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1) What
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2) What is a "pivot"?
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breakout and reversal stocks do you feature?
4) Why do you provide an "Average
Daily Volume" For Each Potential Breakout Stock?
5) What criteria do
you use for selecting potential breakout stocks?
6) Do you give "sell" prices
for each stock?
7) What is a "reversal"?
8) What criteria do you use for
selecting potential reversal stocks?
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1) What
is a "breakout"? A breakout is a dramatic
event in a stock’s life when it overcomes a well-defined
area of price resistance usually on strong, well above-average
volume. Once this resistance is overcome, a stock is often
free to go up substantially in value. Stocks form certain
times-tested chart patterns just before they break out.
Stock Confidential’s goal is to identify those leading
stocks that are nearing this potentially explosive period,
and pass them on to its subscribers.
2) What
is a "pivot"? A stock’s pivot is considered
to be the price point of least resistance to a stock’s
upward movement. For this reason, it is also a viable place
to consider buying a stock. We provide our subscribers
with a pivot for each potential breakout and reversal stock
we identify.
3) How
many potential breakout and reversal stocks do you feature? Each
issue of Stock Confidential usually features up to 10 or
12 breakout stocks and up to 5 reversal stocks.
4) Why
do you provide an "average daily volume" for
each potential breakout stock? Breakouts are usually
stronger and more reliable when they are accompanied by
a powerful burst of above-average volume. We include each
potential breakout stock’s "average daily volume" because
it allows our subscribers to gauge the strength of a stock’s
breakout. One rule-of-thumb is that you want to see volume
levels at least 10% of this average daily volume for each
1/2 hour of the trading day on the day the stock breaks
out.
5) What
criteria do you use for selecting potential breakout stocks? We
generally look for market-leading stocks that have strong
Earnings Per Share (EPS) and Relative (price) Strength
(RS) readings in the 80’s or 90’s as rated by
Investors Business Daily. These are generally considered
the market’s best-performing stocks. IBD's earnings
per share (EPS) rating compares a company’s last two
quarters of earnings and last 3-5 years of growth and stability
with that of all other companies. IBD's relative strength
(RS) rating measures the relative price change of a stock
over the last 12 months versus all other companies. These
categories are rated 1 to 99, so a rating of 90 means that
a company outperformed 90% of all other companies in that
category. Among other things, we also consider whether
the stock is in a strong industry group, has a strong institutional
following, or is undergoing strong accumulation (buying).
6) Do
you give "sell" prices for each stock? We
do not give sell prices. We find that each individual person’s
trading style varies. Some people are long-term investors,
others want to take a quick profit. Through our "Trading
Highlights" and "Market Commentary" sections,
we try to give our subscribers a "heads up" as
to the overall health of the market, so they can adapt
their trading style to the market at hand.
7) What
is a "reversal"? A reversal is a stock that
is potentially exhausting its downward momentum and appears
to be getting ready to head back up again. We offer reversals
to our subscribers because they provide a viable way to
profit from market or stock downturns.
8) What
criteria do you use for selecting potential reversal stocks? We
usually use the same criteria for our reversal stocks as
we do for our breakout stocks (see #5 above). That is,
they are generally stocks that have strong Earnings Per
Share (EPS) and Relative (price) Strength (RS) readings
in the 80’s or 90’s as rated by Investors Business
Daily. Sometimes we select stocks that are past winners,
which, while not as fundamentally strong as they once were,
appear to be attracting renewed attention. Among other
things, our technical criteria for reversal stocks includes
recent climactic volume, near or below their 50-day or
200-day moving average or other area of support, and/or
the stock is forming one or more reversal
candle patterns.
9) What
other information does Stock Confidential provide to its
subscribers? We use selected charts to show our subscribers
the kinds of charts that make for the most explosive breakout
and reversal situations. We also have a "Trading Highlights" section,
which shows you how our featured stocks are reacting to
current market conditions, so you can get a "feel" for
the market at hand. Our "Market Commentary" section
gives you a "trader’s-eye-view" of what
forces are working for and against the market. We even
offer occasional trading tips to sharpen your trading skills.
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