Profit Both Ways on the Fed’s Next Move

[Image] You may have lots of excuses for not making money as a trader: “I don’t have the time,” “I don’t have the money, “I don’t have a finance degree...” But you don’t have an excuse anymore. Jeff Bishop built the perfect program for busy professionals who don’t have a trust fund or prestigious degree to fall back on. [Sign up here]( Dear trader, Are you ready for some on the edge of your seat action? With so many catalysts upcoming, nothing can be ruled out this week: - FOMC interest rate decision on Wednesday - The world’s largest company IPOs in the US on Wednesday—Saudi Aramco - The US-China trade deadline is set for this Sunday Not to mention, the European Central Bank and Swiss National Bank also have monetary policy meetings this week. Make no mistake about it, this week is all about the catalyst events, and their potential implications on the market as we approach the end of the year. Traders might be put into a daze this week and forget about the whole Santa Claus rally. That’s why this issue of All-Access is about catalyst events, and how you can position yourself to profit from them. You’ll also hear the following today: [I'm an image] - [Jeff Bishop]( reveals the two paths that the market could take in reaction to the Fed’s decision on Wednesday. He’ll also share his bias. - [Jason Bond]( shares the four factors he believes are puzzling the market and how to find clarity. - [Nathan Bear]( puts the class into session with one of the very best primers on how to use a stop loss. - [Kyle Dennis]( tells the tale of an accounting scam fueled by corporate greed. You’ll be amazed at how two masterminds almost got away with this one. [I'm an image] [Get the Best Deal on Kyle’s #1 Service]( [Before This Offer Expires]( The market can be rough. If you’re not careful, you can quickly end up losing lots of money. But everything becomes easier when you have a SYSTEM. [Image]( Take a look at how Kyle’s system has helped other traders: “I pulled $4,200 out of the market on your M trade for about 22% profit” - Kevin N. “Thanks for the GE alert. In at .17 and out at .54 for 217% gain.” - TK Wong “Thank you for the great call on VSTM. I netted $480 in one day. Since I started with you three weeks ago, each trade there was a profit.” - Brian L. [Position yourself to profit]( [I'm an image] “I am suspicious of the idea of a new paradigm, to use that word, an entirely new structure of the economy.” — Paul A. Volcker The late former Fed Chair Volcker’s quote has eerie significance around this upcoming FOMC meeting… so much has changed since the 1980s when “the greatest American hero” (according to Famed hedge-fund billionaire Ray Dalio) stymied inflation. Volcker actually was a giant amongst his peers and actually aimed to serve the public — and we’re seeing some similar characteristics with the current Fed Chair. This morning, traders priced in a 99.3% chance of no change in interest rates… [Image] And when the probability is that high… historically, the Fed almost always plays into the hand of the market, so they don’t spook traders… though they may hint at a future rate hike. Traders generally rejoice at the news of rate cuts. The lower financing costs encourage borrowing and investing. But too much growth is also unsustainable — and when not properly moderated, it can ultimately send the market down, down, down. So how sure can we be that Fed Chair, Jerome Powell, will stay in line with expectations? And how should we position ourselves when trading? The man is a wild card, so you better not go long in your plays today and tomorrow without your stop losses in place. Better yet, [consider playing a bear call spread](, which allows you to profit when the market goes three ways. We have to be prepared for anything. Powell may surprise us all and decide to increase rates. After all, Trump has aggressively applied pressure on Powell throughout the year to aggressively slash rates — too much perhaps. He’s one of the few presidents in recent time that has openly questioned and criticized the Fed. Powell may decide to push back. Already, we have seen him respond by quoting a predecessor’s opinion that the Fed should be “absolutely free” from political influence. Of course, we’ll keep you updated with great trading opportunities as the story continues to unfold. [I'm an image] [Jump on the Week]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( While the Fed will be busy this week trying to convince you that they have everything under control, Jeff Bishop is doing something different. He’s giving you the real inside scoop on what’s at stake and how to trade around their Wednesday announcement. In this issue, he takes a deep dive into equities, commodities, and volatility to reveal where the best opportunities are across the market. You’ll be interested to hear the sectors he expects to outperform. [Continue reading…]( [What On Earth Is the Stock Market Thinking]( By Jason Bond of Jason Bond Picks [Image]( The stock market is a psychological soup that has never been short of surprises. But while ups and downs are usually taken as just a normal unfolding of the market process, lately it seems things are about ready to implode. We are in the middle of trade wars, supply shocks, debt up to the neck, an impeachment, an election, and not mention all the drama going on overseas. The lead up to 2020 has everyone sit at the edge of their seat, transfixed to see what happens next. In this post, Jason Bond takes you into the mind of the stock market so that you can better anticipate it’s behavior. [Continue reading...]( [Turning a Profit — Stop Management]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image]( Most traders have heard it before: “Let your winners run and cut your losers short.” But unfortunately, living by that mantra is not always as easy as it sounds. That’s why in this post, Nathan Bear decided to take some time to emphasize one half of that mantra — cutting your losers short. He explains how everyone — from the unprofitable to the breakeven and profitable trader — uses a stop loss. If you’re part of the unprofitable or breakeven group, you’ll really benefit from this lesson on stops. [Continue reading...]( [Is This House of Cards Going to Fall]( By Kyle Dennis of Biotech Breakouts [Image]( Accounting scams fueled by corporate greed are becoming more and more common over the past two decades. It seems that everywhere we look companies are following the trend set by Enron and Freddie Mac. The company that Kyle Dennis shares in this post today is no different. One of the largest trucking companies in North America, Celadon Group Inc., swindled shareholders out of $60 million. They just got found out, and the entire company may be headed for bankruptcy because of it. You’ll want to hear how the two masterminds behind this issue orchestrated a massive fraud scheme. [Continue reading...]( To your success, The RagingBull.com Team RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy #233 Lee, New Hampshire 03861 United States [Stop receiving exclusive emails from Raging Bull All Access]( Neither Raging Bull nor RagingBull.com, LLC (publisher of Raging Bull) is registered as an investment adviser nor a broker/dealer with either the U. S. Securities & Exchange Commission or any state securities regulatory authority. 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