As the $QQQ slides below the 50-day moving average in an overdue correction, A.M.P.D. traders seek new leadership in other market sectors. The indices that track small and mid-cap stocks ($IWM and $MDY) are up and potentially poised to break out.
The market is experiencing a long-anticipated drawdown, consolidating the months-long bull run. For most adherents to the A.M.P.D. strategy, the trading window is closed. Many are realizing profits as their protective stops are triggered, and they are patient while they wait for the market to find support.
Some of the semi-conductor stocks that have led the recent rally took a sharp turn downward Thursday. Many A.M.P.D. traders are checking their protective stops and deciding how much profit they’re willing to give up — but more importantly, they are looking to other areas of the market (like biotech) that are starting to show…
Adam Sarhan warns that while the market is very bullish, it is also extended and could pull back at any time. It’s like a yellow flag warning at the beach — it’s okay to get in the water, just be extra cautious and alert to the dangers. Right now, A.M.P.D. traders are careful about how…
The market is extended, and sellers showed up on Thursday and Friday. How far will the market pull back? No one knows, but A.M.P.D. traders have been anticipating the correction, checking their protective stops, and deciding how many gains they are willing to give up if the drawdown continues.
Adam Sarhan discusses why A.M.P.D. traders seek out leading stocks for their portfolios. Right now, most of the market leaders are in tech, which means many A.M.P.D. portfolios are tech-heavy. Adam explains why A.M.P.D. traders aren’t primarily concerned with diversification and how they manage risk without diversification in their toolbox. He references Peter Lynch’s legendary…
While Adam spends some time with his family, Shawn discusses how A.M.P.D. traders use sell stops to automate their risk management so they can take time off without worrying about their portfolio. Shawn also talks about how he uses the A.M.P.D. trading strategy to manage the Last Week Model Portfolio.
One of the keys to Adam Sarhan’s A.M.P.D. trading strategy is managing risk. Adam says that before he enters any position, he decides how much he is willing to risk if he is wrong, and he uses sell-stop orders to exit a position that goes against him. A.M.P.D. traders work to keep their losses small…
Nvidia ($NVDA) posted earnings Wednesday after the bell, and on Thursday, the market reacted strongly to the news. Adam Sarhan says there are many other stocks breaking out, including ($ELF) which broke out above the 50-day moving average for the first time in weeks. In today’s podcast, we discuss tactics for A.M.P.D. traders who want…
The Dow Jones crossed 40,000 for the first time and we had a proper follow-through day to confirm the recent rally attempt. For many A.M.P.D. traders, a new trading window has opened. While investors take new positions, Adam talks about the art of saying “no,” and the importance of removing emotion from your trading decisions.
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