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[Alex has the answer.]( Note from Managing Editor Allison Brickell: 2020 has taken the market on a stomach-churning ride. And while most Americans are looking ahead to the November election, there's another upcoming event that investors need to pay attention to... one that's coming even sooner: third quarter earnings season. That's why Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld is hosting his first-ever [Blockbuster Earnings Season Kickoff]( event on October 21. During the event, Marc will show viewers how to pinpoint the stocks that are set to be the next earnings winners... and how to avoid the ones that are doomed to disappoint. When Marc told us his proven system can help investors score gains of up to 355% in a single month... we knew we had to share it with you. The best part is, it's [entirely free to attend](. [Click here]( to save your spot for the virtual event. THE SHORTEST WAY TO A RICH LIFE The Most Critical Market Event of Our Lifetimes Marc Lichtenfeld | Chief Income Strategist | The Oxford Club [Marc Lichtenfeld] In the third week of October, companies will begin reporting third quarter results. We'll find out which companies are set to soar and which are poised for a crash. For long-term investors, earnings releases are always a good time to look at their stocks and analyze the companies' performance over the last several quarters. Then, long-term investors can determine whether it makes sense to continue holding the stocks. For shorter-term investors or traders, earnings releases can supercharge their returns. These reports can get the party started as stocks take off on better-than-expected results. And this earnings season is especially critical. Between COVID-19, interest rate and analyst cuts, and the coming election, the divide between successful and unsuccessful companies will be larger than ever before. 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Trading earnings isn't easy, but it can be very profitable if you do it correctly. Here are a few things you can do to lower your risk while trying to trade for big profits in earnings... - Use a trailing stop. Stocks not only can jump higher on strong earnings but also can fall on weak ones. Have a trailing stop in place so that if a trade goes against you, you'll get out with a manageable loss. - Don't let a trade become an investment. Trailing stops help with this. The last thing you want is for a short-term trade based on a specific catalyst to languish in your portfolio for months. If the stock is moving higher, great. Let your winners run, and use the stop to exit when the ride is over. But if the trade goes bad, get out. The catalyst you bought it for has passed, and there is no longer a reason to hold it. - Buy calls instead of stock. Calls will allow you to risk less money upfront and capture a larger percentage gain if the trade works out. If it doesn't, you'll lose less cash. - Buy protective puts. If you own the stock, you can use puts as insurance to protect your position. If the stock tumbles, your puts will cover some or all of your losses. If not, you'll have spent a little bit of money on an insurance policy you didn't have to cash in, which isn't the worst thing in the world. If you put these strategies to work, you may be able to score life-changing profits despite 2020's challenges. Just be sure to take steps to protect yourself so you can go into the season with the best chance of making money and the least chance of losing it. Good investing, Marc P.S. We're about to see a moment of truth in the market. Some investors will score big - and others will be heartbroken. But I don't just want you to make it through this special earnings season... I want you to siphon its energy and triple your portfolio within 90 days. 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