Sunday, August 20, 2023

What Works When Markets Get Rattled?

The "Fake" Stock That Could Have Generated 750% Last Year
There Are Strategies Designed To Work In This Current Market
 
Markets have seen a tough couple of weeks and all signs are pointing to the slide continuing. Volatility is up which not only means wilder moves but also historically equals a further drop. So what do the Wall Street pro traders do in markets like this? Well you can bet they don't take a vacation and wait for things to settle. They have a book of tactics they employ that exploit the fear and panic that is associated with market drops. 
 
Bear Market Tools Are More Accessible To Retail Traders Like You Than Ever Before
 
With the growth of ETFs and advances in retail trading tools, regular folks have more ways to get the same edge the pros have when things get wild. The key is to keep things simple and keep your head clear. Wendy Kirkland has helped thousands of traders do just that and sent an email out earlier with a link to her approach that uses just one ticker symbol to find wins in up OR down markets. If you missed it you can still access it here. 

 

 
 
 

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