Our Top 4 Tips to Navigate the Market Bloodbath

[RagingBull Elite]( Limited Release: Only available for a limited time. Brace Yourself For The Next Wave Of Volatility [Image]( Position Yourself To Profit Before These Shocking Events Start To Unfold Kyle Dennis Exposes The Truth In His Brand New Report [Download Free NOW!]( Dear trader, When the markets opened yesterday, Wall Street braced itself for what could have been one of the ugliest trading days in history… Think Black Monday all over again. In case the impact of the coronavirus was not enough, crude oil futures plunged 25% (more than any time in recent memory) after OPEC failed to reach an agreement and Saudi Arabia cut prices. The SPY came right out of the gate with its third-worst open in history, following the financial crisis of 2008 and 9/11. [Image] Courtesy of CNBC.com But then, the ‘circuit breaker’ — designed to prevent stocks from moving into free-fall — kicked in. The S&P halted trading for 15 minutes following the initial 7% drop, and things stabilized. With all of this uncertainty in the air, you may be wondering what to do now. Maybe you lost some money in the market yesterday and you need a game plan to get back on track. But here’s the thing, trader. One of the first things to keep in mind is that it’s okay to take some losses. Bad trading days happen and rather than hoping and praying that your trades turn around, you can simply cut out your bad positions and move on. You don’t have to remove all your positions and move entirely to cash, though. What it all boils down to is risk assessment. Instead of running and hiding altogether, consider getting out of the riskiest stuff, holding some money on the side to take advantage of more favorable setups, taking on smaller position sizes for new trades, and limiting your number of overnight holds. Most importantly, during turbulent weeks like these, you need to watch a trader who’s done it for a long time. Our pro traders have seen weeks like this before and drawing from their insights on how to manage them is crucial to your success. They were in and out of our LIVE trading rooms all day yesterday, and here’s what a few of them were telling our clients as we headed into this chaotic trading week: [I'm an image] “If there is anything I learned over the years, it is safety first. Yesterday morning the market opened down 7% and got halted. The number one priority when buying a trade is to have the ability to get out of the trade. If the whole market is halting (stopping) then I can't get out of the trade. Being in a trade without the ability to get out is the worst situation, so I want to keep that in mind this week.” [-Kyle Dennis, Sniper Report]( [I'm an image] “Hindsight is 20/20, and while it’s very easy to look back and see what you should have done differently, navigating these markets in real-time is a whole different beast. No one has a crystal ball, and nobody can predict what is going to come this week. With that being said, I am bracing for more volatility. If you're a member of [Total Alpha](, you’ll be able to see me navigate things really well in this market environment by being a seller of options.” [-Jeff Bishop, Total Alpha]( [I'm an image] “The market is coming down to pretty good support and we all know a flush was needed. So while none of us like this action, markets take the stairs up and the elevator down. I don't think it'll trigger a recession, but nobody truly knows. So I'll just monitor and look for trades as they make themselves available.” [-Jason Bond, Wall Street Bookie]( [I'm an image] “I've come to the following conclusion: Holding overnight with long calls or long puts in this market is a 50/50 gamble at best, and it's actually even worse than that because of the extremely high IV. From now until things settle, I'll be doing almost exclusively day trading. If that means that you are uncomfortable taking a trade with the knowledge that I will likely buy and sell it the same day, don't take the trade. If I do plan to hold something new overnight, I will let you know and it will be with really, really small size." [-Nathan Bear, Million Dollar Options Strategy]( [Image] [Which Sectors Are Broke & Which Are Dope?]( Just a few weeks ago financial news networks paraded sell-side analysts on television, telling us the fears of the coronavirus were overblown. Now, look at what happened… - By Jeff Bishop, Total Alpha [Skip the Piggy Bank, This Penny Stock Strategy Returned 1,300%]( Inflation was reported at about 2.5% over the last 12 months, so even in a high-interest savings account your money will actually lose buying power over time. - By Jeff Williams, Penny Pro [Is Buy and Hold Dead?]( Sure, cash may be king right now… but that could all change very soon with the upcoming elections, and so you’ll want to start looking at investment opportunities. - By Kyle Dennis, Sniper Report [How To Get Long In A Scary Market]( The fractal energy indicator reveals how to go long in this market when many investors are putting their retirement accounts into cash and gold. - By Dave Lukas, Options Profit Planner To your success, The RagingBull.com Team RagingBull, LLC 62 Calef Hwy. #233, Lee, NH 03861 [Click Here to stop receiving emails from support@ragingbull.com]( [Unsubscribe from all RagingBull emails]( 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. 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