| | | This Will Change How We Trade the S&P 500 Forever |
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| What if we said there was a secret way to outperform the S&P 500?
By trading the SPY the way WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott does, we've been able to generate an overall 134.48% return since October, all from moves in the S&P 500!
But recently, he's seen way too many traders make the mistake of "buy and hold the SPY," so Roger decided that now is the time to share it.
He put together a training session to show everyone how we use it to outperform the S&P 500, and included his No. 1 sector play for the next six months… |
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| | | How We're Protecting Our Portfolios From Volatility, Downside |
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| We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but today's stock market isn't like it was several months ago.
If you look at the way most major indexes are trading, you'll notice that price action for the past few sessions has been nasty, to say the least.
But it's misleading to the everyday trader because some tickers — like Bank of America on Wednesday— look great at the open… And then half an hour later, they've started to fade.
So things have changed big-time, and those who don't adapt will get left behind.
This is part of the reason why WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott and Joy of the Trade Head Trader Jeff Zananiri decided to take our weekly roundtable session live so we can answer your questions in real time. Better yet, New Money Crew Head Trader Lance Ippolito joined in on our conversation again this week!
The three of us also used this time to go over the best way people can hedge or protect their portfolios from downside pressure… an update on support levels for things like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100… what traders need to pay attention to ahead of certain earnings reports… and some tickers we like and don't like right now. |
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| | | 2 Stocks I'm Targeting After the Market's Recent Pullback |
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Thanks to the recent downside, I've been talking a lot about what stocks to trade when the market pulls back.
I explained the 90/10 strategy I use to find mechanical pullbacks without having to dig deep into reading charts, which is hard for traders who don't have a trained eye for technical analysis like I do.
It looks for stocks making three-month highs, and then waits for a 10-day pullback against the main trend to occur. Then, we enter if the stock turns back around to the upside again.
Now, I want to give away a few low-risk stocks to trade when the market pulls back that we can use to take advantage of the current sell-off in the broader market… which is the worst we've seen since October 2021! |
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| | | How Traders Can Get 7:1 Returns on Their Money |
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| How does risking just $1 dollar for the opportunity to make $7 sound?
This is what we call the "profit factor" — the risk-to-reward ratio for an investment.
A profit factor over 2.0 is good, while anything above 3.0 is considered outstanding.
For every $1 risked, one strategy has seen $7 in return….
And WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott has perfected the strategy that's scored a profit factor of 7.05 over the past 12 years of trading! |
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| "The most valuable information I have ever received"
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| | A Credit Spread is an option strategy involving the simultaneous buying and selling of options with different strike prices requiring a net inflow of cash. Here, the sum of all options sold is higher than the sum of all options purchased. The difference between the two premiums is a credit you receive, and it will be deposited in your brokerage account when you open the position. In most cases, the goal of a credit spread is to have both options expire worthless, retaining your credit as profit from the transaction. |
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