Its October, Time to Take the Money and Run?

This week, most key US Equities indexes hit new highs again, with the Dow industrials leading +.52 %.   This upcoming week marks the 30-year anniversary of the great market meltdown or the crash of 1987.

October, although generally a good month for stock market returns, also hosts the biggest market selloffs including the great crash of 1929. Borrowing a quote form Henry Wadsworth Longfellow “and when she is good she is very, very good; but when she is bad she is horrid.”

Equities and Commodities in Position to Move

Equity markets continued to run up to all-time highs up on average another + 1.5% for the week. All this   despite multiple hurricanes, geo-political uncertainty, an unconventional presidency, and mass murder.

Attribute this to an economy that has received its medical marijuana card and not feeling any pain. It’s also has taken its flu shots thereby immune to all the above. In fact, the economy is just humming along.

Tax Reform Sets Grandpa Russell (IWM) On Fire

The Trump administration pivoted away from another failed attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and moved on to the next big item on its agenda, tax reform. Markets have started moving ahead of anything formal being agreed upon on Capitol Hill, so it’s a classic “buy the rumor and sell the news” situation developing.

Understanding How the 6 Market Phases Can Help You Spot the Next Move

Maximizing Risk and Booking Bigger Profits Are Easy When You Follow Market Phases

Trade identification or knowing which instrument to trade can be daunting if you don’t have a simple way to know the true direction of the market.

Many investors are baffled by the media’s scaremongering. Often, confusion lies between the fundamentals of an asset and technical condition of its chart. Both types of analysis often come to totally different conclusions.

How To “Buy Low” for Bigger Profits, Less Stress, and More Enjoyable Trading

You’re about to discover a focused approach to anticipating the markets’ next move, along with trading tactics that lead to immediate profits and trade entries you can be confident in trading whether you are a new trader or have years of experience.

Think about how you feel, and how you tend to trade, when a new trade is substantially profitable immediately after you enter it.

How to Avoid Getting Stopped Out Of Good Trades by Market Gaps

When the market has a big gap down it’s easy to get scared out of your long trades that have been pulled down by the market.

This video gives you a methodical approach to determining when you should sell, and when you should hold on to see if the gap down is a false move.