forex signal system trading: Fade the news for a Possible 50% Gain

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A Potentially Profitable Strategy for About $100 of Risk

Traders often seem to speak their own language although many of the terms are well known. Bull and bear are common trading terms and well known to traders and even non-traders. The idea of momentum applies to stocks as traders understand.

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Less well known is the strategy traders at times call "fading the news." This means the initial move after news hits is often a trap. A down move, for example, after the Federal Reserve changes interest rates can often be followed by an up move.

Traders make money going against the news and the initial buyers are quickly trapped into a losing position. Traders who bet against the initial move have a profit. Those traders are said to have faded the news.

Fading the news can require quick reflexes on Fed days but with earnings reports, the initial move can carry through for several days. We look at an example of that in our latest article with a specific trade that could be appealing to many investors.

We detail an options strategy that allows traders to limit risk in dollar terms. In this example, with real market data, the risk is just $100. The potential gains are 50% and the trade is short term and will be open for less than six weeks.

You can find the details about the strategy and the trade by clicking right here.