Small cap companies tend to be more sensitive to changes in the economy than larger companies - which means they respond more dramatically in times of economic growth and expansion. Obviously, that's great for good times. However, when the pendulum swings back and times get tough, small cap companies are impacted just as negatively on the downside. As a result, small cap stocks typically hit their bottoms before their large cap peers. With that in mind, let's see where the Russell 2000 small cap index is trading right now. As a tracking device, I'm going to use the iShares Russell 2000 ETF (IWM). Check out the chart below... YOUR ACTION PLAN As you can see by my annotation, $165 has been a key level of support for the small cap sector since July. If it holds again here in October, it could establish a double bottom. That could be your early indicator that the major market averages are close to setting their lows for the year. This is the level I'd use to determine whether it's time to buy the dip... or whether stocks have new lows to set in the fourth quarter. P.S. How has The War Room been trading during the recent market pullback? Well, I'll let our members answer that question for you. Just look at the huge winner they took this morning on our Merck (MRK) trade - which we held for just four trading days - and the answer will be obvious. "Out of MRK for 80% Gain In $1.47 Out $2.64." - RDSCHERER 10/10/2022 at 9:35:37 a.m. "MRK. Bought to open 14 Oct 88 calls @$1.68. Sold to close @$2.90. A 62% gain. Thanks Bryan."- tlee9999 10/10/2022 at 9:35:57 a.m. "Thanks Bryan!! Averaged in at 1.74 - out at 3.5. A sweet 101%." - JoeS 10/10/2022 at 9:37:17 a.m. "I closed the 8 Shares/Contracts I opened at $1.40 for $3.08. 120% gain after doubling down."- Gary S17 10/10/2022 at 9:37:25 a.m. Are you ready to start hitting these winners for yourself - no matter what direction the market is moving? Then what are you waiting for? Join us inside The War Room right now. Here's How to "BE IN" the Room - Starting Tomorrow Morning |
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