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Jul. 22, 202010 min read

StocksToTrade’s NEW No-Cost Midday Resource: Bohen’s Daily Market Briefing!

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Written by Tim Bohen

A lot of traders get so focused on tickers that they lose sight of the market at large. That’s where my new, no-cost Daily Market Briefing feature comes into play. 

We might just be in the greatest stock market ever. I want to help you find ways to take advantage of the incredible trading opportunities out there.

My new Daily Market Briefing is a no-cost resource on Instagram at noon Eastern. I’m adding it to my daily schedule to help you understand what’s moving the market from a macro point of view.

Don’t worry — it’s not taking the place of any of my other regularly scheduled online events. I’ll still be going live on Instagram every morning at 8:30 a.m. Eastern

For SteadyTrade Team members, I’ll still be doing my regularly scheduled premarket and market-close live webinars. 

Take advantage of this opportunity! It’s like a preview of what you can expect with SteadyTrade Team membership … at no cost. All you need is an Instagram account!

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Every weekday at noon, I’ll go live with on the StocksToTrade Instagram account. And it’ll stream on Facebook and YouTube, too. Don’t worry if you miss it — you can check it out later on the Instagram feed or the StocksToTrade Youtube channel.

This is different from my other content.

Typically, my 8:30 a.m. livestreams and morning webinars are based on tickers. I focus on the most volatile stocks of the day, creating watchlists, and potential entry and exit points. My afternoon webinars are also ticker-specific and tend to be more strategy-based. 

In those sessions, I get up close and personal with specific potential trades. So I’m using these midday briefings to back things up — it’s more about the 10,000-foot view.

In short: we’re zooming in in the morning, then zooming way out at noon.

Daily Market Briefing: What to Expect 

Curious about what’s gonna happen during a typical daily market briefing session? Let’s take a look at the inaugural episode. Check it out here: 

Market and Economic Updates

During my first briefing, I started by rounding up what’s going on in the market using a variety of resources like Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, and more.  

On that day, U.S. stocks were climbing as earnings season kicked off. 

The S&P was hitting highs, actually approaching its pre-pandemic levels. The high/low ticker feature on StocksToTrade showed tons of stocks were hitting the high of the day or even 52-week highs. 

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), for instance, hit close to $1,800. It actually hit 52-week highs 1,238 times that day. If that’s not the definition of bullish, I don’t know what is.

Plenty of other stocks like Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Slack (NYSE: WORK), and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) were also up…

Even though the pandemic is still very serious, it was uplifting to see that American ingenuity and the entrepreneurial spirit remain strong. 

In the briefing, I explain why I believe we’re innovators and why I think we’ll grind back to all-time highs.

Get Your Daily Market Briefing Trends and Potential Hot Sectors 

What’s moving in the market now … and what could move in the near future? 

I talk about trends like electric vehicles and why even penny stock traders should watch Tesla for cues about the sector.

Another thing I talk about is SPACs. That’s short for Special Purpose Acquisition Company, or as it’s known in some circles, a blank-check corporation. 

Because of the pandemic, a lot of companies are scared to do IPOs. They’re taking the blank-check route to go public without an IPO. We’ve seen some huge runners, so it’s well worth being familiar with things like this. Personally, I wouldn’t trade them on day one — just like I wouldn’t trade an IPO until it gains some history. Here’s how I feel about trading IPOs, for the record.

Resources and Links

I also plan on sharing links and resources I use in my own stock research during my briefings. 

Here are some that I shared during the first episode…

SPACInsider.com: I found this through a SteadyTrade Team member. It clues you in on upcoming SPACs, potentially giving you an edge. 

Twitter.com/eWhispers: Earnings Whispers is an awesome Twitter account that distills earnings announcements down to the most volatile stocks. It’s really great — I live by this feed during earnings season! 

I don’t have any affiliation with either of these resources. I’m just sharing some of the places I go to help build the case for trades.

Daily Market Briefing: Don’t Miss It!

For new and established traders, my Daily Market Briefing is a great way to get a broad view of some of the bigger-picture things that can affect the stock market at large. It’s important to consider this broader view — it can affect specific tickers you’re watching.  

Don’t forget, I’ll still be offering my regular roster of online events:

See you every day at noon Eastern for the Daily Market Briefing!  

I’m totally open to hearing your thoughts … what do you think? Leave a comment and help me make the Daily Market Briefing even better!