you are 100% right
Stock Trading: Select assets
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you are 100% right
Let me ask you a question.
When you look at NASDAQ annd NYSE, what is the total number of companies that are listed?
Its more than 2800, and you have to analyze all of them if you don't wanna miss a good trade.
My extensive knowledge in forex trading helps me to analyze all of them in just 30 minutes.
Of course I am using AI.
When you look at NASDAQ annd NYSE, what is the total number of companies that are listed?
Its more than 2800, and you have to analyze all of them if you don't wanna miss a good trade.
My extensive knowledge in forex trading helps me to analyze all of them in just 30 minutes.
Of course I am using AI.
What are you looking for?
DAL has gone bankrupt;
+ historic weak sector, union negatives .
IF you,ForGuru ,can make money with DAL; wonder what you do with a strong sector + non union, + not easy banruptable sector ??
But its your business , help yourself.
I will give an explanation next time I am only. I will not be trading on Friday.
My strategy does not depend on what you just mentioned.
I consider three main factors + one more thing, so you can say 4 things in total.
I will use DAL as an example.
today is the fourth day and I am going to close my positions
regn.nas
EHC
I will also close DAl at no lose today
DB failed. did not trade it
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Dont know if it helps DAL;
Carl Ichan has done well for decades....with TWa, JBLU. Up from the FEB 12th street.com article / price then+ now.
Someone born in 1936, may have made an occasional mistake. LOL
I wouldn't call it greenmail, since he has track record of running companies ;
better than entrenched management + labor unions.
The process of selecting assets for stocks trading isn't intricate at all... Your list is quite interesting, and it's cool you pointed that it would suit short-term investors, so called positional traders, rather than those who follow advice of warren buffet "buy and hold for centuries".
As for your list, then it makes sense, for real.
As for the second situation, then I would consider fintech companies such as Nvidia, but not right now, because there's an odor of soon pullback. In any case it's crucial to analyze the performance first, only then decide which companies to add in the portfolio.
As for your list, then it makes sense, for real.
As for the second situation, then I would consider fintech companies such as Nvidia, but not right now, because there's an odor of soon pullback. In any case it's crucial to analyze the performance first, only then decide which companies to add in the portfolio.
Pullbacks are moments of truth,
What’s holding ? What’s breaking ?
+ Past performance, You buy the best.