My No. 1 Strategy for Trading Tricky Situations

With volatility starting to hit as we approach the end of a short trading week, I want to share my market-driven approach to planning my trades.

I start by looking at the trend points for the three major indexes — the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow. 

Right now, the Dow is bearish, the S&P 500 is slightly bullish, and the Nasdaq is overly bullish!

But remember… the action in the Nasdaq is all thanks to just a handful of stocks. So we can’t go all in, and we still have to be careful.

That’s why I’m getting ready to hold a special training session — at no cost — to share my No. 1 strategy for trading during times like these.

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Trade well,

Jack Carter
Jack Carter Trading

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