2 Ways to Profit From Market Volatility (1 Takes Just 15 Minutes)

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Stock market volatility is back... and it could stick around for a while. So how do you profit from market volatility instead of fearing it? Bryan Bottarelli and Karim Rahemtulla of Monument Traders Alliance join MarketBeat from the Oxford Club's Private Wealth Seminar in Savannah, Georgia to break down two completely different investing strategies for a volatile market.

Bryan is a former floor trader, and he shares his short term options trading strategy. It's a trade you make in a 15 minute window after the stock market closes, and it's built to take advantage of big down days and market sell offs. Karim used to run a brokerage firm, and he shares his long term investing plays to protect your wealth from inflation, rising national debt and a weaker dollar. That includes how he's using gold as an inflation hedge and why he calls this a generational opportunity for income investors looking for high yield, tax free income from municipal bonds.

They also cover the six forces pushing the stock market toward a boiling point, whether we're in an AI bubble, why there can't be 30 winners in AI, how to buy the dip when everyone else is selling, and how much of your portfolio to put into each strategy. If you're looking for stocks to buy now during a stock market correction, this is the roadmap.

Chapters 0:00 Introduction 3:00 The Stock Market's Boiling Point 9:26 Why Volatility Can Be a Good Thing 14:17 Stocks 1 to 3 (Short Term Trades) 24:50 Stocks 4 and 5 (Long Term Plays) 28:35 How Much to Allocate to Each Strategy

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