Mar 02 | A possible NASDAQ $20,000 push? Check out this market breakdown

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Hey Trader,

In this video, Josh goes over a possible $20,000 Nasdaq market trade idea. Last weak, Josh shared his Nasdaq market analysis, revealing signs that it was becoming bullish. One week later, the market started a bullish push right on time.

Josh was able to use trend lines to plot where the Nasdaq could see resistance. Now, he's looking at a potential $20,000 trade opportunity. Stay informed of Josh's analysis by watching this video!

THE NEWS DESK

The market takes a breather following major day of gains

Is this a quick correction or a sign of worsening volatility?

Here's why analysts are becoming more confident in Disney

A post-pandemic reopening could mean a major surge for the company

Are we about to see major GDP growth?

The US economy may finally be getting back to normal

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WORDS TO TRADE BY

"There seems to be some perverse human characteristic that likes to make easy things difficult."

Warren Buffett Investing, at its core, isn't as difficult as many assume.

Even Warren Buffet has pointed out that people tend to make trading more difficult than it is. Many new traders jump into the market while assuming they have to understand a lot of complicated charts, phrases, and indicators.

But the truth is, you don't.

Leave those things to the guys on Wall Street. For the individual trader, the market doesn't have to be complicated Don't be that kind of person. Keep your investment strategy simple, and don't overcomplicate things.

Simplicity will pay off many times over.


Keep Trading,

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