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Daily stock market analysis, trade alerts, and trading education from Ross Givens and the Traders Agency team.
What to Expect in the Markets for February
I said in yesterday’s newsletter that I was going to talk about how the market did in January. But I put that off till today because I just had to address the massive precious metals rout from Friday.
Dangerous Trading Trap
Hey friend, Strong U.S. GDP numbers were not enough to lift the market’s mood – which was largely disappointed by Big Tech earnings. All indexes – but one – closed lower yesterday… So let’s see how the markets have been moving as we close out this trading week. The Daily Direction Note: Only the Russell […]
Coaching Webinar Replay
In this webinar I just want to share with you, a lot of research to show you how I do what I do, and how I identify the surging stocks you can make large and quick gains. A lot of people as traders think their job is simply to achieve high returns. As I say, if you buy a stock at $5 and sell it at 10, that’s great, but not if it took you five years to do it. If you do it in five days, that’s much more impressive.
The Upside of This Irrational Market
Hey friend, Been a volatile week. Let’s see how the markets have been moving. The Daily Direction Note: Another down day for the markets as fears about the banking sector continued to spread. However, there was no change in the directions of the indexes from yesterday. The Daily Nugget “The market can stay irrational longer […]
All Traders Must Pay This Price Before They Can Profit
Hey friend, We told you to expect heightened volatility. Now, volatility doesn’t mean stocks fall – it can mean huge upward reversals after large down days...
This is a Prime Entry Opportunity
Hey friend, Ross here. In the midst of a seemingly drifting market, where all major indexes hint at sustained upward trends, we find ourselves at a prime entry point. Despite the Russell 2000's slight dip, the overall market direction affirms that now is a strategic moment to act. This isn't about...
The Traders Who Thrive During Uncertainty
The latest Core PCE data came in just below consensus, signaling that the Fed may continue focusing on economic growth rather than battling inflation. Markets initially reacted with gains but pulled back as the day progressed. Wall Street legend Bob Farrell once said, “A bubble is a bull market in...
Stop Trying to Time the Pullback
Hey friend, Sure, there hasn’t been much market movement in the past few days. But when we zoom out, the data is undeniable – the bull market remains in full...
Breadth Breakout on the Horizon?
Markets are soaring to new all-time highs, and the bears are out in full force. But don't be fooled—this bull market extends beyond the U.S. Today's chart highlights the All-Country World Index, showcasing the global market's performance. It’s at an all-time high too, proving the American bull...
NASDAQ 100 Adjusting the Trade Plan
There’s NASDAQ and an up channel Last week’s previous idea, the market was inside of a down trend line. We broke into the buy zone and we started making higher highs and higher lows. But you got to understand with these markets. These markets, they’re like a puzzle piece. They’re like puzzle pieces and the […]
Investors Love to do This Useless Thing
Hey friend, Ross here. After last week's subdued market response to the CPI report, many might overlook the subtle, yet steady gains we're seeing. Here’s the thing about the market: it moves at two speeds—gradually, then suddenly. That sudden leap is where many traders find themselves off-guard...
The Harsh Reality About “S&P 5000”
It’s Ross Givens here, with Chart of the Day. Entering 2024 with the wind at our backs. As history echoes this year's double-digit market surge in the final two months, optimism prevails. Brace for a January and first-quarter boom, setting the stage for a promising year ahead. In my journey to...
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