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Hey hey, what’s up my friend! So here’s the thing… Most traders trade like how my 5-year-old goes shopping. He sees something shiny (a breakout), gets super excited, spends all his pocket money on it, then cries when it doesn't work out. And that’s how 90% of traders buy breakouts—chasing the next “shiny” object. The result? Their trading accounts get blown up faster than a Michael Bay movie explosion. Now… What if I told you there's a way to profit by doing the opposite of what everyone else is doing? It's like being the person who buys winter coats in summer when they're dirt cheap. That’s what mean reversion trading is about. This strategy is based on a simple idea: when the price makes an extreme move, it tends to snap back like a rubber band. This means you would buy when a stock is oversold and sell it on the next bounce higher. You might be wondering… “Why does mean reversion trading work?” It’s because the market often overreacts to the news, which causes the price to drop more than it should. But once emotion cools, the price tends to move back towards its fair value. This creates trading opportunities for a mean reversion trader to “buy low and sell high”—the same strategy my wife uses when she goes shopping. Anyway, if you want to learn more… I’ll be conducting a Mean Reversion Trading Masterclass on the 25th of October. A 2-hour live webinar where you’ll learn how to turn market overreaction into consistent profits. Cheers, Rayner “MRT” Teo P.S. The live training starts on 25th October, 9 am, GMT + 8 (Singapore time). If you need a timezone calculator, you can use this one here. |