Timothy Sykes
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How To Profit From Short Squeezes
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If you’re struggling to find trading opportunities, you’ve got to take what the market is giving you. Short squeezes are some of the best plays right now... And there’s more than one way to trade them! Tune in and learn how to spot and trade the hottest opportunities in the market right now. STUDY HARD!
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Discover why it’s essential to understand your own limitations and how emotions effect your trading, plus…
1️⃣ How aggressive short selling can lead to short squeezes, resulting in quick upward spikes.
2️⃣ Why trading “cowardly” is OK, and can help with trading discipline which is essential for long-term success.
3️⃣ How to embrace the importance of risk management in volatile markets, even if it means trading with a protective mindset.
4️⃣ Why I believe the recent market dip is a sign of healthy consolidation rather than impending doom.
5️⃣ The substantial risks associated with short selling, especially for beginners, and why it might not be the best path to take.
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