| | | Forget Buy-and-Hold Strategies |
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| New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito is revealing how he spots trades with the chance to return upward of five times the initial investment every single month.
Not only does his strategy protect traders' portfolios from long-term volatility, but it gives them the chance to bank massive winners in just 24 hours.
With Lance's Weekly Blitz Alert, people can throw their old buy-and-hold strategy out the window. And forget spending hours reading through pages of earnings reports and squinting at stock charts.
To start collecting these 24-hour home runs, all one needs to do is follow Lance's trading instructions the minute he issues a Blitz Alert. It's that simple. |
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| | | 2 Strong Stocks to Target in October 2021 |
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| It's the most volatile time of the year, folks…
If you look at momentum levels on the Nasdaq 100, you'll notice that the number of stocks trading below their 50-day moving averages is 20%. In the past 15 years, we've only hit this level six times.
But these levels aren't just showing up on the QQQ, a fund that tracks the Nasdaq...
They're also present on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which tells us market internals are oversold.
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| | | There Are Always Opportunities for Profit — Even During a Sell-off |
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China took a back seat last week as Washington's political dysfunction retook center stage in the headlines... But with the infrastructure bill on hold along with the debt ceiling, guess who's back in the spotlight?
Evergrande defaulted on payments this past weekend, causing Hong Kong's Hang Seng exchange to fall over 2%.
All of these negative headlines are starting to take their toll, pushing S&P 500 futures down more than 1.5% by midday Monday before closing down 1.3%.
The Nasdaq had a bit of a double-whammy as Facebook was the latest tech firm to get smeared in the headlines.
The social media company is facing claims of burying research about potential negative effects for users as well as not doing enough to halt rampant disinformation on its platforms.
Shares dropped over 5.5% Monday, weighed down social media stocks, as the QQQ, an ETF that tracks the Nasdaq, fell more than 2% on the day.
But even when the market goes haywire like it has over the past three weeks, there are opportunities for traders to come away with a win… |
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| "Thank you Roger, the video was very helpful."
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| | Swing Traders tend to spend longer monitoring stocks and considering investment opportunities than day traders. Swing traders utilize both fundamental and technical analysis in their considerations. Since swing trading does not require hours of daily monitoring, it's a good strategy for traders who wish to explore stock market trading without treating it as a full-time job. |
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