May 6 | Following the market is tough. Here's how I can help

Good evening, Traders!   Trying to find and follow the latest trading trends can be exhausting. And a lot of times, we're already too late once we stumble upon a hot lead in the market.   But against our better judgment, we take a position anyway and end up holding an empty bag.   Why? Because we fear missing out on a money-making opportunity. And you know what: it makes sense! The market moves so quickly that by the time you read about a trend, it's already reached its peak. That's why I urge traders to stop chasing the news cycle!   The pundits on TV are there to sell airtime for their networks. Sometimes they get things right, but usually, they're just regurgitating what's already happened.   My strategy centers around the idea of building a trading plan that follows some key indicators that allow me to have way more winning trades than losses. And it's because I use my research to see through the hype.   I can show you how it's done if you're ready to take your trading endeavors to the next level. And it's not even complicated! So stop listening to those talking heads and follow along as I show you how to snag those winning trades you keep missing. Keep moving forward! Josh Martinez Recommended Link: We can't believe why almost no one is talking about this. 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Although futures and options share similarities, there are significant differences that impact their profiles in the reward and risk levels. Options and futures trading both permit an investor to purchase investments at a particular value and this must be bought within a specific timeframe. Their markets, however, vary in multiple ways. Watch Now Mindset Wisdom: Pace Yourself You can't make a full-time career in a day, but you can blow it in a minute. Slow the [insert word of your choice] down! Time and time again, we talk to traders that YOU JUST KNOW are thinking, "Boy I'll never retire at this pace." What comes next is as predictable as death, taxes, and your mother-in-law's glare. Contracts go from one, to three, and then five or more. Stops get pushed back. Losses pile up. More trades take place to cover those losses. And then it's over. The account has been cleared out. Just pace yourself. There's plenty of money and plenty of trades to take. Stick to your risk/reward ratio. 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