EXCLUSIVE: Why Market Masters Founder's Trading Mantra Is 'Embrace The Crashes'

Abdul Dada, the founder of the trading platform Market Masters, shared his trading mantra during a session at Benzinga‘s “Road to Wealth In 2024″ seminar. He emphasized embracing the market’s ups and downs, particularly in small-cap stocks.

Dada’s techniques for trading were practical, highlighting the importance of community-focused and educational techniques for trading.

“Market Masters is not just a trading team but a community that focuses on education,” Dada said Thursday, echoing his commitment to empowering traders through knowledge and collaboration.

He also shared his process of balancing trading with a full-time job, advising part-time traders to reduce emotional pressure on trading decisions, offering stability and a more analytical mindset.

Dada introduced supply and demand trading as an advanced trading strategy that goes beyond basics such as support and resistance. “It’s an area or a zone that I’m watching, not just one line,” he explained, emphasizing the importance of a more flexible approach to evaluate market movements and manage risk.

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For long-term investments, Dada’s strategy focuses on patience and readiness to act during market downturns. He sees market crashes as opportunities, stating, “Waiting for market crashes is the ideal potential.”

Dada has been focused on penny stocks under $1, recognizing their potential for high returns. “We’ve been seeing significant pre-market movements,” he shared, drawing attention to the significant movements in this segment of the market.

Dada’s view of keeping your finger on the market’s pulse and staying up-to-date on the latest trends and technologies is not revolutionary, but he believed that by doing so, traders could position themselves for success in today’s dynamic trading environment.

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