A daily routine, coupled with weekly analysis, allows you to stay in tune with developing themes and jump on trends early. Here’s a framework that you can use as your foundation: 1 Hour Before Market Open Review pre-market price action and finalize your daily focus list of 1-5 names. If it’s within your style, screen or sort for pre market high % movers, high volume, gaps… as you can do
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To achieve consistent, strong results in the market, you have to make sure that you are repeating a defined process that accomplishes the two goals of screening. 1. Finding High Potential Ideas 2. Assessing the Market Health To do this, here is the general framework for a weekly routine that we recommend. 1. Analyze your actions from the past week. Write down any lessons 2. Analyze the
https://stockbee.blogspot.com/ Here are my guidelines for finding best setups like these daily: stock should have range expansion on breakout day volume on breakout day should be higher than previous day day before breakout should be narrow range day or negative day pre breakout there should not be many big range moves or breakdowns stock should have linearity in prior uptrend before the consolidation period correction or consolidation
Seven things to look for in an IPO I have been trading IPO breakout as one of the daily core methods and by trial and error found certain things work better on IPO. Those 7 things are now crystallized as guidelines for selecting IPO trades. They are in order of importance: High volume on breakout. You want to see 2to3 times or more volume than average 10 days volume for
Most traders haven no idea what they are doing. Many of them may think they do, but they don’t. They are trading blind, essentially gambling. I was like that many years ago jumping from alert service to alert service, setup to setup, and almost no one does a deep dive into market structure and fidn setups that actually work. I still don’t know what the fuck I am doing at
There are 3 instances in the past 25 years where the NASDAQ first crashed and then had a huge, relentless V-shaped recovery, up 40%+ in 3 months, surfing the 10/20 SMA for the whole move. 1998 2009 2020 Since the 2009 instance was after a multi-year bear market I will not include that one. The 1998 and 2020 scenarios are very comparable since both occurred after 10 years of a
I have made tens of millions the past few years trading 3 simple, timeless setups. These setups occured last year, 10 years ago, 50 years ago and 100+ years ago. They occur over and over again. They occur in the Japanese market, they occur in the Swedish market, they occur in the Indian market. The U.S. stock markets are the biggest and baddest of them all and therefore the best
My trading history I started daytrading in 2011 at age 23. I followed alerts, chased stocks and had no idea what I was doing which led me to blow up 3-4 times in my first 2 years of trading. I didn’t give up, I studied more, tried harder, did more of what worked and less of what didn’t work, my results started improving. Gradually I went from losing money to
I’m writing this post to help me find and identify stocks to invest/trade-in. I found this table of the different stages of a company: Source: https://twitter.com/BrianFeroldi/status/1245720168912826370 Peter Lynch classifies stocks into 6 groups: 1. Fast growers. 25%+ earnings growth. 2. Medium growers (stalwarts). Steady 10-12% earnings growth. 3. Slow growers (sluggards). No or very little growth but they often pay generous dividends. 4. Cyclicals. Sales and profits fall and rise
Momentum moves are triggered by some news. A surprisingly good or bad news often leads to start of a momentum move. This kind of move can be of many types. But the one news with potentially big impact is earnings news. Earnings have the potential to lead to start of multi month or multi year moves. Sector is another big catalyst. If a sector move gets going the good ,