Here is how to scan for the strongest stocks and the strongest sectors in the stock market. Trading strong stocks in strong sectors puts the wind at our back in terms of finding stocks to buy and knowing there is...
Educational articles on swing trading stocks including strategies, risk management, and other tactics.
The correct position size—how much stock you buy for a trade— is based on a formula, NOT how convinced we are a trade will work out. In this article, I’ll discuss two methods for determining position size when trading stocks....
The Earnings Drift trading strategy is a well-studied phenomenon. It is when a company posts much better-than-expected earnings and the stock rallies for days or sometimes even weeks following the announcement. Traders enter after the announcement if the price shows...
The buy the dip stock list are composed of stocks with strong earnings performance over the last five years. These are companies that are growing and are expected to continue growing. I consider these stocks for buying a dip, trading...
A stop loss is a crucial element in controlling risk on a stock trade. The term is used to describe an order that gets you out of a trade once a pre-determined price or loss is reached.A stop loss order...
The cup and handle strategy for stocks is one of my favorites. The strategy captures consistent and often explosive price moves/profits. The pattern is easy to find and trade, although there are some very specific traits you will want to...
Let’s look at swing trading and day trading, the differences between them, and which style of trading is a better fit for you. Each trader is encouraged to trade the way they’re most comfortable with. It is likely traders will...
The 1% risk rule means not risking more than 1% of account capital on a single trade. Risking 1% or less per trade is the standard for most professional traders. For day traders and swing traders, this DOES NOT mean...
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