Six Words That Could Save You A LOT Of Money

On Tuesday, the Nasdaq opened firmer and initially rallied but found its
high and began to sell off. Then after chopping sideways throughout mid-day, it
resumed its sell off in early afternoon trading.

This action keeps it below short-term and
longer-term resistance.

The S&P put in a somewhat similar performance but
managed to stay in the plus column.

This action keeps it right at its 50-day moving average.
It also keeps it below shorter-term and longer-term resistance.

^next^

As I pondered what I would talk about tonight, I began to
think that I really don’t have anything to say.* After all, there were virtually
no meaningful setups, the indices remain choppy, below resistance, and appear to
be settling into a sideways trading range—pretty much the same thing I have
been saying lately ad nauseam. Then, right as I reached for the phone to notify
my copy editor (who is now back from vacation, so you can stop emailing me to
tell my how bad my grammar be**), I began to think, maybe I do have something to
say:

Don’t try to make something happen by trading in these
less-than-ideal conditions. Or worse, don’t jump to another methodology.
Trade your style. If you are a trend trader, use this time as a chance to take a
break or better yet, do a little market research.

So what do we do?
Let the markets come
to you.

No setups tonight.

Best of luck with your trading on Wednesday!

Dave Landry

dave@davelandry.com

P.S. Reminder: Protective stops on every trade!

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*So what else is new? There, I saved you an email.

**For those with no sense of humor, I purposely used bad grammar in this
sentence.