Image Source: UnsplashIn this episode featuring material recorded at the 2023 MoneyShow/TradersEXPO Orlando, we chat about the risk of recession, the outlook for Federal Reserve policy, and the best options market moves for traders in this market. We believe the Fed will push the economy into a recession, but that it should be a shallow one that doesn’t last too long.We also caution that tax loss selling, lackluster earnings, and geopolitical problems or an energy-price spike could put pressure on markets into year-end. Next, we explain why focusing on shorter-term timeframes is the ideal choice when trading options. We counsel traders to have the discipline to sell when they rack up profits of 100% or more on options plays.We also explain how rolling down to lower strike prices with put options trades – or higher strikes with call options trades – often makes sense when trades are working.00:10:19More By This Author:Thoughts On NVDA Earnings, The Tamer CPI, And The Fed OutlookSPY: Boost Your Exposure – But Not Too Much – Given Recent Market Trends Can The Fed Stick A Soft Landing? These Indicators Say: “Maybe Not”