Don't Panic in Market Fluctuations - Troy Breaks-down How to Make Money in Options

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • Welcome back to another thrilling clip of Market Mondays! In this session hosted by Troy Millings, we dive deep into the recent market fluctuations and provide valuable insights to help you navigate these turbulent times without panicking.
    This week’s primary message: *Don’t Panic!* Even when the market experiences downturns, such as the recent pullback in the tech sector and the S&P 500, it's crucial to stay calm and collected. When panic sets in, rational decision-making can go out the window, leading to poor investment choices. Instead, view these moments of fear as opportunities to invest more strategically.
    Troy kicks off by acknowledging the community of earners and investors participating in Eyl University and the Investment Club. Despite last week's less-than-ideal market performance, the resilience and level-headedness exhibited by the community were commendable.
    Key Market Events:
    1. *Market Pullback:* Last week saw the Dow rising by 1%, whereas the S&P 500 and Nasdaq experienced drops of 2% and 3.6%, respectively. Particularly hit were our favorites in the semiconductor sector, showing a pullback of 10% to 15%.
    2. *Geopolitical Tensions:* Donald Trump's remarks about Taiwan paying for US defense and the Biden administration's considerations of severe trade restrictions on semiconductor technology exports to China created significant market uncertainties. These geopolitical tensions are critical factors influencing market dynamics.
    3. *The Vital Role of TSM:* Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) was highlighted for its colossal impact on the global economy. TSM produces 92% of the world's advanced semiconductors smaller than 10 nm. Their importance is underscored by their association with major companies like Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, Qualcomm, Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, Amazon, and Tesla.
    Investment Strategies:
    Troy shared valuable strategies for disciplined investing, particularly in the face of market fluctuations. Looking at TSM as an example, he detailed how to evaluate stock performance and the right moments to invest. Key factors include:
    - Assessing if a stock has pulled back by 15% to 20% from its 52-week high.
    - Evaluating option trades and their depreciation for potential good deals.
    - Using AI tools like Claude to gather crucial investment information.
    By combining technical analysis, fundamental analysis, and AI-driven insights, investors can make well-informed decisions even amidst uncertainty.
    Whenever you invest, remember to:
    - Analyze market trends and economic factors.
    - Consider geopolitical events that may impact your investments.
    - Be disciplined in your investment approach.
    Thank you for tuning in to Market Mondays Medium. Stay calm, stay informed, and seize investment opportunities as they come!
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Komentáře • 25

  • @bedward85
    @bedward85 Před měsícem +14

    Ian called it! Said Nvidia would go down to $112.

  • @gladyswj9968
    @gladyswj9968 Před měsícem +1

    Incredibly helpful clip. Thanks for taking the time to show and sow into the community. Be well.

  • @Neckwerk2
    @Neckwerk2 Před měsícem +2

    I appreciate EYL. I learn so much. Thank you

  • @bargriff22
    @bargriff22 Před měsícem

    If people only realized how valuable the info in this video really is. The 15-20% rule is golden, as is your technical analysis. I never thought much about factoring geopolitical issues into trading but this makes totally rethink that as well.

  • @akomar469
    @akomar469 Před měsícem +3

    Amazing breakdown and it's free 😊

  • @derrickford3543
    @derrickford3543 Před měsícem +7

    Buy the dip

    • @luckyskivvy6077
      @luckyskivvy6077 Před měsícem +1

      Bro if all your have in your tool bag is "buy the dip", you're fk.

    • @derrickford3543
      @derrickford3543 Před měsícem

      @luckyskivvy6077 What, like Support and Demand zones, EMA's, Timeframe analysis, Candlestick patterns, Resistance, purchase of Contracts out of the money, hedge fund purchase and sell activity, economic indicators, gap plays, Scalp plays, swing plays, Trail stops and setting stop loss? Or using that analysis to buy low and sell high for long-term investing? Thanks for your concern but the tool box is pretty rad big dawg 👌

    • @luckyskivvy6077
      @luckyskivvy6077 Před měsícem

      @@derrickford3543 Dude ran off a bunch of complicated dog 💩 that's over complicating a simple game. Hence why you said buy the dip. The market leaders are in heavy distribution and making simple lower low patterns. Buying the dip in this situation is trying to catch a falling knife.

    • @derrickford3543
      @derrickford3543 Před měsícem

      @@luckyskivvy6077 What I ran off were the tools at my disposal not my strategy and whether all were needed. Sorry it got so overwhelming for you. Hence buy the dip.. meaning buy when the price hits strong support. Simple!

  • @alexandersparks1634
    @alexandersparks1634 Před měsícem

    So thankful i switched to futures a year ago. Almost 35 plus account challenges and 5 funded accounts latter, life is good

  • @lesliewilliams9072
    @lesliewilliams9072 Před měsícem

    Thanks for this detailed presentation and analysis, Troy!

  • @allimarieRISING
    @allimarieRISING Před měsícem

    This is interesting and engaging, thank you.

    • @sajadfadai9545
      @sajadfadai9545 Před měsícem

      The most interesting thing is how they make people millions.

    • @allimarieRISING
      @allimarieRISING Před měsícem

      @@sajadfadai9545 are you speaking for yourself?

  • @blue.mangos
    @blue.mangos Před měsícem

    Supplementing taxes with tariffs is the silliest ish I’ve ever heard politically

  • @winplenty
    @winplenty Před měsícem

    Let me save y'all some time and money. Go to you local library or community college take one personal finance class and ask the teachers questions. You get more from them than these guys. An really go look them up and look what they actually studied. If they have a license what's the number so you can look it up. Certifications from where and are they online to be handed out to anyone that lets a video play. Enjoy and be financially smart by staying away from these guys.