| When the Markets Trade Sideways…
Many people get tricked into thinking that stocks move up and down all the time, since wild price swings are what gets the financial media's attention.
In reality, stocks that explode higher only to crash and then rebound are the exception, not the rule. Most of the time, markets are range-bound. They trade sideways going nowhere the majority of the time, historically speaking.
In this type of market, most retail investors either move to the sidelines or watch their portfolio stay in neutral for months at a time.
What they might not notice is that inflation is slowly eating away at their purchasing power, or the opportunity cost of what they could have generated, had they been savvier traders.
But Chuck Hughes wants his money to work for him all the time. So, whenever the market gets "stuck," he likes to take advantage of a trading strategy he calls "Profit Pockets."
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