How to finally “Buy Low and Sell High” with confidence
Everyone wants to buy low and sell higher, right? And yet most traders struggle to know when a stock’s price is truly “low”. When a stock price goes down, it can be extremely risky to buy too soon and if you wait too long you’ll miss out on most of the move (or worse, get in too late).
Countless traders have blown up their accounts trying to pick a bottom (especially when the market’s going down). Traders are missing the ability to identify when a stock is at a bargain price and poised to move higher.
The key is identifying the “True Low” so you can buy with confidence and limit risk.
Like this 703% gain in AAPL:
Pinpoint entries into stocks at “discount prices” while minimizing risk. This is a measured and conservative style that aims for 100%+ returns specifically through getting in as close to a stock’s “True Low” as possible.
Know when to buy the bargain while identifying the lows
Allison Ostrander, Director of Risk Tolerance at Simpler Trading, she’s not right 100% of the time, but she follows proven money management to keep her PnL growing steadily during market turmoil.
Even when uncertainty is super high and thousands of stocks are far below their recent highs, it’s more important to know when a stock is at a bargain or when it’s still likely to keep going lower.
If you’re looking for a low-stress way to generate consistent options income, don’t miss this awesome formula.
In this step-by-step training you’ll discover:
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