After a strong rebound this week that broke records again, we saw a pull back this morning in spite of impressive jobs numbers. Adding almost a quarter of a million new jobs just didn’t offer any lift. The markets seemed to focus on energy with oil prices dropping and ongoing concerns about the spread of the Coronavirus. This again begs the question, “What moves the markets?” While the headlines will work to justify their existence and find a likely candidate to point at, you often get the feeling they are, at best, taking one perspective on what is going and hanging their hat on it. At worst, they are simply guessing and trying to hit their deadline. Either way, this is not the kind of data you want to have your retirement account resting on.
The good news is that while this is not new (media has lagged behind what is going on in the markets for years) the tools to understand what is truly moving prices have become easier to use and more robust. As have the trading products (options, ETFs) that are available to leverage those tools. Finding a solid strategy to grow your account should be effective no matter which way the market goes. In fact, solid options strategies actually do better when the market seems erratic and is following its own rules. If you aren’t using options to grow your account today, this is the perfect time to start. If you are, make sure your strategy has as much winning potential as the strategies Chuck Hughes used to win over ten trading championships.
In the message earlier today, Chuck Hughes shared his 3 rules that have helped him generate consistently exceptional growth in up AND down markets. The link even include his bestseller “Trade Like Chuck” and DVD for free. If you missed it you can still access it here
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