| | | 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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| | | Lucid Sees Bullish Options Flow as Lockup Expires |
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| We're taking a look at electric vehicle upstart Lucid Group as the lockup period for many of its SPAC investors expires.
Wednesday was a welcome change of pace for Lucid shareholders. In fact, Wednesday's trading marked the first opportunity for many of its early SPAC investors to freely trade their holdings.
Shares of the Tesla challenger dropped more than 18% in the lead-up to Wednesday's event. But the session saw the stock rip nearly 7.5% from its open before closing about 2% higher, ending a sharp, three-day slide as bulls poured into the stock and options chain!
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| | | My Top ETF and Option Play Amid a Data-Heavy Week |
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| The markets have new, important economic data to price in on top of earnings and interest rate news.
There's always a battle between the long bond and consumer stocks. As interest rates move higher, and consumer stocks continue to report better-than-expected earnings, it'll prove they can do well in a higher rate environment.
Elsewhere in the news, American Airlines and United Airlines reported slightly better-than-expected earnings. Losses were not as much as expected due to a strong holiday travel season.
While the first quarter will be tough for airlines due to the surge of the omicron variant, both carriers are looking forward to a stronger spring and summer.
In this stock market recap video, you'll learn why I believe stocks are overdone to the downside… whether China is helping or hurting our economy… plus get my top ETF and option pick complete with strike price and expiration. |
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| "Impressive, Awesome, Stunning, Awakening, But Very Logical."
Alain C.
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| | There are two main types of Chart Patterns: reversal and continuation patterns. Reversal patterns signal an end to a trend that was in place prior to the chart pattern forming. For example, if the price had been trending higher and then a reversal pattern forms and completes, the uptrend is likely over. Continuation patterns signal the continuation of a trend. If the price is moving lower, then a continuation pattern forms and the price breaks out (completes) in the trending direction, then that downtrend is likely to continue. |
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