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!

This swing trading service is great for those that work and can’t monitor the computer all day. We have in-depth nightly reports on the gameplan for the day/week and all stock picks that I trade will be alerted and emailed to you.

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The third trade in our “live trades” series reveals how I trade the rubber band oversold bounce setup.

It’s a fun setup. It’s a profitable setup. It’s also a commonly mistraded setup.

There are key mistakes traders are making when trying to catch oversold bounces; in today’s video I reveal exactly how to trade the rubber band setup profitably in 4 easy steps that focus on:

1. Extreme oversold levels
2. Key entry signals
3. Volume
4. Exit strategy

This is a live trade alerted to Swing Trade Report members seconds after entry. We have taken partial profits and moved our stops up to lock in big gains.  Once the “lotto” position is complete, I’ll update with another video.

Remember, our example is another in my series of live trade videos which makes it must watch: you’ll get into my head and see exactly how we plan and manage the trade as it develops. I’ll be back with another video on the exit.

This video is the third in the “Live” trading series.

Check out the first video to understand how $BRZU made our watchlist and the second video highlighting the gap down reversal trade in $NFLX. .

Remember, members of the swing service get all of these trade alerts intraday in real time.

This swing trading service is great for those that work and can’t monitor the computer all day. We have in-depth nightly reports on the game plan for the day/week, and all stock picks that I trade will be alerted and emailed to you.

Check out the Swing Service HERE

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How effectively are you swing trading the earnings gap down reversal setup?

Most likely not well, if you even trade the setup at all. Neglecting this setup is an unfortunate and expensive mistake that often does not show up in your trading stats.  As a result, specifically the earnings gap down reversal, you are not profiting from one of the most consistently profitable low risk-high reward setups around.

Here is why it’s neglected: the average swing trader doesn’t know how to trade gap downs!

Most commonly accepted gap down theories (remember most common theories don’t work!) focus on shorting the gap down as a downside continuation trade. The idea here is the downside momentum catalyst leads to a continuation move. This sounds great in theory, but in practice, it often plays out different.

Gap downs in momentum stocks that are not yet in full-fledged downtrends often reverse while flashing strong long entry signals. In other words, while most are looking to short, profitable traders are stalking countertrend long signals.

This is another classic setup where it pays handsomely to go against the crowd.

In today’s video, I show you how and why I entered Netflix ($NFLX) using the earnings gap down reversal strategy. The trade also illustrates the moving average remount setup and the moving average sandwich exit strategy.

You will learn how to:

1. Trade the earnings gap down reversal
2. Apply the moving average remount setup
3. Analyze moving averages for entry and exit signals.
4. Apply solid risk and trade management concepts.

Remember, our example is another in my series of live trade videos which makes it must watch: you’ll get into my head and see exactly how we plan and manage the trade as it develops. I’ll be back with another video on the exit.

This video is the second in the “Live” trading series. Check out the first video to understand how $BRZU made our watchlist.

Remember, members of the swing service get all of these trade alerts intraday in real time.

This swing trading service is great for those that work and can’t monitor the computer all day. We have in-depth nightly reports on the game plan for the day/week, and all stock picks that I trade will be alerted and emailed to you.

Check out the Swing Service HERE

Follow me, Paul Singh AKA “TheMarketSpeculator” on Twitter or email me at SinghJD1@aol.com.

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Apparently this kid wasn’t the only trader who needed direction trading this market, because the response to last Tuesday’s webinar was HUGE! I received so many great questions that I could not get to all of them. So here is a follow up Q&A session answering all of your unanswered questions:

In case you missed it, here is a replay of the full one hour webinar “Swing Trading in a Bear Market”.

https://bullsonwallstreet.com/pages/swing-trading-webinar-feb2016.html

Come check out our FREE TRIAL for our Part Time Traders service.  This service is great for those that work and cant monitor the computer all day. We have indepth nightly reports on the gameplan for the day/week and all stock picks that I trade will be alerted and emailed to you.

https://bullsonwallstreet.com/swing-trading/

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Webinar Link: https://vimeo.com/152938272

If you part time trade or swing trade we have a great service for you that Paul runs. We have a FREE TRIAL for all those interested. Everyday Paul does a nightly report and video along with live alerts when he makes a trade.  Paul only offers the type of trades that you can do straight from your smart phone this is perfect for those that can not sit there and micromanage their positions.

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So how do we manage this lack of control?

We focus on what we can control, like the setup we will trade or how much we will risk.  When you start focusing on these control elements, you will find your trading will improve.  Yes, we can’t control the stock price, but over time you will find the control elements are what make you profitable. I like to call risk management the “golden rule” of swing trading.  It is something we have power over, and over time smart risk management will protect your account from whatever the market tries to do to you.

Here are 14 different elements to help take control of your trading in 2016:
your attitude

• amount risked
• stop or maximum loss
• target or expected win
• entry level
• setup traded
• time frame for a trade
• position size for a trade
• trade journal and records
• your watchlist
• what news events are important
• news sources you follow
• bloggers and tweeters you follow
• trading tools you use

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Watch the video for the setups, key price levels and entry strategy.

Come check out our FREE TRIAL for our Part Time Traders service. This service is great for those that work and cant monitor the computer all day. We have indepth nightly reports on the gameplan for the day/week and all stock picks that I trade will be alerted and emailed to you.

https://bullsonwallstreet.com/swing-trading/

Follow me, Paul Singh AKA “TheMarketSpeculator” on twitter or email me at SinghJD1@aol.com

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So how do we manage this lack of control?  We focus on what we can control, like the setup we will trade or how much we will risk.

When you start focusing on these control elements, you will find your trading will improve.  Yes, we can’t control the stock price, but over time you will find the control elements are what make you profitable. I have called risk management the golden rule of swing trading.  It is something we have power over, and over time smart risk management will protect your account from whatever the market tries to do to you.

Here are some important control elements:

• your attitude
• amount risked
• stop or maximum loss
• target or expected win
• entry level
• setup traded
• time frame for a trade
• position size for a trade
• trade journal and records
• your watchlist
• what news events are important
• news sources you follow
• bloggers and tweeters you follow
• trading tools you use

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My focus list is, market analysis and trade alerts are all featured in the Market Speculator Part-Time Swing Trade Report.  If you would like to receive the swing trade report and alerts, sign up for the free trial.  Follow me on twitter or email me at SinghJD1@aol.com

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