One of my most successful students, Jack Kellogg, already had a massive trading week!
He’s hovering just under $20 million in career profits.
And this week he traded Hims & Hers Health Inc. (NYSE: HIMS) and AGM Group Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: AMGH).
Look at the post below, from April 29, with more details:
MASSIVE CONGRATS to @Jackaroo_Trades for locking in a $600K+ MORNING!! 🔥🔥
Over $400K on $HIMS and another $200K+ on $AGMH — just pure insanity! 🤯
And the best part?
He alerted EVERYTHING with his Power Signal Indicator: https://t.co/xpPnfDWsGK
AND 7-Figure Cycle:… pic.twitter.com/HJOvplmCmB— StocksToTrade (@StocksToTrade) April 29, 2025
Jack is alerting these stocks before the patterns play out!
He uses the same patterns as myself and the rest of my millionaire students.
Watch my video below. Learn how to use Jack’s alerts for A+ trade setups, even in this shaky market:
Want to know how we find the best stock spikes day-after-day?
Top Percent Gainers
We’re always looking for the biggest runners on the day.
There are a few other factors involved, but essentially, stocks that spike the highest give us the most room to take gains.
And within the spike, our goal is to take the meat of the move. Only when the stock’s price action matches our patterns.
Volatile stocks can follow the same patterns because people are predictable during times of high stress. Like when they’re trading a stock that’s spiking +100%.
As traders, we have to take a step back from the emotions and focus on the larger patterns at play.
Now … Remember that it all starts with the right stock.
In StocksToTrade we have a built in scanner that looks for stocks:
- Between $0.01 and $20 per share.
- A volume of 1 million shares.
- And an intraday spike of at least 20%.
Those three criteria will help narrow down thousands of stocks to a more manageable list.
There Needs To Be A Reason For The Run
Next, we look for a catalyst.
Jack traded HIMS and AGMH earlier this week.
- HIMS had a visible catalyst.
- AGMH was a short squeeze without a visible catalyst.
For new students, I suggest they stick to trading stocks with visible catalysts.
Yes, short squeezes can offer huge opportunities to profit for long-biased traders. But the volatility and the lack of a catalyst can throw people off.
A news catalyst makes things much clearer.
For example, look at the HIMS chart below. We can see the news was announced on Tuesday, April 29 during premarket hours.
Every candle represents one trading minute:
HIMS was trading above $20 per share when the news was announced. So our small-account scanner wouldn’t have picked up this runner.
But the idea applies perfectly to smaller stocks as well.
For example, WW International Inc. (NASDAQ: WW) spiked 130%* on Tuesday, April 29 after the company announced pharmacy integration with Eli Lilly.
This catalyst is very similar to HIMS’ …
Look at the chart below of WW. Every candle represents one trading minute:
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The AGMH Short Squeeze
We can take a look at the AGMH short squeeze as well.
But keep in mind, short squeezes can be more unpredictable.
It all comes down to the source of the spike.
- When there’s a news catalyst, we’re buying shares alongside other bullish traders.
- When there’s a short squeeze, we’re buying shares alongside short sellers who are blowing up.
It might look like people are making money on a short squeeze. But it’s mostly short sellers losing over-and-over again.
Here’s a chart of the AGMH price action, every candle represents one trading minute:
There’s a process that my millionaire students and I use to trade these runners.
Stop wandering around the market randomly …
Sign up for Jack’s trade alerts and study his process!
There are new spikers right around the corner. Don’t miss the next run.
Cheers.
*Past performance does not indicate future results
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