Adam Sarhan says, if your risk is properly managed, the result of any single trade doesn’t really matter in the long run. Success in the market comes from making smart decisions that create a good aggregate result over the course of multiple trades in varying market conditions. Anyone can get lucky every once and a…
The big headline is that the Fed cut interest rates by .5%. For self-guided independent traders, that news isn’t important — what’s important is how the market reacts to the news. As a presidential election looms, and the Middle East seems poised for a larger regional war, there is likely to be a lot of…
John Frost is keeping a model portfolio to test the A.M.P.D. strategy. John talks about using prospective stops to defend against big losses, to lock in gains, and to try to stay in “profit land.” John also discusses the indicators he uses to measure market conditions and explains how he uses A.M.P.D. to decide when…
The “D” in the A.M.P.D. trading strategy stands for “Defense,” and as the markets move into correction territory, defense is key. In today’s podcast, Adam Sarhan talks about how A.M.P.D. traders use protective stops to avoid big drawdowns when the market contracts, and he stresses the wisdom of aligning yourself with market conditions and not…
Over the last month, our guests Michael Lamothe and Dennis Wilborn have told us a little about their swing trading tactics. Swing trading is similar to Adam Sarhan’s A.M.P.D. trading strategy as both use protective stops to manage risk and keep losses small. Swing traders often take profit out once a position reaches predetermined gains…
After a tumultuous period in the market, guest Dennis Wilborn of AutoPilotTraders.com talks about “being in cash” as a viable position for traders, and he discusses the need for traders to create a manageable watchlist to define their universe of trading opportunities.
As the markets experienced steep declines this week, many A.M.P.D. traders were already in cash positions and watching from the sidelines as the selloff sent prices lower. Today’s guest, MARA Wealth founder Michael Lamothe says, “You want to be in when things are working, and you want to be out when things stop working.” The…
As the $QQQ slides below the 50-day moving average in an overdue correction, A.M.P.D. traders seek new leadership in other market sectors. The indices that track small and mid-cap stocks ($IWM and $MDY) are up and potentially poised to break out.
The market is experiencing a long-anticipated drawdown, consolidating the months-long bull run. For most adherents to the A.M.P.D. strategy, the trading window is closed. Many are realizing profits as their protective stops are triggered, and they are patient while they wait for the market to find support.
Some of the semi-conductor stocks that have led the recent rally took a sharp turn downward Thursday. Many A.M.P.D. traders are checking their protective stops and deciding how much profit they’re willing to give up — but more importantly, they are looking to other areas of the market (like biotech) that are starting to show…
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