1. Gradual fading leads to collapses.
2. Go short big after a big collapse on a pump.
3. After a giant run up, when you have a little panic, that freaks a lot of longs out and that's an indicator that the stock is about to crack.
4. Intraday panic on an up trending stock might be a sign of the top.
5. It's good to take big positions on big drops.
6. Sometimes you gotta take what the market will give you, even if you're aiming for more.
7. Don't short stocks that are making new highs.
8. Quick drop into the close is often the precursor of the morning panic.
9. Don't hold dip buys overnight.
10. Look for breakouts on bigger timeframes.
11. Don't dip buy earnings losers.
12. Every time it drops, the longer the pump goes on, the odds of a huge crash get better.
13. When a stock is flat for a long time before its big run up, it can run a lot, because there's not a lot of bidder shareholders that want to cover in every spike.
14. Minimize your position overnight.
Nice, although tip#2 might need some further clarification! Thanks, anyway!
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