Timothy Sykes
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Using Stimulus-Funded Volatility In Your Trading Game
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August 25, 2021
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What a time to be alive! In 2020 and 2021, we witnessed unprecedented market moves due to many factors … But the most important one? Stimulus checks. Watch this video to learn how to trade a bubble market caused by millions of retail investors with extra cash.
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The year 2020 and the first quarter of 2021 brought so many things to the trading world that we haven't encountered before…
We saw trades related to lockdown orders and nationwide protests. And so many other sectors heated up as a result of current events.
But the most important thing that swayed the market’s overall trend was the insane volatility due to government-issued stimulus checks.
More than ever, an influx of retail traders saturated the market to trade “meme stocks” and other stocks that made no actual fundamental sense to trade…
Now, I'm 100% on the side of retail traders ... I don’t teach my students to trade based on fundamentals. I always say ride the hype, but don’t believe it. I’ll explain more about that in this video.
And of course, I love seeing the massive widespread volatility that stimmy checks caused across the markets.
Cryptocurrency even had some solid runs because of social media and certain celebrities fueling coin spikes…
Plus, Robinhood made trading EVEN EASIER.
All that adds up to a perfect recipe for crazy moves in the market.
But many of these traders remain uneducated and got by on luck … The same trades that made them decent profits in a hot market would likely cost them their accounts in a normal market.
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