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The market is extremely volatile right now. It might be scary to trade in this environment. But let’s get something straight: You should be scared of THIS instead …

The market is extremely volatile right now. It might be scary to trade in this environment. But let’s get something straight: You should be scared of THIS instead …

Everyone’s market feed feels like a horror reel right now. Yes, the nerves are real …

I warned you for weeks: The parabolic moves in the precious metals sector wouldn’t last forever. And on January 30, the prophecy came true …

Every meteoric stock spike eventually runs out of gas. And when it does, traders like you and me have a perfect opportunity to target the pullback. For weeks we’ve watched a specific sector shoot higher …

The politics matter for this trade. And after yesterday’s decision, more gas just poured on the fire …

I feel it, same as you … Inbox drama is at a fever pitch. Don’t waste your attention on that meaningless crap. To capitalize on this volatility, you need to shrink your view to two indexes.

The Pattern Day Trader Rule has crushed more small trading accounts than bad entries, lousy exits, or social media gurus

Nvidia’s blowout earnings lit up the market, but with Fed uncertainty and key GDP data on deck, traders should stay sharp. Here’s what you need to know.

Bond yields are surging past 5% as investor confidence cracks and debt fears return. Here’s how to trade the shift — and where real opportunities are hiding beneath the headlines.

The Fed meets today, and while a rate hike isn’t expected, markets are bracing for Chair Jerome Powell’s tone — against a backdrop of stalled tariffs, shaky trade talk, and a suspicious stock rally.

GDP dropped 0.3% — but the headline doesn’t tell the whole story. Under the surface, there’s real strength. Here’s what traders really need to know.

Big Tech earnings, tariff turmoil, and misleading GDP data — here’s what’s really moving the market this week (and how to stay ahead of it).

Amazon’s six-day skid has Wall Street rattled, with big money heading for the exits. Is this just $AMZN’s problem — or the start of a Big Tech unraveling? Inside: what this market tape means, who could be next, and how Burn Notice traders played the bounce.

Trump wants lower interest rates to counter tariffs, but the Fed isn’t budging — and now the Treasury’s making its own moves. Here’s what the resulting volatility means for options traders — and how to position smart.

Since Donald Trump announced his “Liberation Day” plan last Thursday, the Volatility Index has surged. Moves like this in the price of uncertainty can make or break an options trade.

Jeff’s stepping away for spring break, but he’s still eyeing a massive volatility spike (that could be just days away). In this week’s Tuesday Market Outlook, he reveals how an upcoming catalyst — one that many are sleeping on — could blindside the entire market.