The market showed us some bullish momentum yesterday before the Fed’s decision to pause interest rate cuts.
But despite the momentary market spike, most people would agree that the U.S. economy is still in an uncomfortable spot …
Trump’s tariffs threaten higher prices for Americans. And it seems that we’re just starting to see the effects of the global trade war.
Look at the headline below from this week, Monday, March 17:

Plus, CNN’s fear and greed index is still in the red:

What does that mean?
The market is probably going lower …
Here’s the good news: We don’t have to share the overall market pain.
Avoid The Market Selloff
While the market falls lower, my students and I save our cash to trade the biggest intraday stock spikes.
Like my position on Interactive Strength Inc. (NASDAQ: TRNR) yesterday.
Look at my trade notes below from March 19:

The price spiked 35% that day, and I snagged a 7% profit with a textbook trade plan.
Here’s a chart of the spike:

If it weren’t for my morning meeting, I would have seen another intraday stock spike too:
Aditxt Inc. (NASDAQ: ADTX) ran 60% alongside TRNR. But I didn’t have eyes on it early enough to make a trade.
However, I did alert it in the Challenge chat when the price halted. Look at my screenshot of the chat below:

Here’s a chart of the ADTX spike. Every candle represents one trading minute:

There are so many opportunities to profit in this market. All of them despite the overall bearish sentiment.
The market selloff is Wall Street’s problem. Not our problem.
Here’s a simple question to help you realize your position in the market right now:
- Do you have millions of dollars invested in the stock market?
- No: Then you shouldn’t care about major market indices. That’s not where the trade opportunities are.
- Yes: Why are you reading my blog that’s meant for small-account traders? 😆
Most people are approaching the market incorrectly!
Especially during this selloff.
How To Profit Off Stock Spikes

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Millionaire Media, LLCAs you might have noticed, these spikes can be volatile and unpredictable …
It’s impossible to time the spike perfectly.
Get that idea out of your head right away.
For example, a day before ADTX’s 60% spike, the stock ran 120%*, on March 18. (It’s a 180%* runner already this week).
I traded ADTX on March 18 when it spiked 120%* … And I snagged a 3% profit.
I didn’t know how high the price would spike.
Instead of trying to squeeze every last cent out of the spike, I focus on the part of the price action that matches my trade patterns.
There’s a science to this!
- The most volatile stocks in the market can follow specific trade patterns because people are predictable during times of high stress.
- When the stock spikes +100% … There’s more opportunity to grab a quick 10% or 20%.
That’s the basis of my whole trading strategy.
And I’m ready for the next spiker this week …
Watch the video below to learn my trade process front to back:
Cheers.
*Past performance does not indicate future results
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