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How to Recession-Proof Your Investments

Sami Abusaad takes a deep look into the Gold market as a way to get through the potential market dip coming our way. If things go south, this is Sami’s play to keep his account afloat – and it should be yours. too. He starts off with GLD, the tracking ETF for the Gold market, to get you up to speed on his bullish position. Yes, he’s heard all of the arguments against GLD, but he’s got a unique way of looking at it. While other traders may be bearish, Sami’s indicators are telling him that there is a very favorable risk/reward ratio being set up. Sami’s in, but you’ll have to decide for yourself if the move is right for you. Plus, Sami explains why waiting for the perfect buy opportunity is counterproductive to your profitability. You are actually hurting yourself by waiting for safe plays. Is it time to get comfortable with a little danger? Sami then takes an even deeper look at the Gold market, checking out the individual stocks that make up GLD. Two of the bunch are surefire winners that he plans to play for profit, but he’s not revealing which just yet. Is it time to get in on GLD? Recession-proof yourself today, with Sami’s help.

Options In Play – Pressing After A Big Gap

In a video last week, I spoke about quick bull set ups in ROKU and CSCO that developed after big gaps. BIDU had a huge gap lower after earnings and we didn’t stick with the short for a specific reason.

How To Keep Your Expectations In Check For Every Trade

In his latest video, Director of Education Sami Abusaad covers the third portion of his ‘Where To Buy’ lesson series. Today’s topic centers on understanding one key concept: retracement. If you missed last week’s video on buy moments, now would be a great time to catch up. The concept of retracement helps you predict where price movements are likely to end and serves as an excellent way to pick low risk entry points. But, most importantly, retracements keep your expectations in check. They prevent you from projecting your hopes and fears into your expectations of future moves. In other words, retracements help keep you objective. And without being objective, the likelihood that you’ll lose money is close to 100%. If this sounds like a concept you would benefit from understanding, check out Sami’s lesson series today. Looking to save on T3 Live products? Check out our limited time offer on bundles here.

Options In Play – Earnings On The Radar Week Of 5/31

It’s a short week but also a busy one! Software stocks will be the focus of the 4 day stretch with several high growth, top performers set to report.

The Bigger The Top, The Bigger The Drop

Director of Education Sami Abusaad swings into the shortened week with some of his best takes yet. His goal today and every day is to give you his perspective on the market so you can take action any time during the week with confidence. With that in mind, Sami takes a look at some of his favorite ETFs, letting you know why he puts more stock in one in particular than all others. And, he reveals the one pattern that could convince him to get back into his 401k. Sami then takes a deep dive into his top stocks of the week. He’s got his eye on plenty, but which are worth trading? He’s bullish on one in particular that may surprise you. This stock and others like it have a much easier time doubling their price than the Amazons and Facebooks of the market. If you haven’t expanded your horizons yet, now’s the time.   Looking to save on T3 Live products? Check out our limited time offer on bundles here.

How to Make a Living Trading 10 Minutes a Day (For Real)

Is it possible make a living trading part-time? How about trading only 4 months each year? Actually, how about trading only 10 minutes each day for only 4 months of the year? Sami’s subscribers are achieving that goal. Check out just a few of the excited reactions in the Virtual Trading Floor today: Watch today’s video to learn a winning strategy Sami depends on during earnings season. P.S. Earnings Season is still going strong. Be sure to check out this FREE Earnings Season resource: The Ultimate Guide to Trading Earnings Season

Earnings Alert – 5/22/19

How to Pick Your Perfect ‘Buy Moment’

Director of Education Sami Abusaad teaches you a critical lesson: where to buy and sell anything. Whether it’s stocks, bonds, forex, options, commodities, or futures, it doesn’t matter – Sami provides a foolproof method for picking your perfect entry and exit. Before he jumps into that lesson, he revisits his previous lessons on support and resistance. If you missed those lessons, now’s a great time to review them here and here. Plus, he follows up with an answer to the question he received most after last week’s lesson: which is stronger between major and minor resistance? Sami takes a deep dive on his main topic, letting you know the three signals you must recognize to find your perfect buy moment – and, just as important, the perfect time to sell. This includes recognizing each moving average for it’s own individual value, and learning how to interpret what you find. The differences between what they are telling you may surprise you! Understanding one of them will allow you access to the most powerful buy set up Sami knows of… If you can get it right, one chart reading is worth thousands of extra dollars in your pocket. Get in the know with Sami now:

Are All Ride-Hailers Created Equal? And Sami’s Other Trade Ideas This Week

In his latest look into the upcoming week, Sami checks in with the QQQ and SPY, explaining how they tell him that the market’s future isn’t as clear as it sometimes is. Sami’s got levels he thinks the QQQs need to hit to make it under the prior low, and a plan for how to trade if that happens. Sami also takes a deep look at some of the names he’s trading – and specifically avoiding. How do Lyft and Uber factor in? He explains why these two ridesharing titans should be treated – and traded – differently following their disappointing IPOs: