In Today’s Masters in Trading: Live Here at Masters in Trading, I frequently get asked one question from viewers… How do I get long on a single name? And I always say the same thing in response… Truth is, there are many ways to get long on a single stock. The real question traders should be asking themselves is, “What are the best strategies to get long exposure on a stock?” Now here’s where things get complicated. Buying pure stock is always viable if you just expect a name to leg higher. A vertical call spread could help you keep risk in check on a bullish stock bet. A put credit spread could do the same if you're bearish. The list of strategies goes on. There isn't one correct answer. And that's where most traders get tripped up. They get overwhelmed by the possible routes. Too many choices. Too many variables. And that's where the wrong choices lead to losses across your portfolio. Here's the thing: Each strategy has specific factors you must consider before committing. Your time horizon. Your risk tolerance. Your capital constraints. The stock's volatility profile. Today, I want to give you the tools to go long without cutting yourself out on any potential profits. So join me for today's episode of Masters in Trading at 11 AM EST, where I’m breaking down the best strategies to go long on stocks and the specific factors every trader must consider before committing to any one strategy. You’ll learn: - The best strategies we use at Masters in Trading to get long exposure on stocks
- The specific factors every trader must consider from risk tolerance to cost basis
- How to match the right strategy to your belief in what the stock will do
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