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The September Jobs Report: How To Transform Uncertainty Into Opportunity

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[Image] The September Jobs Report: How To Transform Uncertainty Into Opportunity Listen up, traders… Today’s September jobs report is the most important catalyst in recent memory. More critically, it’s the most promising money-making opportunity of the year — if you know what to look for… I want all of my students prepared, knives sharpened for the battle ahead. Here’s what I’ll give you today: - What you NEED TO KNOW before today’s crucial jobs report… - The FEAR CYCLE that can proceed massive rebounds… - An ACTION PLAN for harnessing this exact situation… - Plus: Learn the #1 DAY (AND TIME) that you should be trading… Keep reading to see everything you need to know about today’s jobs report — why it matters, how I’m trading it, and what indicators to watch for… Why This is the ‘Super Bowl’ of Jobs Reports This is the ‘Super Bowl’ of jobs reports. Why? As usual, it’s all about the market backdrop — the big picture. And in case you haven’t noticed, the market is in utter turmoil right now… The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSEARCA: SPY) is down nearly 6% in three short weeks. Additionally, 10-year Treasury yields have been ripping, which means mortgages, credit cards, and loans are getting more expensive by the day. In turn, this uncertainty is starting to creep into the curve of the VIX (Volatility Index), which recently inverted for the first time since March. All this to say, this current market paradigm is reminding a lot of experienced traders (people even older than me) of the 1987 stock market crash. But that doesn’t necessarily mean what you think it does… The Market’s Major ‘Deja Vu’ As I’m looking at the major index charts this week, I’m getting a serious case of deja vu. This price action is reminding me of the moves leading up to one of the most monumental trading days of 2023 … May 5. On that day, the SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF Trust (NYSEARCA: DIA) experienced its best day in five months… DIA 5-minute chart from May 5, 2023 — courtesy of [StocksToTrade.com]( All of the “heavyweight” stocks rallied. And not for a few minutes … they ran all day long. So, why should you care about May 5? Because what led to these rallies wasn’t unique. It actually happens like clockwork. And the clock is winding down to … you guessed it, today’s jobs report. Everything is hinging on the jobs report — all of the volatility, nervousness, and uncertainty the market’s been feeling. Having worked on Wall Street for so many years, I can tell you with certainty that all the pros are preparing for the jobs report right now. I’ve seen this exact situation dozens of times before. With that in mind, let’s talk about creating a plan of attack… Wall Street’s Hidden Weakness (and 3 Ways to Potentially Benefit) I’ll let you in on a little secret… In times such as these, Wall Street traders have a hidden weakness… And if you know what to look for, you can identify this fear cycle and devise a strategy to weaponize your trading for this exact situation. Let’s break down what you need to know: 1. The actual jobs number doesn’t matter I don’t care about the actual jobs number. As shocking as this may sound, it’s the truth. Anyone who tells you they know what the number will be is lying. I’m not in the business of predicting events out of my control. Rather, I care about the fear cycle surrounding it… 2. Pay attention to ‘The Fear Gauge’ As anticipation for the release of the jobs report starts to grow, traders are on the edge of their seats. The market’s anxiousness is measured by volatility, a.k.a. ‘The Fear Gauge”... And that uncertainty is where your focus should be if you want to potentially profit off of this situation… Watch for spikes and dips in the VIX for signals as to where the market is headed today. 3. Know your history Remember the chart I showed you from May 5, when the market went into a broad-based rally? Well, look at the big picture — that explosive day followed an absolutely horrific week of trading! The SPY was coming off of four deep red days — cascading downward on high volume from Monday to Thursday — before going full-supernova on Friday, May 5. From Monday to Thursday, everyone was waiting for a cataclysmic event. Traders always expect the worst will happen. And the market hates uncertainty more than anything. But when Powell came out and did nothing on May 5, the uncertainty subsided and the tension was released, causing a massive, rip-roaring stock rally for the ages. I’m not saying this will happen today. Again, I’m not in the business of making predictions. That said, ignoring this historical context would be a huge mistake. Consider what’s happened in the recent past and trade accordingly. Speaking of trading, let’s get to what you’ve been waiting for — my strategy for today… The Most Important Chart of the Day I’m about to show you one of the most important things you’ll ever see in your trading career. I want you to look at this chart very carefully: This is a chart comparing the SPY’s after-hours trading vs. regular trading hours since the index was created. In other words, I’m showing you a graph of what would happen if you bought the close on the SPY and sold the following morning’s open… Notice anything surprising? You would outpace the market by leaps and bounds. But this isn’t what most traders do… Most traders try to buy the open, ‘holding and hoping’ that the market cooperates before the close. But this is a huge mistake… By taking the opposite approach and looking for trades in the last hour of the day, you can potentially create a huge edge for yourself. This is how I find Burn Notices — by identifying when Wall Street is backed into a corner and picking the perfect time to strike. These are the exact setups I’ll be looking for today. And I suggest you do the same. Closing Thoughts This week, we’ve seen stocks take a nosedive and financial news analysts predicting doom and gloom. Meanwhile, traders are scrambling to make sense of it all. Why? Because they don’t have an actionable game plan for anything this market may throw at them. Tell me if this sounds familiar… You’re trading every day, chasing the market, trying to buy stocks on fake breakouts … only to panic when the real five-star setups come across your screen. If you’re doing this, you don’t have a plan. It’s that simple. But luckily, you have a mentor with 20+ years of trading experience, much of it on Wall Street. In other words, I know how the ‘smart money’ trades these kinds of days because I was the ‘smart money’ for many years! You see, this isn’t the first time the market’s been at a crossroads like this… And it’s these very moments that create some of the biggest money-making opportunities. Trade carefully, stay disciplined, and as always… Stay Street Smart, Jeff Zananiri P.S. As a student of the game I’m always interested to hear how other traders are navigating this market volatility… [It's not too late to catch one of these live training classes.](   66 West Flagler Street STE 900 Miami, Florida 33130 United States [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [YouTube]( [Click Here to Unsubscribe]( **Our gurus teach skills others have used to make money. Any results displayed are extraordinary and are not typical and will vary from person to person. 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