The Sky is Falling, The Sky is Falling: What to Do Now

April 4, 2018 [Inside Trading] [TradeWins Publishing]( Follow Us: [VISIT OUR WEBSITE]( Other Exciting News My 27,218% ROI Strategy “Simple method could have turned every $9k into $2.4 million in 10-years trading ETFs.” Kirt Christensen is sharing how it works, and giving a live DEMO (and the ONLY ETFs he is willing to trade) in this no-cost web event! [TAP HERE TO FIND OUT MORE]( [Register Here]( for Kirt’s tell-all webinar to get the secret to his success and how it was possible to turn $9k into $2.4 million in a decade. Kirt says “If I’ve learned anything as a trader it’s that great trading is simple.” Forget overly complicated, hard to execute strategies because he has found straight-forward methods work better. For example, he’s used one “brain-dead easy” trading strategy, taking trades just once a week, and even then, only about 5 trades a month, and averaged 4.7% a month... 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Our third article is authored by Rob Roy who talks about using options expiration to trade unique opportunities. Last, Wendy Kirkland brings us her Prime Entry Profits (PEP) Rally Newsletter. Enjoy! Adrienne LaVigne TradeWins Publishing The Sky is Falling, The Sky is Falling: What to Do Now by TradeWins Publishing One of the worst things any trader can do is leave their portfolio unprotected. But that’s exactly what has happened to many, especially those that never heeded the warning signs that we’ve often pointed out here. Hopefully, they’ll learn from their mistakes, though. Fact is, market volatility has been severe the past few months. After watching the Dow Jones Industrials explode from 24,809 to a high of 26,616 in January, the bottom started to fall out on February 2, when the Dow fell 665 points. The Dow plunged 1,175 points on February 5 and 1,032 points on February 8. On March 1, the Dow dropped another 420 points. Then, on March 19, the Dow fell an additional 400 points, wiping out nearly all of the gains picked up for 2018 in January. Most of that came as a result of trade war fears. But the fallout was far from over. On Thursday, March 22, the Dow plummeted 724 points. It sank another 400 points on Friday, March 23. "A global trade war, whether it's real or perceived, is what's weighing on the market," explained Ian Winer, head of equities at Wedbush Securities, as quoted by CNN. "There's this huge uncertainty now. If China decides to get tough on agriculture or anything else, that will really spook people." Friction between the two nations is a big deal because both are huge players in the world economy. China is a key buyer of U.S. crops, especially soybeans, and the U.S. is a major buyer of Chinese goods. Any slowdown in either economy could put a damper on what has been a bright economic outlook. Then, out of the blue, all was fine. All of a sudden the press mentioned a trade war could be averted, as China and the U.S. work to work out their issues. As a result, the Dow soared more than 600 points in a day. But it was nothing more than bull trap. The next day, the Dow fell another 700 points. To swing thousands of points like this is enough to make the sanest trader insane. But those that were prepared for the potential did just fine, as we were. However, even if there is a near-term market recovery, volatility will persist. [The Sky is Falling]( Lee Gettess' Market Sense by Lee Gettess Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets. [Watch Video]( Trading a Unique Occurrence with Options Expiration by Rob Roy The following is an excerpt from Rob Roy's [Option Axiom Rules Trading Course]( For a trader just learning a new strategy it’s often best to walk through a trade that creates a situation that lands “in the gray”, which covers more unique occurrences that may pop up trading in the real world. This gives them a method to safely trade the markets while they gain both experience and skill set. The difference between a good trader and a great trader is not how the “black” and “white” answers are handled. What separates them is how they handle the “gray” answers. Below is chart of the stock PBR that has formed a wedge pattern. The wedge pattern has been added to help develop and train your eye to seeing it on the chart. As always, start by validating the wedge pattern using the ADX on the chart (the line in the indicator directly below the stock) to be sure it is below 15. Currently, the ADX is at 12.38 which satisfies that criteria. Looking deeper at the ADX, you can see it is at a typical low point for this particular chart. Check to make sure the implied volatility is in the lower 25% of the range. To do this, measure from the low- to the high-implied volatility range showing, and check to be sure that it is in the lower 25% of that range. The implied volatility in this example is almost at its low, which is great for us. That shows that the options should be relatively cheap for this particular stock. The next step is to measure the “mouth” of the wedge to gain an expected price target – bullish and bearish – for this stock. It won’t be possible to gain an exact measurement from the picture of the chart (you will be able to do so in your charting platform), yet a rough measurement will work for the purpose of learning here. The “mouth” of the wedge is about $4.50. With the stock currently trading at a price around $33.50, the bullish target would be $38.00 and the bearish target at $29.00. [Trading with Options Expiration]( Prime Entry Profits (PEP) by Wendy Kirkland Every day Wendy shares her [Prime Entry Profits (PEP) Rally Newsletter](. The following is her thought for the week, along with what she expects this week in trading. Thought for the Week: The daily practice of gratitude is one of the conduits by which your wealth will come to you. When you put feeling into the words “Thank you,” you give the words wings. Saturate the words with the feeling of gratitude. What are you most grateful for right now? This Week in Trading: Tuesday indices opened positive. The Nasdaq and S&P touched negative territory but closed positive. The DOW closed at +389, Nasdaq +71 S&P +32. Be sure to check earnings dates. 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