| | | The Strategy That Could Have You Seeing Thousands |
| Joy of the Trade's Jeff Zananiri has insisted to us that you should never look at a stock chart after the THIRD trading day of the month…
Weird, right?
He says most traders don't understand how global events — the kind that panic most traders by causing sweeping changes — can help you earn thousands of dollars month after month…
All by entering one trade on the exact same day every month…
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| | | How to Spot the Next Amazon, Netflix and Nvidia |
| Lately, I've been giving away my favorite tickers from the hottest sectors — for free.
But have you ever wondered how I'm able to find these stocks? And how you could find the next Amazon… Netflix… or Nvidia all by yourself?
It may surprise you, but I use three ETFs to spot most of my big winners. And chances are, you've never even heard of them before.
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| | | 2 Defensive ETFs for the Election Cycle |
| The U.S. presidential election is coming up fast, and many traders are searching for the safest and savviest investment opportunities.
But during the election season, stock markets tend to move sideways because of different policy changes. And in our case, we have two candidates with polar opposite views.
That's why we need to look outside of the box for opportunities that will continue to persist (just like these two) regardless which way the election goes. |
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| | | What Happens When You Place a Trade? I'm Glad You Asked... |
| Ever wonder what happens when you hit the buy button on your trading broker app? Do you want to know what's actually happening on the back end once you place a buy or sell order?
There's a lot of confusion, particularly among new traders who are trying to do their homework on trading the stock market — it's a lot to digest...
But a question that's been resurfacing on my radar lately is: "What happens once you place a trade?"
Believe it or not, I've seen some who think that once they place a trade they'll receive something in the mail that shows they own the stock.
While a nice idea in theory, in practice this would be nothing short of a messy and nearly impossible feat.
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| "I always like your strategies and approach, hands down. I know that if anybody can navigate the charts it's like a pro, it's you. All the best,"
John D.
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| | A Double Bottom pattern is a technical analysis charting pattern that describes a change in trend and a momentum reversal from prior leading price action. It describes the drop of a stock or index, a rebound, another drop to the same or similar level as the original drop, and finally another rebound. The double bottom looks like the letter "W". The twice-touched low is considered a support level.
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| Past performance is no guarantee of future results. There is a very high degree of risk involved in trading.
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