[Company Logo] Hi Trader, Markets seem to have an uncanny ability to disappoint the majority of investors most of the time, and itâs about to happen again. Donât let it happen to you â check out what you missed. I hosted a brand-new workshop last Thursday, but I think you missed it. [This replay will only be available for 36 hours](, but before you watch it, consider this⦠Many market chart readers will tell you that the market is on the edge of a cliff and about to fall off. They may be right, but Iâll show you how they could be dead wrong. If you look at the chart to the right, youâll see the SPY is sitting right on top of the 200-day moving average. If the SPY breaks that important level, itâs often very bearish. [image] Iâll discuss how bearish a break lower can be below, but first⦠Consider the fact that the market has already sold off substantially since its July peak! Regardless of whether the market drops further or not, the recent correction has been painful. I know thereâs been a lot of pain for investors because the âmarket internalsâ data shows that a large number of stocks have been declining significantly. [In the replay, youâll learn how you can improve]( your ability to identify major market highs and lows using data like market internals (even as a new trader without ever looking at a chart)! However, to demonstrate one small example of market internals we will have to look at the chart below. The red line in this chart illustrates the percentage of S&P 500 stocks that are above their 200-day average. Even though the index is just now approaching its 200-day, only 35% of individual stocks are above (or 65% below) their 200-day. [image] So for all the talk about how the market can be moved by â7 stocksâ, the market internals tell us that the broader market has been experiencing bear market-like conditions! As you can see from the dashed black line, the indicator is at a level that has frequently led to more downside. However, you may also notice that when the market begins to rally from this level it tends to mark a bottom and continue higher. So it would be prudent to look for another reason to believe the market should rally from here other than it's at the 200-day average. Plus, market internals data is NOT limited to the number of stocks over a moving average. There are dozens of insightful metrics, and when you know how to use them... You'll have a whole new dimension of understanding of why the market's price support and resistance levels work sometimes work like magic and other times mislead you miserably. But the most important reason to not to limit your analysis of the market to just price action if bigger than predicting trends... HEREâS WHERE MARKET DECLINES GET PAINFUL Unfortunately, the most painful part of a market selloff comes AFTER the selloff happens. Remember, the market has already had a big selloff. Thereâs nothing good or fun that comes from getting caught in a market selloff, so we work hard to help you avoid them, and keep any losses to a minimum. [Youâll learn how in the replay.]( Fortunately, market selloffs are statistically much shorter in duration than the market recoveries that ALWAYS follow. Unfortunately, if you let losses or market declines discourage you from using the market selloff as an opportunity, then⦠â¦It will likely be emotionally painful and frustrating to watch the market recover and potentially go on to make big gains without you â and that will last a lot longer and be more painful than the selloff. â¦Plus, it will certainly be financially painful for your efforts to build your wealth if youâre not in the market when itâs going up. Whatâs The Solution To Painful Market Selloffs and
More Painful Missed Market Recoveries? The solution to this is NOT to buy and hope! The solution is to have a disciplined approach to actively invest so you can take small losses when necessary to protect your wealth from major market declines, and also have the discipline to be in the market when itâs going up. [Youâll learn how to know when to be in the market in the replay]() Will The Market Breakdown? There are as many reasons to believe that the SPY sitting at its 200-day moving average is as bullish as it is bearish. Most traders and investors think about this situation like this⦠Will the market bounce off the support of the 200-day and create a flood of bargain hunting buying, or will it break below it and create a wave of fearful selling? You donât need to figure that out. In the webinar replay youâll learn about our new system that trades the trends in the SPY is bullish for reasons that are completely unrelated to the 200-day moving average because⦠This system has mastered the science of using âmarket internalsâ for you. In the replay, youâll also learn how you can use this system to tell you exactly when to enter and exit the market, or you can use it as a powerful tool to help you make better market timing decisions on your own. I donât want to give away too many secrets, but from where I sit⦠This replay is going to show you how you can be bullish with more confidence and have exact stops and targets handed to you if the market bounces off the 200-day level, or if the market breaks down and continues lower⦠You can let the market keep falling and wait for the next Profit Navigator opportunity to be bullish. [Youâll learn about Profit Navigator in the replay]() The Market Doesnât Wait for Anyone.
It Will Likely Decide This Week. Next week is arguably the most important week of the earnings season because Microsoft and Alphabet will report on Tuesday, followed by Meta Platforms on Wednesday and Amazon on Thursday. However, while these four (of the âmagnificent 7â) stocks will be the focus of the media and may drive the initial price action of the market, the likelihood of any significant rally lies in how the broader market performs. The secret to anticipating what the broader market will do lies in reading the market internals the right way. When you watch the replay, youâll learn that you have a few ways to [get the same edge as a veteran market professional in anticipating the marketâs trends and reversals...]( - Access charts developed by professional market technicians (chart readers) to highlight the most important and insightful trends in market internals data. - Put your market internals analysis on autopilot with a new Profit Navigator system. Have the market analysis, trade selection, risk management, and profit-taking done for you. - Weekly mentoring to help you learn and use the proprietary charts and systems that free you from Wall Streetâs limiting beliefs that you canât outperform the market and avoid its major bear markets. You can, and Iâll prove it in the replay. Most importantly, in the replay, youâll discover how you can take control of your financial future, and youâre not limited to meager returns and roller-coaster volatility of the âbuy and holdâ investor philosophy. [Click here to watch the replay before we take it down]() Best wishes for your trading, Geoff Bysshe
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