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You will learn when to enter and when to exit, and understand why. Learn from me, Todd “Bubba” Horwitz, through face-to-face and online workshops, and join me for live trading on the 3rd Friday of the month when the monthly jobs numbers come out.
Tomorrow, you could begin doubling your account every single month starting with one letter.
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Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.
Mastering the fundamentals of any sport, business or other activity is important if you expect to succeed. Before going out on the PGA tour, players learn how to hold a golf club, address the ball, improve their swing, and a myriad of other game fundamentals. It is no different when trading. Trading is a business, and it is up to you to learn the fundamental aspects of that business if you expect to be a winner.
What are the fundamentals of trading? Contract specifications, market behavior, exchange trading hours, money management, risk-reward parameters, and market analysis to name a few. And, of course, order entry. The types of orders available and how they differ, what to expect when placing orders, and how to enter orders properly are fundamental to the art of successful trading. That does not mean knowing proper order procedure will make you a great trader, just as knowing how to dribble a basketball does not make you Michael Jordan. But, not knowing how to place orders properly could have a negative impact on your trading results.
Trading can be profitable; trading can be fun; trading can be a huge ego booster. Trading can also produce the opposite of those positive effects. The difference is not luck.
Unless news comes out of nowhere, Monday should be fairly slow. But Google (as I still like to call the company which runs the search engine) will release its Earnings after the Close Monday afternoon. Remember the first chance for the stock to move as far as option traders are concerned will be at Tuesday’s Open.
Tuesday night ends with the President’s State of Union address. It’s quite possible the Stock Market may be caught off guard by something said in the Halls of Congress. If so the Market may react with some Volatility Wednesday morning.
That’s all the events scheduled on the Calendar which have the ability to move the market as a whole. But the discussion of this upcoming week would be incomplete if I did not list all the Earnings Releases which we feel are worthy of attention:
Monday, February 4
After the Close: Alphabet (GOOG & GOOGL)
Tuesday, February 5
Before the Open: British Petroleum (BP)
After the Close: Disney (DIS)
Wednesday, February 6
After the Close: Chipotle (CMG)
Thursday, February 7
Before the Open: Twitter (TWTR)
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