Morning Market Prep | Stock & Options Trading | 10-14-24

Morning Market Prep | Stock and Option Trading
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Morning Market Prep is and unbiased evaluation of the major stock market indexes to help stock and option traders prepare for the day ahead. As retail stock and options traders its easy to get caught up in the rush of the day and miss key price action clues that could negatively affect your trading results.


Having been in the business of trading for more than 25 years I know how difficult it can be to find quality unbiased analysis of the market. I have a passion for stock trading and options trading. The free morning market prep was born from the idea of paying it forward and helping traders to achieve success.

[bobwright]

Good morning everyone. Thanks Doug for another informative video. Well, I spent Saturday in the ER, and no I didn't overdose on popcorn. I got to ride in an ambulance, so another thing to mark off my bucket list. I feel fine today, so life is good. Take care my friend, and have a great week.

[craigp]

Thanks Doug and Good morning everyone.

[monicca]

Good morning Doug! I have been out for a longer weekend with my family.. I am glad you are well, and here with us🙂
Thank you for the morning prep today, and I wish you have a great week of trading.. probably an interesting week.. this market is wild on the upside .. hopefully we won’t take a double speed elevator down the hill soon
Take care, and thank you Doug ❤

[johnduguid]

Thank you Doug. Looking forward to bank earnings and comments tomorrow. Appreciate the e-learning tonight...always some gold nuggets to take away. Cheers!

[jamesduffy]

Thanks, Doug. While it might be a light day for US markets that are not closed for the Columbus Day holiday, there are geopolitical developments that are extremely troubling. Particularly so is the deployment of an advanced US weapons system to Israel along with about 100 US military personnel to staff and operate it. This puts our military directly in harm's way, and, should that happen, it would likely require a broader response from the US. I suspect some factions would welcome drawing the US into a more significant conflict in the Middle East. More troubling is that were that to happen, the conflict would likely not remain just in the Middle East and would rapidly expand elsewhere. The impact of all this on the markets remains to be seen, but it should not be ignored.