I recently shorted AVGO in my Weekly Options Profits paid membership program. And I’ve been getting a lot of questions about that. You’ve probably heard me say: “We always trade in the same direction as the broad market.” And that’s true. It’s a GREAT rule of thumb. But that’s the
A few weeks ago, wrote some tutorials on covered calls for you. (If you missed them, you can get them here: Part 1, Part 2.) You’ve had a couple of weeks to practice, so I figured I’d give you a free covered call trade idea. Here’s the deal, though: In
Last week, I analyzed the broad market for you using three ETFs that track the three major indexes: In that post, I showed you how I could tell the broad market was weakening… or at least how it wasn’t as bullish as it had been for the last few months.
A few weeks ago, I posted a survey asking for feedback on some of the articles I’ve been writing for you. Today I want to cover one of the questions I got, because it’s probably one of those most common — and important — questions I get. Here’s the question:
Important, Before we get started:As with any trading strategy, I highly suggest using your platform to paper trade it before you use real money. This allows you to not only fully understand the strategy, but to work out any kinks with knowing how your platform works, which buttons to push,
After the turbulence of the last week or so, I want to show you how analyzing the broad market shows me that the trend in the market is potentially changing… Plus, stay with me, because I’ll be giving you a couple of tickers you’ll want to keep your eye on.
Important, Before we get started:As with any trading strategy, I highly suggest using your platform to paper trade it before you use real money. This allows you to not only fully understand the strategy, but to work out any kinks with knowing how your platform works, which buttons to push,
Last week, I told you we are in a stock picker’s market. When I talk about a stock picker’s market, that’s basically a directional strategy where you pick a stock that you think is going to go higher. (or lower, but for this article I’ll focus on stocks going higher)
It’s Thursday morning and markets are looking really good right now. (UPDATE: Markets dumped off in the afternoon.) I want you to know that we are in a stock picker’s market. What I mean by that even though I just said markets are looking good —the broad market is bullish,