Most traders naturally flock toward large, well-known stocks — that makes sense because most are popular companies we’ve loved or heard about our entire lives.
I mean, we see ads for brands like Netflix, Nike, Costco and a host of others all the time…
But there was a time when all of them were small-cap stocks.
They were small caps struggling to become the next industry giants… which is why I want to give you a few current small-cap stocks set to crush the market in the new year…
Time sure flies when you’re in a global pandemic. In fact, it feels like 2019 was just yesterday!
And we suspect the beginning of this new year will feel a lot like the worst of the worst colliding, which is why Joy of the Trade’s Jeff Zananiri and I compiled a list of stocks to watch in 2022 to stay on top of this.
You see, the economy is already slowing down due to inflation, and it’s poised to run red hot soon. Then we’ll have a stock market that regularly does 5% to 10% corrections as a result.
We’ll be in for a volatile ride...
So it’s prudent to get ahead while you can with these stocks...
I do a ton of sector analysis and use back-tested, proven strategies to beat the market. I use proprietary formulas based on relative strength to track the top 5 strongest stocks… You know, the ones I send you in my new weekly watchlist. But now I want to know which stocks you’d like to see rankings for! All you have to do is reply directly to this email with your tickers!
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Beat Market Volatility With This Inside-Day Trading Strategy
January 1, 2022
It’s no secret that one of my favorite techniques to take advantage of volatile markets is the inside-day trading strategy, or ascending triangle pattern.
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