into a trade in anticipation of the news. That's because stock prices often make significant moves when news is announced. It might seem like a trader wants to catch that move. | | | Scared to Trade Options? Don't be afraid to answer yes. Millions of investors feel the same way.
But those that have learned the right way to trade options have built some of the most impressive mountains of wealth in financial history.
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That is one perspective on trading. But there are other approaches. The idea of getting into a position before news creates the possibility of a being wrong. Often the stock does move but it sometimes moves in the opposite of the expected direction.
Waiting until news is released to take a position, as we explain in our latest article, could also be profitable. This is especially true if the trader uses strategies that limit risk. In the article, we discuss a strategy that limits risk, news that created a large price move, and then identify a trading opportunity to potentially benefit from the news, after the news is already known.
This trading opportunity uses real market prices rather than a hypothetical example and shows precisely how potential rewards and risks are calculated. With the actual market data and an example of a high potential trading opportunity along with a detailed description of the strategy, you could find additional trades like this on your own, possibly after any news is announced.
This can be possible, and we include an example of a company that was recently in the news. After jumping on the news, this stock could now be positioned to deliver potential gains of 122% to individual investors. The maximum risk on the trade we describe in the article is about $93.
In the article, we explain in detail, the options that we identified to apply to this stock and discuss, using actual market data, how the trade can be implemented by an individual investor, even one with a smaller account size.
We have all of this information in our latest free educational article that is available right here.
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