Don’t fight against market conditions! The “D” in the A.M.P.D. trading strategy stands for “Defense,” and as the markets move into correction territory, defense is key. In today’s podcast, Adam Sarhan talks about how A.M.P.D. traders use protective stops to avoid big drawdowns when the market contracts, and he stresses the wisdom of aligning yourself with market conditions and not forcing trades.
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