While Everyone’s Freaking Out - 2 Trading Strategies...

[RagingBull All-Access] Dear trader, Look to the news this week and you’ll see frightening headlines all over. As if the continuous coverage about [the stock market tiptoeing dangerously at all-time highs]( was not enough, we also have these stories at the top of CNBC today: “After coronavirus scare, markets look to Fed rate policy to keep stock rally going.” “‘Terrible,’ ‘heartbreaking,’ ‘devastated’ — World leaders and athletes mourn the death of Kobe Bryant.” “Market bull Art Hogan goes on pullback alert, worries this week’s earnings will disappoint.” So what do we do during times like these when headline risk is the name of the game — and when a single story could bring the price of a stock, a sector, or even the broader market tumbling down? Here are a couple of ideas... #1: Try a credit spread strategy. A credit spread strategy is where you simultaneously purchase and sell two options contracts — they could both be calls or both be puts — with the same expiration date but different strike price. It’s a way of stacking the odds in your favor and trading like the casino house that almost always wins. Dave Lukas literally just put together an article explaining how to trade credit spreads. [Check it out here.]( Even better, [join Dave’s free Options Profit Planner webinar that’s about to start]( and find out how his credit spread strategy allowed him to to go 6 months with no losses... #2: Trade stocks uncorrelated to the overall market For some people — no matter how much we brag about Dave’s perfect track record since starting [his Option Profit Planner service]( — the recent headlines make trading the market this week too darn much of a gamble. Well, it just so happens that penny stocks move in ways that do not reflect the price action we’re seeing in big stocks or indexes. And guess what? Our resident penny stock expert, Jeff Williams, just kicked off [his newest small account challenge]( (never too late to join!) where he teaches people just like you to trade alongside him in a LIVE chat room each and every trading day. In just 4 trading days last week (remember, we had Monday off), he grew his $500 account by 67%. [Image] That 67% beat the heck out of the Big 3 (DOW, NASDAQ, S&P 500), which were all stuck in the garbage can while he snagged these profits. And how about that $337.33 increase? It may not sound like a ton right off the bat, but keep in mind that Jeff started with just $500. If you followed his trades to a T beginning with $1,000, your account would be $1,670... Or $8,350 if you began with $5,000. Jeff’s next trades are about to drop any moment now, since he typically hops into 2-3 of them near the end of each trading day, holds them overnight, and sells them in the morning. 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