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FOMC Day = Volatility!

FOMC Day = Volatility!
Last FOMC Day ES initially spiked down 60 points, spiked up 90 points, then plunged 155 points all in the 2hrs after the FOMC statement. Be prepared for similar today starting at 2pm EDT... before then anticipate choppy sideways price action.

Bear Market Trading Strategies (and their Steep Bull Rallies) Webinar

Bear Market Trading Strategies (and their Steep Bull Rallies) Webinar

You'll see the only Price Action tools needed that are native to every charting platform and how to apply them in the current volatile conditions.

As a BONUS participants will be introduced to the ChartPros Trade Entry Timing Tool that can be used anticipate market moves across a variety of timeframes and trading styles!

Recorded Thursday November 3rd, 2022 04:30 PM Eastern Time 

 

Here's How to Anticipate Big Market Moves

Here's How to Anticipate Big Market Moves

The Volatility Index (VIX) moves inversely to the indices and can often be an indicator of upcoming market moves... 

Join us as we walk you through the specific details of the correlation between the VIX and the rest of the market and how to incorporate this relationship into your trading style to increase confidence and consistency!

This course normally sells for $129 but for a limited time you can enroll for the incredibly low price of only $29!

Introduction to the Trade Entry Timing Tool - FREE Webinar Recording

Introduction to the Trade Entry Timing Tool - FREE Webinar Recording
The VIX is a real-time market index that represents the market’s expectation of 30-day forward-looking volatility.  Derived from the price inputs of the S&P 500 index options, it provides a measure of market risk and investors’ sentiments.

Market Calm Before the Election Storm... What to Anticipate

Market Calm Before the Election Storm... What to Anticipate
From our past experience, anytime there seems to be uncertainty in the economic climate like there are during election cycles market volatility can often subside and produce what may look like ranging or wedging type scenarios.  The 2020 election is doing just that as observed in the S&P 500 chart.