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Spot Trading Opportunities By Positioning Yourself Ahead of the News

Don't gamble with common "news techniques"

Do you add to or reduce your position in the market, based on the latest headlines or scheduled news events? Many traders do -- it's common practice after a Fed meeting or data releases like jobless claims.

Alas, "common practice" is not synonymous with success. The assumption that news drives financial markets rarely pans out the way traders would like.

Why chase the news when you can stay ahead of it? In a free report originally published in Stocks, Futures, and Options Magazine, EWI Senior Analyst Jim Martens explains that you can indeed spot trading opportunities by properly positioning yourself ahead of news. And here’s a hint: It isn’t based on the next Fed meeting!

Jim Martens offers simple explanations, real-life examples, and four charts that show you how to stop gambling with common “news techniques” and independently stake out higher-probability positions.

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