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| Retirement is the modern day nightmare, as anyone approaching it would know…
Between housing prices, used cars, healthcare, gas… even groceries… the cost of basic needs has never been higher.
And our income isn't nearly matching it.
So how are we supposed to make ends meet, let alone retire?
These two traders have found the ultimate weekend side hustle to solve this exact problem. One where they've seen simple $500 trades placed Friday afternoon turn into $1,625… $2,930… even $3,550. |
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| | | How Confident Traders Can Profit From China's Crypto Crackdown |
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The theme of the past couple weeks has been all about buying dips while mainstream financial media panics… just like they're doing in the wake of China's crypto crackdown. But before we get to that, let me ask…
Did you buy the dip on Monday like I told you to?
Or how about the trade on Tuesday?
Because both are up, and if you didn't listen… I don't know what to tell you.
Because what I've tried to outline over the past few weeks is an approach that, if done correctly, can take all of the emotion out of trading.
On days like Monday, having an approach can give you what you need… confidence.
You need confidence to buy when others are selling. You need confidence to sell when others are buying.
And it's that confidence, executed time and time again, that produces profits.
And now that there's a dip in crypto… |
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| | | 5 Strong Stocks to Buy in a Weak Market and the Latest BIG Crypto News |
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| The market's been weak, but there are still plenty of strong stocks out there to buy.
Speaking of which… This past week was another banner week for our members with three big winning trades! Our free trade pick was also a BIG winner, up about 60% when I filmed this video on Friday afternoon, so things couldn't have gone better.
As I've been saying, the market, aside from a couple of good days, has been sagging the past few weeks. But the Federal Reserve met this past week and it's still pouring a ton of money into the system, which is bullish for traders and investors.
While Wall Street's been sinking a bit, we're still only a few percentage points from all-time highs. The market's had every chance to fall into a correction, but it just hasn't happened.
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| | A Speculator utilizes strategies and typically a shorter time frame in an attempt to outperform traditional longer-term investors. Speculators take on risk, especially with respect to anticipating future price movements, in the hope of making gains that are large enough to offset the risk. Speculators who are profitable over the long-term control their risk through position sizing, stop loss orders, and monitoring the statistics of their trading performance. Speculators are typically sophisticated risk-taking individuals with expertise in the markets in which they are trading. |
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