The key to this market is to be aggressive with booking the profits to the short side. I have found that since the market bottomed out in 2009, the best approach to booking profits when short is to aim for profits of four to seven percent on each trade. When you try to ride a short setup for too long you run the risk of being caught in a massive short squeeze. And that is exactly what happened again today to the bears.
On the flip side, buying the recent dip from the November highs has been a good strategy so far and that can be seen most clearly by taking a look at my current portfolio in the SharePlanner Splash Zone:

As you can see, members of the Splash Zone are sporting some fancy profits, and as we enter the most favorable season for trading of the year, it is expected that this market will rally into the year end.
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