This Trading Expert Says More Chaos Is Coming… but He Knows How to Profit

There are four months of the year when we have efficient markets.

That’s during earnings season, when companies release their quarterly results to the public.

The other eight months of the year are what I call “mean reversion.”

That’s when markets consolidate, and selling pressure is created by big institutions and easily panicked individual investors.

During this period, it’s not about company fundamentals, but about the headlines that can cause short-term manic reactions from traders.

Following NVIDIA Corporation’s (NVDA) blowout results last week, earnings season is now largely over. That means we’re now in one of those periods of mean reversion. So, you can expect the market to knee-jerk react to headlines and trigger more volatility.

We saw a perfect example of this recently, as a very public disagreement emerged between President Trump and Elon Musk over the congressional spending bill. Today, that rift grew into a chasm when President Trump threatened to slash government contracts and subsidies that would harm Musk’s businesses, including Tesla, Inc.(TSLA).

As a result, the stock is down roughly 15% today.

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But there is some good news… the volatility can provide great opportunities for profits.

Nobody knows this better than my colleague Jeff Clark.

You see, Jeff has made a career out of navigating (and profiting from) volatile markets. He’s accurately predicted every major volatility spike this century: the 2007-’08 global financial crisis, the COVID crash and the 2022 bear market.

Each time, he’s helped readers trade that volatility successfully. In fact, he’s racked up more than 1,000 winning trades during volatile times – and it’s all thanks to his “chaos pattern” strategy.

In January, when investors were enthusiastically embracing the inauguration of President Trump, he warned his followers to prepare for a bout of extreme volatility.

He was right, of course. The day after President Trump announced his “Liberation Day” reciprocal tariffs on April 2, the S&P 500 fell 4.8%, the Dow lost 4% and the tech-heavy NASDAQ declined almost 6%. All told, it was the single worst trading day since 2020.

More impressive than Jeff’s prediction is that he backed up his talk by playing that volatility into 19 winning trades, including several triple-digit wins.

I sat down with Jeff to learn more about his “chaos pattern” strategy and talk about what he sees happening next in the market. Specifically, why he expects more volatility, and why the culprit behind the chaos will be the bond market.

Now, you can click here or the play button below to learn all about it.

While I firmly believe that the U.S. is an oasis in a world full of chaos and that more market gains are ahead, that doesn’t mean the market won’t be volatile.

When a seasoned pro like Jeff believes that the stock market could be heading for more trouble in the coming weeks and months, we should think about all the implications.

But the good news is he has 10 specific opportunities that to help investors thrive during all this chaos.

That’s why next Wednesday, June 11, at 10 a.m. ET, he’s going to share the details of those 10 trade setups. He’s also going to dig into the details of how his powerful new stock screener finds “chaos patterns” every day.

This is a free event for you to attend, so I strongly suggest you make some time to hear what Jeff has to say. You can register here right now.

Sincerely,

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