Whether you’re a stock market newbie, an intermediate trader, or a 10-year veteran, there’s only one thing you need to know to make easy money in the market…
It’s NOT how to day trade like a pro.
It’s NOT how to read through 100 reports a week and decipher the triggers and signals.
It’s NOT spending all your waking hours starting at stock charts to figure out what looks good and what doesn’t.
No… it’s something much simpler than all of that…
Don’t let Wall Street “experts” fool you. Don’t allow your fund manager to scare you (you don’t need one anymore, anyway). Don’t give in to the so-called “pros” who only want you to think that investing is so complex that you can’t do it yourself.
The reality of it is the game is set up by people who don’t want the average person to make money through stocks all on his own. How will they collect a paycheck for telling you what to do if that were the case?
But the truth of it is that it’s easy to make money from investing whether Wall Street likes it or not.
And it boils down to 1 simple, EASY lesson…
Stocks rise in a bull market and fall in a bear market.
Simple, right? If all you ever learn as a student of the market is to understand this simple principal, (the primary trend), you’ll be just fine.
Actually, you’ll probably do better than most professionals who can’t even beat the market themselves!
So, what is the primary trend?
Depending on how in-depth you want to get, any given time for the stock market can be broken down by primary trend (years), secondary trend (weeks), and even tertiary trend (days). We’ll focus on the first 2.
The primary trend is the overall direction of the market. The secondary trend is the intermediate swings of the market as the primary trend continues to climb or fall.
If the primary trend is going upward, you’ll notice these points during the intermediate highs and lows of the secondary trend:
- Almost every new peak will be higher than the last…
- The valleys carved out during the climbing primary trend will get higher and higher…
- The market will usually open the trading day weak and finish the trading day very strong…
If the primary trend is downward, you’ll notice the opposite:
- Almost every low point will be lower than the last…
- The high points from the wave-like pattern will get lower and lower as well…
- The market will be more likely to open on strength, but then close with forceful downward action…
Once you understand which way the primary trend is going, the odds are instantly stacked in your favor.
When the primary trend is upward, buy stocks. When the primary trend is downward, sell stocks.
That single lesson will make you easy money in the stock market.
