Banking Singles and Doubles in a FEARFUL Market

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According to CNBC’s Fear and Greed Index, the market entered “EXTREME FEAR” mode Thursday on bad inflation numbers.

To make sure you’re playing small ball in your investments, implement a dollar-cost averaging strategy – meaning slowly build up equity in stocks and don’t just throw all your money into them at one time – buy good dividend-paying companies, set up a DRIP, which is a dividend reinvest plan, so your interest compounds over time, and for your speculators, you can mitigate risk using options, which takes us to our play of the day.

Now, the easiest way I’ve been leveraging options is through the CBOE Volatility Index, otherwise called the VIX. The VIX tracks the volume of put and call options on the S&P 500 to project 30-day volatility expectations. Basically, when the market drops, the VIX goes up. I like to trade the VIX using call options.