This Is a Time to Be a Trader, Not an Investor
We are NOWHERE NEAR an economic bottom. The thesis of a mid-2009 recovery to an economic re-expansion is highly suspect -- we have lots more new bad news ahead. The picture for actual vs. hoped-for consumer and business capital expenditure demand gets clearer -- unfortunately to the downside.
Investors who bought the notion that we hit bottom, lost a bundle yet again. But you don't have to follow the herd over the cliff -- you can play the downside for more profits trading short ETFs.
As you can see, our forward-looking survey results confirm that it is far too early to start buying stocks as though the bottom was in.
Ken Trester
Use Limit Orders on Options Trades
If buying inexpensive options makes you 'cheap,' then profiting from them must make you 'rich'!
Short-Term Gains Using Long-Term Options
Stock options are excellent speculative vehicles and can be inexpensive to boot!
The Thrill of Expiring Options
A diligent trader can make big money buying expiring options. But you have to be ready to move quickly.
How to Initiate a Credit Spread
We'll show you how our subscribers made a $400 return in less than two weeks with this two-step strategy.
4 Factors in Play With Options Trades
Frenzied market activity and volatile price action can be a option trader's friend or foe.
