RE: Stage Analysis Beginners Questions-imp.to
(2020-07-07, 04:39 PM)marry123 Wrote: Hello,
I was hoping to confirm whether the correct entry long is a break of the trendline (around 0.50). It has built a nice double bottom base for a year now so I a assume the trigger long is a break of the trendline over 50 cents on a weekly closing basis (I guess perhaps one could have bought it on a break of around 0.35 but then there is that large trendline that still needs to be broken).
Thank you.
The Stage 2A breakout level was at 0.39, so it's through both the buy level and the initial pullback level, as it is already about 20% above that currently.
My main concern with a stock like this is again the bid ask spread, which from looking at todays trades has ranged between 2 to 6.5%. So this means that you immediately start the trade -6.5% down plus trade entry and exit costs. Spreads like this will eat your account alive over time.
So I'd recommend focusing on stocks with much more liquidity, and that have a very tight bid-ask spread of a maximum of 1%. But ideally less than 0.25%. As trading costs are one of the biggest factors to consider if you want to be successful.
Filter out all stocks below $5 and that have average volume of less than 400,000 shares a day as a starting point. As penny stocks are not a good idea.
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Fate does not always let you fix the tuition fee. She delivers the educational wallop and presents her own bill - Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.
Fate does not always let you fix the tuition fee. She delivers the educational wallop and presents her own bill - Reminiscences of a Stock Operator.