👉Part 4: Short-Swing Trading

We’re almost a week into 2023 and as you know, I’m dialing in the focus of my trading this year. I keep reminding my members TO BE NIMBLE. This will be a big focus in 2023. So everyday this year I”m committed to finding what I believe are the best short-term swing trades in the market at what I think is the best time to set those trades up. [I call the service Mobile Closer – as I’m looking for these trades in the LAST HOUR of the day.Â]( Today I want to continue to talk to you about how I MANAGE these trades. To do that, let me tell you a quick story. “Do your job!” That’s what I heard CONSTANTLY from my basketball coach. Do YOUR Job. That message got pounded into my brain and it’s something I try to teach my son when he plays. WHY? Because it’s too easy to do TOO MUCH in a basketball game. It’s ALSO too easy to try and do too much in the markets. (Have you been there before? Caught doing TOO Much in your trading?) Let’s simplify it…What is YOUR job? As a trader, YOUR job is to anticipate price movement. It’s really no different from traders thousands of years ago on the Silk Road. If they could buy goods for a lower price in one market and anticipated they could sell them for a higher price in another market, they did their job and they made money. What I have covered in the last three email lessons to you was to help you in anticipating price by learning: - What is one of the best times to trade (When) - What is one of the best setups to trade (What) - What are two simple ways to manage a trade (How) I gave you these lessons as this is the knowledge I use to anticipate price in order to put on short-term directional trades. However, if you’ve traded the market over the past few years you know there is one thing you have learned to anticipate – VOLATILITY. This volatility has been especially pronounced around meetings involving the Federal Reserve and, of late, around data concerning INFLATION. When these events approaching, it’s difficult to put on directional trades because: 👉 We don’t know what the data/news will be 👉 We don’t know how the market is going to react to it But what we do know is that a reaction is likely to be a large one in either direction. So, what I wanted to teach you in this final lesson of the series is how I like to trade short-term directional trades when I’m anticipating this volatility but I”m not sure which way it’s going to move. This options strategy is called a Strangle. This is when you buy BOTH a put and a call with the same expiration. The reason for this is because you believe the volatile move will be SO large that you’ll win enough on one side to make up for the loss on the other. Let me give you a recent example: Just yesterday, I was anticipating a large move in the market after the CPI (Consumer Price Index) was reported the following morning. This is THE indicator used to measure inflation so I anticipated it’s reading would move the market HARD one way or another. So here is the strangle I put on an alert to my Mobile Closer service. This is what the chart looked like at the time. SPY was sitting at 395 and I was anticipating a large move one direction or the other after the data was released. As you can see, that anticipation of volatility was correct and we got the big move in the premarket. Once the market opened, I took the trade off as you can see from my alert below. Keep in mind – not all strangles work, like not all trades work. But I give you this example when it comes to short-term trading to remind you that your job is the anticipation of price. So when you don’t have the data you need but you ARE anticipating volatility like I was from CPI, the strangle is a strategy that I employ in Mobile Closer (and so do my moderators in the Workshop) to play this volatility in either direction. Now, if you want to grow better at trading and learning how to anticipate price movement on short-term swing trades, I’ll make it very simple and easy for you. ***[CLICK HERE]( to check out my [Mobile Closer]( short-term swing trading service that I’m currently offering for $97 a month*** If these email lessons have been helpful, imagine how much you’ll learn by live trading with me every day at 3pm ET going into the best hour of the day for trading. We often sell this service for over $1000 a year but as I said yesterday - because you have come this far and learned all I've taught you - I’m giving you and ONLY YOU[this link]( to get Mobile Closer for just $97 a month. This will be the last email in this series so don’t miss your chance. Anticipate that you won’t see this again any time soon! I would love to have you join me and the other thousands of traders in [Mobile Closer.]( I know you’re learning a great deal and growing as a trader. I hope to see you there. Ben Sturgill Text “RAGE” to 1-888-404-5747 to get exclusive trade alerts & offers [🧑🎓 Forget everything you know about influencer marketing]( * sponsored content [🧑🏫 So You Want To Be A Trader? 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