News of a slower than expected growth in consumer spending for the fourth month in a row mixed with weaker than expected manufacturing numbers to send the odds of an interest rate hike in September to 10% as measured by Bloomberg, has stocks rallying.
I believe strongly in setting up trades that stack the odds of success in my favor. I do not believe simply guessing which way the market will move will work for long.
This article for members looks at why there was no Spy Put trade today along with answering many questions recently emailed by investors following the most recent pullback of stocks.
Spy ETF Put Hedge and The State Of The Market
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