In this Daily Editorial, we are joined by Jim Tassoni, CEO of Armor Wealth Strategies, for his monthly trader’s perspective. Jim is a momentum trader, and in today’s conversation he shares how he’s navigating what feels like a “buy anything” market where both risk-on and risk-off assets are moving higher.

We cover:

• Momentum in equity markets – the S&P and NASDAQ hitting new all-time highs, and how Jim manages positions with tactical trims and adds.
  
  
• Trading around news events – using volatility from Fed decisions, inflation, and jobs data to adjust exposure without breaking trend.
  
  
• Sector opportunities – broadening exposure with ETFs like QQQ, RSP, and XLF; increasing interest in healthcare as a potential catch-up sector.
  
  
• Commodity momentum – strong moves in gold, silver, platinum, and steel via ETFs (GLD, SLV, GDX, PLTM, SLX), and how Jim manages entries and trims.
  
  
• Precious metals outlook – GDX breaking above its 2011 peak, silver pushing toward $50, and why Jim prefers to let momentum dictate exits rather than trying to call a top.
  
  
• Market psychology – parallels to the late-1990s “buy anything” market, and why discipline and exit levels matter in case of a downturn.
  
  

Stock & ETF Symbols Mentioned: SPY, QQQ, RSP, XLF, GDX, GLD, SLV, PLTM, SLX, UFO

Click here to visit the Armor Wealth Strategies website to keep up to date with Jim and what he’s trading. 

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