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How to Trade A Market Selloff in Under 2 Minutes

Paul Singh — Sun, 11 Sep 2016 15:50:16 +0000

Let me share a secret with you: trading market selloffs is the most profitable time to trade.

Are you shocked?

Probably, because most traders panic, make bad decisions and lose their shirts during market selloffs.

During our last market selloff in late June, Trade Report members and I had some of our biggest trades of the year. Check out the trading stats.

The cycle for most traders starts with a few months of fantastic trading as the market ramps up, a bit of a slowdown during consolidations, another big run where said novice trader starts envisioning future riches, and then the dreaded selloff that wipes out months gains.

It does not have to be this way.

In today’s video I show you how to break the selloff cycle with an automatic low risk-high reward play that allows you to master market selloffs and profit while the dumb money is losing. The beauty of this trade is you don’t have to spend hours analyzing setups or make rushed, often panicked decisions. Instead, you use a a simple 2 minute process that allows you to hedge your account and potentially make big gains.

Watch, learn and let me know what you think!

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Stock Market Review week of August 7th 2011

Kunal Desai — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 23:36:09 +0000

Crazy week last week. the markets were taken down in a very decisive manner due to all sorts of geopolitical and political headlines. This is a cash heavy market. I am currently 100% cash and very happy to. The thing about cash is that its the best hedge possible. I have no care in the world if the market opens down 1000 points tomorrow or 100 points as im cash. As i keep telling you guys this is not a good environment to swingtrade. When you break below key support levels like the 200dma what you will tend to see is gap downs all the time. So swingtrading can be very difficult as your basically losing money while you sleep as you wake up and your stock will be down 5%.

Expect a very news driven week. This will make the trading difficult as rumors and news will be what makes the market move.

We have a fed meeting on Tuesday. This will be major as people will be cluing in to see if the fed can concoct something to save the markets and whether QE3 is on the table.

Europe looks like crap. My guess is they will buy spanish and italian bonds but thats just a stopgap to prevent full on contagion. Spain is a pretty dang big country the now way anybody just has the money to bail them out.

Historially the odds tell us after such a death drop there will be a bounce and a nice one but we need to confirm through price action on shorter timeframes. We cant just buy blindly.

capital preservation is key….i want a fully loaded gun for when i see the sign that its buytime.

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Some Market Thoughts

Kunal Desai — Sun, 12 Jun 2011 04:57:53 +0000

Good Summary of what the market is looking for on Monday..

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3/20/2011 stock market review

Kunal Desai — Sun, 20 Mar 2011 22:08:53 +0000

evening folks. Nice day in the markets thursday and friday while i was gone. At this point when market has broken key levels of support you have to assume the market is guilty till proven innocent. So any bounces toward 1300/ 50dma i will assume are reflex/relief bounces. Often a breakdown of key support after a big uptrend the market will retest the breakdown spot before rolling over. So watch the action on any bounce it will often sucker in investors before rolling right back over. This action is not for the faint of heart. If you are taking any losses (which u should not be incurring anything but gains) then its a good idea to cut your postion sizes in 1/2 to lessen risk

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