Using #BTST (Buy today, Sell tomorrow) trades, you can avoid sudden market selling like today.
How?
- When you take BTST trades, you usually ride the momentum and are only in the market for a few minutes.
- For example, I typically buy stocks at 3:25 p.m. and sell them the following morning at 9:15 a.m., so technically I am only in the markets for 5-10 minutes every day, reducing my exposure and, consequently, the risk I face.
- No one can predict the next market downturn, but you can work to reduce your exposure to the risk of a downturn.
- We can adjust the amount of capital we put into BTST trades because we are taking new positions on a daily basis.
Because we take new positions every day with BTST trades, we can adjust the amount of capital we put into the markets based on the current market conditions.
- In comparison to BTST trades, swing trades can turn any profitable trade that you have been holding for many days upside down in a matter of minutes, and you must actively track them every day.
- Because we have specified targets with BTST, we can exit them early and avoid this risk as well.