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I shared something with the VIP Trade Room this week that I think every trader needs to hear right now — especially if you’ve been sitting on the sidelines, paralyzed by fear that the market’s about to implode.
Here’s the analogy I used: Imagine you’re in an elevator inside a 20-story building. The elevator doesn’t have windows, and it’s broken — so you can’t tell if you’re on the 20th floor or just six inches above the ground.
You feel it shaking. There’s an earthquake. Your brain starts racing…
If I’m on the 19th floor and this thing crashes, I’m done for.
Then after an hour, the doors finally open — and you’re only five feet from the ground. That’s where we are right now.
Traders Are Getting Ahead of Themselves
Too many traders are coming into each session thinking we’re all the way up at the top. They’re convinced we’re teetering on the edge of disaster. But the reality?
We’re pretty close to the bottom.
The only thing we need right now to go lower is real fear — and I’m not seeing that. There’s nothing new on the horizon that’s particularly detrimental or positive.
Look, this is just a much-needed pullback that we haven’t had in a long while. And I get it — pullbacks feel scary when you’re in the middle of them. But they’re also necessary.
They create the next opportunity…
Everything You Know Is Already Priced In
Here’s the key: Everything you and I know is already priced into the market. There’s no bombshell waiting to drop. We’re not getting a tariff decision from the Supreme Court anytime soon.
The headlines you’re reading? The market’s already digested them. So what does that mean for you?
It means we’re getting a little bit ahead of ourselves right now. If you’ve been frozen in fear, assuming the worst-case scenario, take a breath. Check the technicals. Momentum levels have started improving — and that’s not something you see when the elevator’s on the 19th floor.
The market’s telling you a story. The question is: Are you listening?
Don’t let fear convince you that you’re higher up than you really are. Stay sharp, stay disciplined, and remember — sometimes the scariest moment is right before the doors open and you realize you were never in danger to begin with.
I hope that helps!
Roger Scott
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