You know the old saying "April showers bring May flowers?" I wonder if whoever coined that term thought about it being used as a metaphor for the stock market?
For example, if it rains on Wall Street, will our trades grow faster? Be right back, going to check what the weather was like on Wall Street last month...
Just kidding!
Honestly, the weather can actually affect the markets. Have you ever looked into trading futures? You can actually place a trade on potential hurricanes...
I mean, I'm not going to do that, but it's a possibility!
People ask me all the time, "what did you do to get where you are today?" And a few years back, I made this video about my answer.
The answer may not be what you'd expect. This is an oldie, but a goodie.
Legendary trader Tom Busby has discovered a strategy that targets trades that can be as low as just ten cents per unit, but have the potential to shoot to the moon.
Monday, May 3rd at 1 PM EST, Tom is presenting his strategy to the masses.
I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my direction.
— Jimmy Dean
Mr. Dean makes a heck of a breakfast sausage, and he's a pretty wise fella as well.
When the market changes direction on you, follow your rules and adjust your sails. You may not get the immediate result you were after, but you can always redirect.
I Love the Heck Outta You!, Rob
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