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Why I love trading this ONE trade in volatile markets 💪

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Plus, my 2 favorite chart patterns

Plus, my 2 favorite chart patterns                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 April 17, 2024 | [Read Online]( Why I love trading this ONE trade in volatile markets 💪 Plus, my 2 favorite chart patterns [fb]( [tw]( [in]( [email](mailto:?subject=Post%20from%20Market%20Navigator&body=Why%20I%20love%20trading%20this%20ONE%20trade%20in%20volatile%20markets%20%F0%9F%92%AA%3A%20Plus%2C%20my%202%20favorite%20chart%20patterns%0A%0Ahttps%3A%2F%2Fmarketnavigatortrading.beehiiv.com%2Fp%2Flove-trading-one-trade-volatile-markets) [Header] Good evening, Are the markets scaring you right now? I get it, they sure seem to be on the edge of falling apart and If all you do is just go “long” on large cap or mid cap stocks, you might be feeling that stress too. Have you considered options trading, but are unsure of where to start? Options are a great way to trade market volatility and they can be traded in EITHER direction. Calls if you think markets are going higher or puts if you feel markets are going lower. For many of you trading options might be a new concept and that might be overwhelming to you, but I like to keep my service as simple as possible by focusing on trading ONE thing– the SPY.  Why the SPY? The SPY is the perfect place to begin your options trading journey for many reasons such as: - The SPY is one of the most heavily traded ETFs on the market, providing a ton of liquidity which helps make it easier to buy and sell options. - The SPY tracks the S&P 500 index, which means it gives you exposure to the top 500 companies in the USA. It’s like having a little piece of all the best! - The options on SPY are relatively simple to understand which is why I love to teach them to newer members. Just basic calls and basic put options ideas off the most liquid ETF out there. - The options on SPY have expiration dates that are very basic which makes it easy to plan and execute trades. Don't let the fear of the unknown hold you back from unlocking the full potential of your trading. Let me teach you how options trading with SPY can bring new opportunities and potentially higher returns to your portfolio. Here are a few things I do daily to help traders just like you prepare for my ONE SPY options trade each morning: - SPY 8:45 AM morning “Trade of the Day” blueprint - This is an in-depth email which explains pre market conditions, European market movement, key data points for the day and technical analysis for the SPY. - Live audio and video chat room accessible from your smartphone - I’ll work daily from 9am to 11am to guide you through my thinking process of why I think markets will go up or down. I’ll also share my single highest conviction trade with you right at the market open. - Educational video library designed to help you master the fundamentals of options trading - Real-time, real-money trading from me - Now includes me “Advanced Notice” buy and sell alerts (You get a chance to see MY trades BEFORE I even take them for a complete learning experience!) - Interact with thousands of other “like minded” traders in our Market Masters chat room. What chart patterns do I love to play for SPY calls and puts? Take a look at this image here. You see the “HH” and “LL” or higher high and lower low patterns. When the SPY is in the higher high and higher low pattern, like we saw from November of last year into late March of this year, I love to play CALLS in that situation. Calls mean I feel the SPY will go higher and if it goes in a relatively short period of time, then I have a good chance to get a winner. Personally, I like to try and buy the breakout of the previous high and then sell into the next high when using this concept. When SPY is in a lower low and lower high pattern, like we have seen since early April to now, I like to play puts. If SPY falls relatively quickly then I have a nice shot at making a winning trade. Personally, I like to buy puts when the price action makes a new low, lower than the previous low and then sell the puts into the new drop in price. What chart patterns do you like to play? I’d love to hear what others are seeing in the markets now and what patterns people are looking to play so feel free to drop a message back to me if you have time. Got questions about my Market Navigator service? Reach out to us at 1-800-585-4488 or you can email us at Davis@ragingbull.com and we would be happy to help walk you through Market Navigator service or any others we have. 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