The Top 3 Ways to Trade the Cryptocurrency Bull Market

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Register Here Recent Articles The Top 3 Ways to Trade the Cryptocurrency Bull Market by Ian Cooper Market Sense by Lee Gettess Order Types by Andy Chambers Keith’s Outlier Watch List by Keith Harwood TradeWins Author Team     Tomorrow, you could begin doubling your account every single month starting with one letter. The letter will come from a 20-year trading professional named Ian Cooper. He says, “In 2017, following my trades you would be doubling even tripling your account some months. Let me show you how.” He will show you exactly what to do... and he’ll give you the blueprint for just $1. Get Daily Trade Alert Now About TradeWins Inside Trading Newsletter Webinars Videos Trading Strategy Options Futures Forex Day Trading Subscription Services E-Books Customer Satisfaction Survey 2020 The Top 3 Ways to Trade the Cryptocurrency Bull Market by Ian Cooper The crypto bull market has gone ballistic. With explosive acceptance, cryptocurrencies are rallying to higher highs. In fact, days after Visa announced it could settle transactions with digital currencies, the crypto market surpassed a $2 trillion market valuation for the first time. “The milestone comes less than three months after it surpassed $1 trillion in overall value on January 7,” reports Newsweek, adding that, “Institutional and retail investors have flocked to the cryptocurrency market since the start of the year, analysts said, pushing many blockchain backers to encourage others to join the massive movement into decentralized finance.” Even the “Wolf of Wall Street,” Jordan Belfort thinks Bitcoin could soar to $100,000 this year. "People are spoiled by bitcoin," he said. "Bitcoin has a fixed, finite supply. With stocks, you have an infinite number of shares that can be issued. Bitcoin now has a much bigger base of buyers than ever before,” as quoted in a Business Insider article. Helping, there’s a good deal of institutional interest.   Goldman Sachs restarted its cryptocurrency desk. JP Morgan could soon offer new cryptocurrency services. Elon Musk just said people can buy Teslas with cryptocurrency. Read More Lee Gettess' Market Sense Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets. Watch Video Order Types by Andy Chambers A Market Order is the most common type of order. Market Orders are used primarily when immediate order execution is required. When entering a Market Order, you state the number of contracts to want to buy or sell. You do not specify a price, since your objective is to have the order executed as soon as possible at the best possible price. Once a Market Order is placed it is filled and cannot be canceled. As an example; in anticipation of a rise in stock prices you are long (you previously bought) two OEX October 560 calls. On this day prices move lower and you decide to exit the market now, before prices deteriorate further. You enter an order to sell the two OEX calls At The Market and your order is filled at the best possible price at that time. You know that your order has been filled and you have exited your position successfully. Assume in the example above that the calls are trading at 11 ½ when the order is entered. Your fill may be below, at or above 11 ½, but the order will be filled immediately. Limit Order A Limit Order specifies a price limit at which the order must be executed. In other words, it must be filled at that price or at a better price. Read More Keith’s Outlier Watch List by Keith Harwood Keith’s Outlier Watch List is actually comprised of two separate lists…   Candidates for our Big League Options portfolio of stocks trending above other stocks in the NASDAQ 100… average open profit 128.5%. 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