TRADING TIPS

This is Pretty Common

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at the S&P 500 here. Now, last week’s video I was telling you I thought something smells a little fishy and I think the markets are going to roll a little bit. A very common thing. It’s not so common that you can count on it. But this is a common occurence so I’m not saying this is a guarantee. But a lot of times when you have a down week it will bounce on Friday if you have an up week it will sell off on Friday. A lot of people just like to go flat before the weekend. That way they take off a lot of risks and then if they want to put it back on depending on if they want to trade the futures market. They can trade Sunday evening or if they trade the regular stock market they can throw the trades back on first thing Monday. So just keep that at the back of your head. Johnny aussie at Acorn Wealth is going to be doing a special webinar next Wednesday, March 9th at 8:15 PM EST. ”How to Predict Explosive Moves by Following Insiders” I’m going to HYPERLINK you to the registration page. Hubert.

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