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V shape recovery

As the market is increasing, it is forming a V shape recovery.

This pulls majority of the blue chip stocks ahead

During bullish times, I tend to use a more aggressive monthly income option strategy to generate a higher option premium (which is what we did a few weeks back)

So the stock now is above our target strikes

During bearish times, we hold cash and avoid placing a trade.

This essentially allows us to catch up during bullish time and still achieve our goals while maintaining a good win rate.

During bullish times, I would add onto long term positions as the market goes higher.

However, when the market is going up very quickly, there are usually some profit takers the following week.

This means you don't need to jump in immediately but wait for a slight pull back first before buying more.

Cheers,

Eric

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Eric Seto

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