This was sent out to TIMalert subscribers this morning at 1am…so far, PCYC has been a near eprfect downtrender…
So after my morning watchlist said yesterday there was literally no great trade setups, website traffic was waaaay down. And, I expect the same thing today…In commentary, especially financial commentary, it’s a sin to say there’s nothing to do, no good ideas from which to profit. Brokers, newsletters, gurus, ANALysts, everyone gets paid to bring ideas to the table. So they do every day.
Is it any wonder why 99% of their ideas suck?
I’m not gonna play that game cuz as those of you PennyStocking veterans who’ve been playing for a while know, there’s not always great opportunities down here in the gutter.
Yes, there are gonna be slow times like these, so TIMAlerts might slow down every now and then. I’m not just gonna force a trade in order to keep subscribers happy that they’re paying for new ideas every second. Don’t get me wrong, I am always on the lookout and that’s what you‘re paying/reading me for.
PCYC is the only one of my wacthlist that’s still up each day….that’s saying a lot in this market… it’s really the one only I’m even considering playing …I hope it keeps goin…still up only a $1 so a betting person might expect 20-40 cents of downside here…not enough cuz a reversal isn’t even guaranteed here…beginning to understand yet? I need stocks up many $s/share, then I aim for small reversals.
CHCI big bad predictable drop, couldn’t find any shares to short, sadly.
CRDC up big on approval news, then fade, then bounce…ballsy traders short into morning strength, buy dips, but that’s not me…I like nice gradual action, which usually occurs on 2nd and 3rd day of runup
COIN still bouncing around, it’s choppy/messy, as PennyStocking DVD students know, that chart pattern isn’t my bag
TGIC shorting into the market close on the first down day wins again, no matter my stupid “it’s a financial play” rules. Of course, it helps that financial got wrecked on tons of news…I stand by my rules.
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