Try not to start following the "hot" stock at the moment. Remember you are looking for "uncrowded trades.
My general rule of thumb is as soon as the stock becomes mentioned daily on CNBC, it's gone. I always get very angry when I have a stock all to myself and then I hear it mentioned on CNBC for the first time. It's like touching a baby animal. It's a death sentence.
Maverick, quick question - i recall you saying that you derive many of the stocks you follow from the IBD 50, which I tend to think of (perhaps incorrectly) as the most of the "hot" stocks of the moment. Can you give us a sense of how you might differentiate that list further to find a good trading candidate? Understand if you would rather not say. Thanks very much.
