Why December Volatility Means More Profits

[Image] Complicated tradings systems are costing you time and money. They cost Darryl Boyd excessive time and money too — until he found [a simple and profitable trading system]( that he can operate and still manage his three businesses. He recently sat down to explain how he’s been able to profit from 8 out of the last 12 trades he got alerted, including a 278% gain in ticker symbol WDAY [Watch Here]( Dear Trader, The markets are getting excited again— volatility is back in the air and long-only traders are feeling some pain. Despite stock futures pointing to a higher open this morning, we cannot deny there has been some damage done over the last few sessions, and you can begin to see the worry on traders faces. In this issue of All-Access, we’ll reveal strategies that you can use to take advantage of the surging market volatility. You see, when markets move fast, it allows savvy traders to dart in and out of positions for sizzling profits. Here is what else you’ll receive in today’s issue: [I'm an image] - [Kyle Dennis]( answers a question from a reader— How to find the best trading system? You’ll be shocked at how Kyle responds. - [Jason Bond]( describes the five signs he relies on tell him when it’s time to dump a stock. - [Jeff Bishop]( reveals why the VVIX and UVXY are the best weapons at your disposal to take advantage of the swings in market volatility. - [Nathan Bear]( talks about the streaming wars, and how ROKU stacks up against its competition. Revolutionize Your Trading Performance with [Raptor 5]( [Image] Attention: If you’ve always dreamed of becoming financially independent from the stock market but worry you don’t have what it takes to be a trader, [THIS is the event you’ve been waiting for.]( Raging Bull’s most profitable trader is set to take the stage and set the record straight. “You’ll Discover the Step-by-Step Process to Becoming a 7-Figure Trader.” It’s the strategies that allowed Kyle Dennis to report $44,488 capital gains in 2014, $838,353 in 2015, $1,123,659 in 2016, $1,430,991 in 2017, and $2,344,763 in 2018 — all from trading. [Click here to join the upcoming live event]( and receive Kyle’s #1 trade for 2020. It all goes down Thursday, December 5, at 8:30 PM ET. [I'm an image] Stock market volatility is a trader’s best friend. But how do you take the most advantage of it? Here are some tips: 1. Trade specific stocks: Stocks tend to trend in the same direction during a sell-off. However, stocks with strong catalysts will trade differently. Try to spot trades that won’t react to the general market. 2. Trade smaller: Stocks are moving a lot more than they did a few weeks ago. That means you can trade less shares or option contracts and still profit the same because the moves are bigger now. 3. Be Patient: The bulls and bears are at war now. Don’t try to be a hero and predict where the market will turn. Instead, let the price action and volume guide your decisions. More volatility equals more trading opportunities, which affords you to be patient as well. 4. Set up a Watchlists: Put together a list of stocks that you want to buy or sell and set alerts for yourself. Who knows, if things get wild, you may catch some real bargains. But that’s only if you’re ready and prepared. 5. Plan the trade and trade it: Without a plan and targets in place—you’re more likely to make poor decisions in a fast market. [I'm an image] [AMA: What’s the Best Trading System Out There]( By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [Image]( Everybody wants to find the perfect trading system — as if there is some mathematical algorithm written by rocket scientists that could actually predict the up and down movement of each and every stock to a T. Unfortunately, there isn’t one perfect system. At least nobody has found one yet. However, there are a whole heck of a lot of great trading systems out there. The important thing is that you pick one that works for you and that you can fine-tune to real in gain after gain. Kyle Dennis has one such system and it allows him to profit literally overnight… like the quick 40% he took in ticker symbol VSTM just the other day. In this post, Kyle lays out the 5 steps to the process of his trading system, which allowed him to log 2,336,737.0 in capital gains in 2018. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Biotech Breakouts Mailing]( [5 Signs That Indicate It’s Time to Dump a Stock]( By Jason Bond of Weekly Windfalls [Image]( To dump a stock — or not to dump a stock — that is the question. Since Jason Bond focused an entire article on buy zones over the weekend, he decided to dedicate today’s post to sell zones. Finding a good sell zone is a tricky art, but it’s much easier when you incorporate the 5 indicators that Jason reveals in this post today. Much like what we can use to identify buy zones, we can identify sell zones with things like moving averages, and former highs, and trendlines of lower highs, among others. Before long, you’ll be able to spot key resistance levels that are so obvious they’re practically walls you ran into. You’ll know exactly when to… dump. [Continue reading...]( [Join The Weekly Windfalls Mailing]( [Best Ways to Short Volatility]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( If you haven’t noticed, volatility is back in action. On Friday, markets took a few steps down and the VIX spiked over 7%. And what do you know — the VIX didn’t stop there as it continued to surge, climbing nearly 20% at one point yesterday. But while the folks blabbering on Fox Business and CNBC may have you worried about all this volatility, Jeff Bishop wants you to know that it’s actually your best opportunity. In this post, he reveals how you can short these volatility highs using volatility ETNs like the VVIX and UVXY. He’ll explain exactly why these short trades work and walk you through how to time and structure them. [Continue reading...]( [Join the Total Alpha Mailing]( [Finding Profits in the Streaming Wars]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image]( Charting pure technical in stock by looking at chart patterns, price action, volume, and volatility is one of the cornerstones of successful trading — no doubt about it. While many traders are may be included to stick just to technicals, they are really short changing themselves if they are not staying abreast of the developments of the companies they trade. Sure, as traders we’re not looking at the fundamentals of a company to make decisions regarding long term value. But we do have to know things like news catalysts involving the company are affecting the everyday movement of its stock. This is exactly why Nathan Bear often trades many of the same stocks again and again. Take ROKU — he’s familiar with this streaming provider and knows how it stacks up against its competition. In this post, Nathan reveals how he’s playing ROKU in the face of so much competition in the streaming industry. 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