Howdy traders, it’s Bryce here.
There’s a lot of opportunity in the market right now.
Especially since one of the biggest trading days is right around the corner.
Fridays and Mondays.
I’ve said it before and I’ll keep saying it.
Understand, there’s a lot about the stock market that repeats …
- Hot market hours
- Strong sectors
- Top patterns
The repetition helps give traders an upper hand.
Today I’ll tell you how to use these three repeating factors to capitalize on market volatility.
Keep reading …
Hot Market Hours
The stock market is strongest during certain days of the week and hours within a day.
Fridays and Mondays are hot.
Within every day, the first and last hours are the most volatile. That’s usually where we see the most profit opportunity.
So as Monday approaches, if you can’t watch the market from 9:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. Eastern, try to clear your schedule for the first and last hours.
Strong Sectors
A strong sector means there’s a group of stocks spiking that share a similarity.
If we’re able to identify the sector, it helps us find more spikers that haven’t started moving yet.
There are a few sectors I have eyes on right now …
- Artificial Intelligence
- AI is a huge technological breakthrough and it’s revolutionizing job markets.
- Bank Stocks
- The recent bank crisis created a lot of low-priced volatile bank stocks.
- China Plays
- TOP Financial Group Limited (NASDAQ: TOP) launched over 3,700%. It’s the sector leader that inspired a bunch of other Chinese stocks to spike.
When the starting bell rings on Monday … watch for volatility.
And if the bullish stock you’re watching has ties to any of the sectors I mentioned, that’s a hint you’re headed in the right direction.
Top Patterns
There are a few different patterns that repeat in the market.
It’s not an exact science. Which means each chart will be unique, but the pattern helps us gauge direction and key areas to pay attention to.
Understand, every trader loses sooner or later.
The reason why we trade with patterns is because the framework shows us when to cut losses before things get out of hand.
If you’re starting out, I suggest only focusing on one or two patterns at a time. No need to confuse yourself.
These stocks have been spiking for decades, they’re not going to stop any time soon. Take your time to learn Sykes’ top pattern. There’s always time to learn more later on.
I’ll see you in the next letter.
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