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My advice after 1.25 years of trying to teach myself the stock market essentially came down to a few basic principles. 1. For this group the success rate is better when someone posts about a ticker they think has potential and other agree. But only new tickers, KULR was mentioned a while ago and has done great, I pulled out too early but didn't suffer loss. The longer its been since a ticker has been first brought up there is a potential you already missed out, with the exception of things like earnings and FDA approvals for example. Even then it seems the longer a stock is brought up its already passed its peak. 2. Explain what platform you use, try to watch basic videos on how to set up your platform (thinkorswim, webull, etc) for success. At a minimum use short and long term moving averages, MACD, and RSI. 3. Have the time to watch the stock closely as these are all typically very volatile. 4. If you get a gain, learn how to set a trailing stop to lock in gains. Be aware this only works between regular market hours. Almost all these stocks have big gains or losses in the pre-market. Other than that I came across an article on a standard sub par stock advice website. The rules are basic, sound easy, very click bait-ish but I actually liked them. Hope this helps a little bit! 1 - Everyone makes mistakes. Just be sure to cut all losses short. Even the best investors get hit with a loss from time to time. But they don't indulge in worry as the stock drops even further. They cut their losses quickly and move on. Leave your ego and pride at the door. Don't let a loss get to you — either mentally or financially. 2 - If you don't sell too early, you'll sell too late. To lock in solid gains, sell while your stock is still going up. As IBD founder William J. O'Neil has said, "Your objective is to make and take significant gains and not get excited, optimistic, greedy, or emotionally carried away as your stock's advance gets stronger." Following the 20%-25% sell rule can help you do that. In a bull market, leading growth stocks like Nvidia and Meta can, of course, run longer than expected. But locking in some profits along the way allows investors to safeguard a portion of those gains. It also reduces the risk of giving back too much in an extended pullback. 3 - Have a selling plan in place before you buy. The real drama kicks in when it comes time to sell. If you don't have sell rules and an exit plan, it's easy to freeze and not take action when needed. If your stock is soaring, you might get greedy and ignore certain sell signals and warning signs. Also, if you're sitting on a loss, you may do the "hold and hope" routine. You pray it bounces back — while it continues to drop. Stay grounded and keep your emotions at bay by having a selling plan in place ahead of time. Write down your target sell prices for both taking profits and cutting losses. 4 - Don't let a decent gain turn into a loss. If you have a nice gain of, say, 10%, 15% or more and the stock begins to decline, don't let that profit disappear completely. It's much less frustrating to see a 15%-20% gain turn into a 5%-10% profit than to see it turn into a 10% loss. You can always buy the stock back if it shows renewed strength and forms a proper buy point. 5 - Don't marry your stocks. Just date them! "For better or for worse, for richer or for poorer" is a noble and time-honored approach to marital fealty, but it's a bad idea when it comes to investing in stocks. In most cases, it's better to take a good gain while you have it. And never hesitate to separate and protect yourself from a bad relationship if there are clear signs of trouble. 6 - Sell your losing stocks first. When building a winning basketball team, you wouldn't trade away all your top players for a bunch of benchwarmers. Yet many investors do just that. They sell stocks in which they have a good gain and hold those showing a loss. Further, they think a big gain is just around the corner. That's usually just wishful thinking. Do the opposite. Sell your losers and use that money — provided the market trend is favorable — to add winners to your roster or invest more money in the top performers you already own. 7 - When buying a stock, focus on both the fundamentals and the stock chart. When selling, focus on the chart. They say the view is great at the top, and that often applies to stocks as well. The warning signs typically show up in the stock chart — i.e., technical analysis — before they appear in the company's fundamentals. It's crucial to use both technical and fundamental analysis when buying stocks. The same is true on deciding when to sell stocks. Focus on the chart and technical analysis, like price and volume action and behavior around key moving averages. 8 - The most important sell rule is to buy at the right time.     (Personally I believe this is debatable based off various studies and your investment style/goals, but never bad advice) A very common mistake, particularly for beginning investors, is buying at the wrong time. Some will not pay attention to market timing and buy during a market correction when most stocks go down. Or they'll ignore the technical action in the stock chart and either buy too soon or too late. So before buying a stock, make sure three key factors — market trend, big earnings driven by something new, and institutional support — are in place. Doing so helps get you in at the right time, with the odds of success squarely in your favor.

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You can definitely buy these binds if your broker allows. Example you wouldn’t be able to buy these in Vanguard’s platform, but you should be able to buy them on interactive Brokers. Also if you can find an introducing broker dealer (IBD)that clears Pershing you’ll should be able to buy these. Your biggest issue might be the min piece requirement, think it’s $200k face value. Good luck

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What’s up with GCT? Not that they’re infallible by any means, but it was the #1 stock in the IBD 50 - now, suddenly, it’s not even in the top 50.

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Saw cleanspark as a recommended bitcoin mining play, IBD has it in top 10, casually down 14% today 🫣

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https://preview.redd.it/cr91w81lq3pc1.jpeg?width=1867&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9caed21a7e138126e88272731112a256bc644571 Take a look for yourself. CELH is #2 on IBD 50, right behind NVDA.

https://preview.redd.it/v7kntx1ep3pc1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d6cc81742fa9cef49a343ad52d819dc903ed4f66 Position update… After the insane blowout earnings, the stock ran from 60s to 99, close to $40 in a few weeks while the short interest REMAINED around 24-25%. It’s only natural that whoever is short CELH has been getting crushed and doubling down the whole way up. This is how short squeezes happen. I’m not worried. I added 2 more calls this morning. Also keep in mind, the whole market has been getting crushed. It’s #2 on IBD’s 50, behind the one and only NVDA, for a reason. Celsius gang out…

That's true. I hate IBD but they always talk about how you buy 5 stocks. 1 goes up 20%+, 1 goes up 5% another 2 are flat and another 1 goes down 20%. So basically a "diversified" individual stock portfolio doesn't do better than the S&P because it's statistically impossible to pick every winning stock.

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After a couple months at #1, GCT is nowhere to be found on the IBD50 after earnings. I wonder if even IBD is questioning the results. I expect a crash on Monday for GCT.

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I stopped using IBD awhile ago... I had enough of their garbage

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Is IBD not to be trusted or they just don’t do their research properly?

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I've been using it for two years, have put in the time, read and study Mark Minervini and have only lost money using Marketsmith as directed. I've made money when, in frustration, I've violated the tenets of the volatility contraction pattern. Thinking of ditching it, lots of time required and no results. Interestingly, nobody at IBD uses Marketsmith the same way - not even David Ryan who's been Mark Minervini's co-leader on MPA for the last ten years. Why trade some piece of crap that mostly blows up in your face when you can place tons of dough on the good stories like NVDA, SMCI and IBIT and pay your rent.

I think you’re gtg on your calls OP. This stock has consistently been listed on the IBD 50 as its number one pick for months and months. They have NVDA as 2. I’m with you on your research.

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Yeah. When I first heard of the stock market, trades used to cost $150 or so. And buying in anything other than a round lot (100 shares) was tough. So you didn't make many trades. The guy that founded IBD ended up buying a seat on the American Stock Exchange just so he could trade without having to pay commissions.

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I use a barbell approach. 80% index funds, 10% stodgy old dividend stocks, 10% growth/momentum for risk. That last 10% sometimes does great, sometimes not so much. I cut my losers early (8% loss from initial buy point, I sell). Buy on breakouts. You’ll hear it a million times here - you can’t time the market! Of course you can - it requires constant vigilance, and buying at the bottom and selling at the top is almost impossible. But by December, it was obvious tech and especially anything AI was booming. I bought tech with the highest rating from IBD, was “right” 3/4 time. That 10% ballooned to 15%, so I sold it back down to 10% and put the profits into an HYSA and more divvy stocks, which are cheap right now. Rinse and repeat, it takes time and effort but really isn’t that hard to ride the waves, as long as you don’t get greedy, stick with the highest quality stocks, and rebalance.

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Exactly the list that is published in IBD daily. I am not going to buy you a subscription. People who make money in the market take action on their own

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I’ve been in and out of GCT the last couple of months. Bought at 22, because it was IBD’s #1 stock, sold at 34, bought back in at 32 - and the next day it dropped 25%. For no apparent reason. Sold out around 30 for a small loss - that drop scared the crap out of me. Of course now it’s up to 40. Still has a tiny market cap, so could be a 25 bagger. Or drop 80%. Buying it is essentially about as risky as buying ATM calls, but with no expiration date.

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The IBD ranking system is based heavily on price changes along with RSI and earnings growth. https://www.investors.com/ibd-university/find-evaluate-stocks/exclusive-ratings/ But I found price alone predicts most of price change in the short run. Price trends and the “trend is your friend”. There is a reason for that saying

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Where on IBD do you find the momo stock list? "Stocks on the move"?

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I have subscribed to their standard print/online version (not Swing Trader) 5 years ago, and I absolutely love it. Their IBD 50 (Best-rated stocks) is excellent. It is expensive, but I easily make my money back quickly. Their stocks are rated from 1 to 99. I buy stocks that are rated 94 and above, and when they fall below 84 percent, I typically sell them. On 80% of their stocks, I make money. I receive a few content emails from them a day that are very good. I tried their swing trader, and I didn't like it; I didn't win too often, and when I did, it was quick 5 percent profits. I make 20 to 30% on their top 50 list. I don't use a broker any longer, and I use this exclusively for my picks. I look at IBD first, and then I see what Seeking Alpha, Barchart, and Tip Ranks say. If they all like the stock, I buy it. I can add my stocks to their program, and I look at the ratings of my picked stocks twice a week. It's straightforward. Sometimes, I even buy stocks of companies I really know nothing about, like a stock that makes a specific airline part. I don't know anything about plane mechanics, but with IBD, it doesn't matter if they rate it well. There is a good chance it will do well. I use my own judgment. I look at the charts, but I don't need to study all the numbers or learn about their CEO; I am not an expert in investing and have learned to rely on the experts who do this for a living. Their ratings are based on AI algorithms and are accurate. I tried other AI pickers like Danelfin a, and they simply aren't accurate. I can tell you this is my primary stock source, and I have made a significant amount of money with it. I can't live without it. Forget Swing Trader or other sources. This is all you need to make lots of money.

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I have subscribed to their standard print/online version (not Swing Trader) 5 years ago, and I absolutely love it. Their IBD 50 (Best-rated stocks) is excellent. It is expensive, but I easily make my money back quickly. Their stocks are rated from 1 to 99. I buy stocks that are rated 94 and above, and when they fall below 84 percent, I typically sell them. On 80% of their stocks, I make money. I receive a few content emails from them a day that are very good. I tried their swing trader, and I didn't like it; I didn't win too often, and when I did, it was quick 5 percent profits. I make 20 to 30% on their top 50 list. I don't use a broker any longer, and I use this exclusively for my picks. I look at IBD first, and then I see what Seeking Alpha, Barchart, and Tip Ranks say. If they all like the stock, I buy it. I can add my stocks to their program, and I look at the ratings of my picked stocks twice a week. It's straightforward. Sometimes, I even buy stocks of companies I really know nothing about, like a stock that makes a specific airline part. I don't know anything about plane mechanics, but with IBD, it doesn't matter if they rate it well. There is a good chance it will do well. I use my own judgment. I look at the charts, but I don't need to study all the numbers or learn about their CEO; I am not an expert in investing and have learned to rely on the experts who do this for a living. Their ratings are based on AI algorithms and are accurate. I tried other AI pickers like Danelfin a, and they simply aren't accurate. I can tell you this is my primary stock source, and I have made a significant amount of money with it. I can't live without it. Forget Swing Trader or other sources. This is all you need to make lots of money.

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I have subscribed to their standard print/online version (not Swing Trader) 5 years ago, and I absolutely love it. Their IBD 50 (Best-rated stocks) is excellent. It is expensive, but I easily make my money back quickly. Their stocks are rated from 1 to 99. I buy stocks that are rated 94 and above, and when they fall below 84 percent, I typically sell them. On 80% of their stocks, I make money. I receive a few content emails from them a day that are very good. I tried their swing trader, and I didn't like it; I didn't win too often, and when I did, it was quick 5 percent profits. I make 20 to 30% on their top 50 list. I don't use a broker any longer, and I use this exclusively for my picks. I look at IBD first, and then I see what Seeking Alpha, Barchart, and Tip Ranks say. If they all like the stock, I buy it. I can add my stocks to their program, and I look at the ratings of my picked stocks twice a week. It's straightforward. Sometimes, I even buy stocks of companies I really know nothing about, like a stock that makes a specific airline part. I don't know anything about plane mechanics, but with IBD, it doesn't matter if they rate it well. There is a good chance it will do well. I use my own judgment. I look at the charts, but I don't need to study all the numbers or learn about their CEO; I am not an expert in investing and have learned to rely on the experts who do this for a living. Their ratings are based on AI algorithms and are accurate. I tried other AI pickers like Danelfin a, and they simply aren't accurate. I can tell you this is my primary stock source, and I have made a significant amount of money with it. I can't live without it. Forget Swing Trader or other sources. This is all you need to make lots of money.

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I have subscribed to their standard print/online version (not Swing Trader) 5 years ago, and I absolutely love it. Their IBD 50 (Best-rated stocks) is excellent. It is expensive, but I easily make my money back quickly. Their stocks are rated from 1 to 99. I buy stocks that are rated 94 and above, and when they fall below 84 percent, I typically sell them. On 80% of their stocks, I make money. I receive a few content emails from them a day that are very good. I tried their swing trader, and I didn't like it; I didn't win too often, and when I did, it was quick 5 percent profits. I make 20 to 30% on their top 50 list. I don't use a broker any longer, and I use this exclusively for my picks. I look at IBD first, and then I see what Seeking Alpha, Barchart, and Tip Ranks say. If they all like the stock, I buy it. I can add my stocks to their program, and I look at the ratings of my picked stocks twice a week. It's straightforward. Sometimes, I even buy stocks of companies I really know nothing about, like a stock that makes a specific airline part. I don't know anything about plane mechanics, but with IBD, it doesn't matter if they rate it well. There is a good chance it will do well. I use my own judgment. I look at the charts, but I don't need to study all the numbers or learn about their CEO; I am not an expert in investing and have learned to rely on the experts who do this for a living. Their ratings are based on AI algorithms and are accurate. I tried other AI pickers like Danelfin a, and they simply aren't accurate. I can tell you this is my primary stock source, and I have made a significant amount of money with it. I can't live without it. Forget Swing Trader or other sources. This is all you need to make lots of money.

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Nothing wrong with being a momentum trader. After studying markets for years, making and losing tens of thousands on options, I can say without doubt that momentum is the very best tool for trading. There are services like IBD who specialize in tracking momentum. Anyone who wants to trade options should get IBD online and review the top 10 momo stocks every day and go long those and go short the 10 worst stocks ranked. Don't worry about the names or fundamentals. Just go on robot mode. Emotions are your enemy when trading

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Thank you! You might find IBD to be to be a lot to take in - it’s really for serious/professional investors, but you do read the Economist, after all, so there’s that 😀 I know that there’s already a teacher shortage, at least in some places, so I don’t want to exacerbate what may already be a bad situation, but it’s likely to be pretty difficult to be able to save enough money here to do any meaningful investing. If you have a spouse with a decent-paying job, then maybe… Yes, it’s rewarding to see your kids begin their journey into adulthood, because you’ve ‘been there’ from the start!

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IBD stock of the day article is my guess.

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IBD. International Business Daily publication, suggests never letting a stock sink more than 8% maximum. below your purchase price. Just sell it and reevaluate

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I bought some GCT (Giga Cloud Technologies, a b2b company based in Hong Kong - they help companies like Amazon ship oversized items) a few weeks ago - just dipped in a toe, wish I'd bought more. FWIW, it's been the #1 stock on IBD, with a perfect rating, for like 2 months. Revenue is going up like 40% a quarter, and they're a microcap (market cap slightly over $1 billion), so plenty of room to grow (or easily bk, I suppose!). It's been on a heater, with lots of institutional money flowing in. Anyway, on a day like today - they're still up another 4% or so.

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News reporting is funny business. IBD says PINS is destined to doom but then Yahoo finance has nothing but good things to say. Good to read multiple sources.

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I used to read the IBD newsprint and found PODD when it was selling for $10. To me it was a no brainer. I was new to investing and wasn’t patient enough to sit on it. Sold for a small gain only to see it blow up into the 100’s. Lesson learned. I found IBD very helpful in finding low priced stocks with potential but you have to weed through a lot of low priced stockes to find one you believe is worth risking it. And then use common sense. When I saw an early commercial for EXAS cologaurd jumped out at me. I knew people wanted an excuse not to have to go through the night before prep for a colonoscopy and have to take a day off work for it. It was selling for around $15. I watched it and finally bought in at $30. It put my kids through college. It’s still on my watch list. Another thing I did was watch some local companies and find their trading patterns over the coarse of a few years and from there find an entry point you like and then take some modest profits. starting out I’d say check out IBD.

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KNSL named the IBD stock of the day! https://www.investors.com/research/ibd-stock-of-the-day/kinsale-capital-stock-has-has-sp500-beat-in-2024-with-earnings-due/

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Base is same as IBD, bonus fluctuates more for better care or for worse. On average top performer will make more in s&t but bottom will make less. This year bonuses in IBD were abysmal and markets bonuses were much better in average

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In IBD? If so good luck. I could never

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Nah, but see if your city has a local IBD meetup group! They’re free, mine is over zoom, but just contact the organizer and let them know you’re interested in joining. If they try to charge you for it you’re probably in the wrong place. The only thing is they all use Marketsmith so if you don’t have that charting software you might be a little lost, it’s a tad bit expensive but marketsmith is worth its weight in gold. All their other products are mid

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Nah, but see if your city has a local IBD meetup group! They’re free, mine is over zoom, but just contact the organizer and let them know you’re interested in joining. If they try to charge you for it you’re probably in the wrong place. The only thing is they all use Marketsmith so if you don’t have that charting software you might be a little lost, it’s a tad bit expensive but marketsmith is worth its weight in gold. All their other products are mid

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No I started trading with $1m (combined) around 2016, lost 80% of it, joined IBD and pocket pivot rule. made the $1m back by 2020 now with all the combined accounts I’m at $3m now so it’s been crazy but I’m hoping to get it to $5m this year at least

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That is how financial planners make their money - if you don't want to do the work, you will have to pay them. However, if you stay with them, only allow no-load Funds or ETF to be purchased. If I were you and I did manage my own money (became a high net worth individual as a result), you could do a better job. However, it does require some time and tools to do it. Follow the IBD program and look into MarketSmith, set stop losses, and sell orders so you get in and out without much fuss. Shoot for 11-20% return and get out. Also, QQQ or indexes are your best options in the long term. Just look at the data, and you'll see that an index or QQQ ETF can be played to reap what you want: returns.

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IBD just renamed them The Fab Five - kicked out AAPL too.

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Ugh, please don't call things "edges" which aren't edges. The market, for better or for worse, is largely efficient. Because of that, the only true "edges" in the market are structural and require you, the market participant, to own something that other market participants don't. For example, if you're a market maker, it's your ability to warehouse risk and the technology stack that allows your to re-price/quote very efficiently (the latter is more applicable to the modern exchange-oriented OMMs, the former more applicable to the IBD participants). Speed, access to balance sheet, better analytics, NMPI are all true edges. The perceived "edges" that you described do not require any structural advantage, but rather are just a result of equilibrium between different players in the market.

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I'm reading IBD and I cannot see anything negative but maybe I missed something [https://www.investors.com/news/visa-capital-one-earnings-due-american-express-on-deck/?src=A00220](https://www.investors.com/news/visa-capital-one-earnings-due-american-express-on-deck/?src=a00220)

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I highly recommend IBD for training as it offers valuable insights and learning opportunities. If you're looking to enhance your knowledge, check out the offer below. I hope it proves beneficial for your learning journey! 👉 [IBD Home Study Program - Full 9 Levels + Bonuses](https://lunacourse.com/product/ibd-home-study-program-full-9-levels-bonuses/) * Only $69 * Proof of Product included

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The Market Huddle. Let's get drunk and do a stock market show! It's actually a good podcast. They only drink a little at the end. Investing with IBD Simplify Asset Management, Harley Bassman and Mike Green Richard Moglen interviews the market wizards youtube

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The WSJ/Barrons/Marketwatch/IBD bundle is a very good value. They each focus differently and generate a lot of content. Of course also make use of Yahoo Finance and other free news.

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Agreed! SA is a great research tool. The articles are solid, the comments priceless! A broad and honest perspective about a stock is critical to making high quality stock buying/selling decisions . SA Quant, article comments, and writers together have stopped me from making blunders, and helped ID solid opportunities. When a solid opportunity you've ID through your research with SA has a price correction, you don't freak out, you see it as an opp to add. If you don't have the time or interest to put into the research buy VOO or SPY, and let it ride for 15 years to quadruple your money(10% ROR/ YOY, rule of 72). ​ What has been a costly and total waste of time: I've used other services( IBD and Motley F) with great promises that resulted in losses. I've used financial Advisors that resulted in mediocre returns( LT 5%) when VOO could have given me 10% yoy. I've watched Bloomberg , CNBC, read financial times, Wall Street journal. etcetera , with little impact to my bottom-line. Waste of time and energy!

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"as with any investment, specific themes that hold baskets of stocks aren't guaranteed to beat the market. They usually lag. In fact, so-called theme funds tracked by Morningstar delivered annualized total returns of 7.2% vs. a 10.6% return for Morningstar's U.S. Market Index from January 2017 (when enough theme funds existed to merit computing an average return) to April 2023, according to Morningstar's John Rekenthaler in a story published in June, titled "Thematic Investing: Just Say No." Found this on IBD. Thematic funds tend to chase hype because they center around whatever is big at the time. I've never used the Schwab function specifically though.

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What kind of stocks are you looking for and what is your timeframe for buying/selling them? Long term buy and hold investments? Day-trades? Short-term swing/trend/momentum trades? The answer to that question is important as it will help you figure out the best way to find the specific stocks that meet your needs. For instance, I'm not looking for long-term investments ATM. I am more interested in swing trading and turning my money over more quickly and more often. I'm looking for stocks with momentum and good potential for a good stage 2 run up. I might hold them for weeks or months depending on how long they continue to run. When they lose their run or seriously break their trend, I'm out and on to the next trade. So I use the free screener on Finviz. It has dozens of parameters you can set to screen for interesting stocks to add to watch list(s) or do some more research. I would highly encourage you to master that screener if you haven't already done so. Lots of tutorials on YouRube on how to use it. For my purposes, I check out the stocks making New Highs every day. I can slice those by sector or industry or look at them as a function of market cap, etc. if you check it daily you see a number of stocks there over and over. Those stocks are moving up steadily. I flag those for additional technical analysis and then try some test buys for the most promising ones and add to those buys if they continue to show strength. Last 3 stocks I bought that way are up 16+%, 11% and 8%. All in about a week. 2 made new highs again today. So far so good. But I bought 2 others at around the same time and I'm already out. Just didn't move up as I expected. One small loss, one modest gain. Thats typical. They won't all be winners. Lots of good stock/industry/company ideas mentioned in the news or in free stock discussions on Twitter, Reddit, CNBC, etc. I build various watch lists when I hear about new stocks/companies and add to them over time. I check those lists daily as well for those stocks showing steady momentum. I look at related stocks in related industries and often find additional ones I like even better. And they go on the lists for further watching and evaluation. Over time, my lists grow and provide me with a rich hunting ground. IBD also publishes lists of stocks moving up or about to breakout or showing strength, etc. but to get full access you need to pay a subscription fee. There are lots of YouTubers and Twitter posters freely sharing knowledge and hundreds of services you can pay for but there's enough free ideas to get you started on building your own lists...start with the free stuff first. Hope that helps you get started!

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I don’t know about why the OP did a YOLO, but I’ve seen ALGN appearing in Investor Business Daily’s (IBD’s) stock lists for a couple years. IBD follows a momentum strategy, so if he was using a similar strategy it would show up. For further information about IBD’s strategy, read “How to make money in stocks” by William J O’Neil. The book and the weekly print edition of IBD may be at your local library (it is at mine). IBD was a daily paper for years, but now it’s only weekly, but kept the word “daily” in its name. It’s a good resource to find stocks you may not know about if you are following a momentum strategy.

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😀 Better DD than fundamentals and "Amphastar Pharmaceuticals (AMPH) is Monday's IBD Stock Of The Day as the biotech stock revs up marketing of Baqsimi, a drug purchased this year from Eli Lilly (LLY) that raises blood sugar levels in diabetes patients. AMPH stock, part of the flagship IBD 50 list of leading growth stocks, broke out of a cup-with-handle base in today's stock market action."

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I've got IBD, and some interesting food allergies, along with fodmap sensitivities

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Are they researching ways for people to keep eating their shitty diet and cOpE with their IBD/IBS?

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If the people who run IBD and are the keepers of the CAN SLIM flame cannot make money, then CAN SLIM doesn't work. It may work once or twice and anecdotally, but over time and over many trades, it loses money. According to the FFTY's website, it is rebalanced every week. That is in line with CAN SLIM, where they often look at weekly charts. Weekly rebalancing should allow them to keep up with changes in the market. FFTY has a NEGATIVE return since inception. It lost more money than ARKK on many different timelines! Enough said.

EXTR - IBD upgraded yesterday (eps rating > 96% of all stocks) - Earnings beat today - -18% premarket like it's going bankrupt

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Find IBD on youtube Investors Business Daily. They also have a website. You have a lot of learning to do ;) A lifetime.

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Agree, IBD is better WSJ is just another Murdoch rag.

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There are new drugs for that now. Don't let IBD destroy you and your tract

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COST just hit the IBD entry point..

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“NKE analysts slash price targets before ER” - IBD Reads article: price targets lowered to 130s and 120s

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Great suggestions. I really liked O’Neal’s book and subscribe to IBD. Currently reading McMillian’s book now. Packed with more information than you will ever be able to digest in a lifetime…lol.

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Alternative links on the morgan stanely upgrade: * [yahoo link](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/tesla-surge-thanks-dojo-supercomputer-032644640.html) * [reuters](https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-supercomputer-could-boost-ev-makers-market-cap-by-600-bln-morgan-stanley-2023-09-11/] * [reuters, mostly text](https://www.reuters.com/article/tesla-research-morgan-stanley/tesla-supercomputer-could-boost-ev-makers-market-cap-by-600-bln-morgan-stanley-idINFWN3AK1GF] * [IBD](https://www.investors.com/news/tesla-stock-given-upgrade-on-supercomputer-adding-half-a-trillion-dollars-in-value/)

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It wasn't his call to invest in Apple. It was one of the underlings. At least according to IBD (which ran a story this weekend on BRK -- and probably prompted this post).

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Yeah neither of those guys really give af about their banks PWM division. Taking calls from CEOs and PE MDs, on the other hand, is a different story (reason being because GS and JPM's IBD is a much bigger driver of firm cash flow than their respective Private Wealth Management divisions).

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I'm Generation-X and delt with in the past with very very wealthy people defined as 250MM to 700MM I can't answer your questions correctly since everyone's investment style and business outlook is different, so let me show you the observations that I have been graced with. a few notes: 1. Segregation of assets. People that break 250MM have multiple banking accounts and it's world wide and sometimes in multiple currency's . 2. These people also have multiple banking services. Not uncommon for them to have 5 different bank accounts total with 5 different banks world wide. 3. These people have asset allocation that cover ownership of stock, ownership of physical real estate assets, ownership of small to large companies. 4. These people have risk exposure all over the world. Both on the long side and short side. 5. One thing they all have that I have seen or been explained, is the need for passive income investments, IE : fuel pipelines, farms, apartment buildings, and franchises in bulk. 6. These people consistently buy the best services and consultant which **save them time** and **get them to the goal**. Example: I have 1 client with a net worth of 28MM that utilized a tinder coach until he became fluent in tinder using it. 7. These people have investment in limited partnerships for profits and for tax reasons. 8. **These people have cash ready for opportunity, and it sit's in t-bills to t-notes. Cash Money is always earning interest even if it's pennies.** and there is always a suitcase of euros' and dollars' for flight emergencies. 9. They are waiting for opportunities that make sense to them. They have a honed risk understanding. They pounce on what they know if they have the money that fit's correctly with the risk IE: if the rule is 30% oil type exposure risk and they have 28%, they will if the opportunity presents itself to nail that extra 2%. 10. These people also have gold and jewelry, not a lot, but if they are doing business with you and your spouse likes my spouses' earrings, it might become part of the deal " Jim, your firm is worth to 12.2MM and you say 15MM, I'll toss in my wifes earrings that your wife liked if that helps the deal. ". It does help the deal. I happen to personally enjoy red diamonds, I have a brooch that has almost 1.5 carats' of stones, all very small sizes. It's been used in negotiations more than once, until they figure out the value and then it's no something they want to have their spouse walk around with and drop LOL. I have other jewelry pins, rings and access to the right jeweler's that can get the right watch's if need be. 11. **Rich people read a lot,** get into the habit of at least 4 newspapers daily. Mine are WSJ, IBD, FT, Gulfnews ( these all have web sites too ). and then basic subscribe to bloomberg ( if you can swing 6K then get the full news one, if you trade then it's about 22K) 12. I am not rich, I do enjoy tipping my doorman and building staff. I tip in silver dimes and in x-mass it's a small bar, plus books on the hobbies that they have mentioned. They like it. Rockefeller use to give out silver dimes. I'm proud that I can do that, makes me feel like I am super rich.

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Actually, this isn’t a chiropractic technique at all, it’s (very modern version of) a lesser known practice in Eastern Medicine which is most closely translated to *Temple Drum Digestive Dance* in English. The history of this practice is quite fascinating - it was created to deal with constipation from an epidemic of toxic bacteria spreading in 600 AD China. Medium-large size rocks were taken from river inlets, and the practitioners would place a rock with a gentle pointed tip into the taint area of the patient lying prone, but very close to the anus (just not directly on it). Another, larger rock was used to hammer it in in a rhythmic manner, and it has been found to be very beneficial for reducing stubborn constipation. I know all of this because I have IBD, and during a particularly rough flare up I flew to rural china to have this performed. It was very interesting, after the doctor welcomed me in I asked how much the procedure would cost. In a very thick accent, she said that it would be “about tree fiddy”. I asked for her to repeat it, and as the words left my mouth I realized that this cute little Chinese grandma was about 500 feet tall and from the paleolithic era. Anyway, the device shown in the OP video is a modern, westernized form of the procedure, and it’a also gained some traction in the kink community as of lately.

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$NVDA has become more of an AI play. Inflation Reduction Act played a role in price jump. However Govt has recently put restrictions on what kind of Chips the company could sell to China for National Security reasons. IBD expects the price to fall to $380 handle or even below in the next week. It's Coveted Trillion Dollar market cap is in danger. It is sitting exactly around 1T at Friday's closing. Would wait until 23rd August after hours when Q2 2023 results are expected to be out, for any decisions. Guidance could be crucial going into 2024/25. It looks like a very strong Long Term play and would strongly recommend buying at dips ( steps of $25 ). As regards to Pump & Dump - that's what big hedge funds / traders do for living. RUSSIA - UKRAINE situation could nullify everything positive mentioned above.

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You have to decide on your time frame. Maybe use 20, 50, 100, 200 day moving averages. When the price is above and the MAs are sloping up it's a bull trend. Bear would be the opposite. For a transition from bear to bull watch the 20 start to go up and cross above the 50. The 50 cross above the 100. The opposite for a bull to bear. You have to decide on your time frame and how big of movements you are looking for. You could use the weekly or even monthly charts with the same monthly moving averages. A short term trader might use hourly charts. How far above or below the moving averages is something to watch. Use 30 years of data on the chart and fiddle around with them to see how they work and what you like. All this is a lagging indicator. All the feedback is 20 to 200 days old. In one way it's good because it can help avoid hasty decisions. IBD daily report often gives little tips with moving averages. They have an education section as well https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRRUgFWOe1xVEVTeh5vpyjpk5kaq19w26 Good luck

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[https://imgur.com/a/NUYwNod](https://imgur.com/a/NUYwNod) PYPL weekly Chart There are a lot of different ways to make decisions in the stock market. Some people like to buy strength, as a stock price is going up, while some prefer to buy weakness, when the stock is going down or is down. There is a saying; "Gravity only works going down". That is referencing that a stock price can drop over nothing, but it usually takes real work by the company to get their stock price up. And a stock price can always go down, there is no magic that makes it rebound up. PYPL is down 79% since it peaked in July 2021. Even a $1 stock can still drop 50%. OTOH if you bought AAPL 10 years ago & just held it, you did really fantastically well. Up 900%. But AAPL has been mostly in an uptrend. Pretty much any stock chart will have an option to add a Moving Average, or Simple Moving Average. Maybe we can tell you how. What brokerage are you using? Supply & Demand drives everything. That said, some people might sell it all immediately, before it drops more. Some might sell half, or 1/4, then sell another chunk later hoping to catch a better price on their sell. And some people will not sell, but buy because they think it will go up. The real truth is that nobody really knows the future. We are all forced to make decisions with incomplete information. There is a great book about that; "Thinking in Bets" by Annie Duke. You've said that in your opinion this stock does not have good future prospects. If that is how you feel, then you're going to want to sell all or part to at least begin the divesting process. PYPL stock has been mostly going down for the past 2 years, so I can see why you'd lose interest in it. The stock might go up again, someday. In which case you can buy it again if you want to. The key point is that (speaking generally here) you only make money when a stock goes up in price. So it makes sense to own stock that go up. SELL RULES: One of the many ways to manage a stock position is to sell the stock, or at least sell some of it, if/when the price drops under the 50 day (10 week) moving average line for a reasonable amount of time. That's a simple and reasonable sell rule. There are other buy & sell rules too. One Sell Rule says Sell if the price drops under & stays under the 50 day SMA line for 4 weeks or maybe 6 weeks. If it's a stock you really like & prefer to hodl longer term then use 8 weeks. How long really depends on your own time frame. IBD often recommends looking at a weekly chart (each candle stick is 1 week), not so much the daily chart (each candle stick is 1 day). Helps reduce the "noise". Looking back, if you had started selling your position when the stock dropped under the 50 day line for 6 weeks you would have exited a long time ago, Possibly Oct 4th, 2021 when it was about $262. It helps to have some sell rules figured out in advance. If you're not sure if you should sell, try selling just a portion. Something like 10% to 30% & see how it goes. Do you feel better? Sell just a portion of your position is often a good plan. You can feel OK about it no matter what happens next. Either you're happy you stayed partly in the game, or you're happy you got some cash out when you did. HTH

IBD is the best place to start

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I wouldn't make that decision based on pre-market. It depends how far out you are on it. Here's an IBD article on it: https://www.investors.com/news/rtx-stock-raytheon-earnings-senate-debates-defense-bill/

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IBD for the win!!!

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YES. Subscribe to Investor's Business Daily. ( IBD ) YES. Subscribe to Investor's Business Daily. ( IBD ) YES. Subscribe to Investor's Business Daily. ( IBD ) YES. Subscribe to Investor's Business Daily. ( IBD ) Start reading it every day. Even if you don't understand it all quite yet. The markets make up a HUGE body of ideas, opportunities and pitfalls. Know when to buy. KNOW WHEN TO SELL ! ( duh, my 2 day trade is now an " investment " because I did not know when to sell, or what to be aware of )...( now a loser in your portfolio ) Relative Strength- very important concept. and so much more. ​ Good luck !

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I signed up for IBD trading and they never made me $$. But i did learn reading charts from them. IBD chart school which wasn't cheap. A quant ? i think not. But maybe he was a while ago . Anyway i wasnt happy with his picks

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NET just passed the IBD early entry/

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Not Jim Cramer or IBD.

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I bought the stock it’s on IBD as one of the fastest growing company

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Investing with IBD youtube.

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Just got a message from IBD that CPI Data is due. They should be using AI

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Daytrading sounds like fun but it's really hard to make money in the long run. Some do but it's a very small percent. It requires lightening fast reflexes, exquisite technical assessments and extreme risk management discipline and you are supposed to sell everything at the end of each day so no holding positions overnight. It's a tough way to scrape out a living... Momentum trading, trend following or swing trading are more doable for most people wanting to switch from investing to trading. It also requires good risk management but people do make reasonable money doing it once you learn the technical analysis to understand how to pick good stocks and good entries and exits. The holding period is usually days, weeks or months before booking profits and moving on to the next trade. There are tons of good books and online resources for swing traders. Stan Weinstein's "Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets" is a good primer. Especially in introducing the basics and Stage Analysis. William O'Neill's "How to make Money in Stocks" is another classic for traders. His IBD (investor Business Daily) online resources like Market Smith or Swing Trader are tools many pay for and swear by. Mark Minervini's books "Trade Like A Stock Market Wizard" and "Think and Trade Like a Champ" are also good and have good sections on position sizing and risk management. He was a close follower of O'Neill but has a unique way to identify and enter a trade. There's also tons of courses and other books but there's lots of free resources you can use to get started. If you start with some of the books I mentioned you'll get the basic concepts and can branch out from there....

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much better than having colon cancer resection surgery and ending up with a colostomy bag. if you're past like 50 or have IBD you should get checked

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You seem to be intelligent, use that to learn about investing in stocks. IBD is a great resource. I started 25 years ago and my investments has made more year over year than the amount I have to let my 401k put in funds. I’m am not college educated. I got involved with a investment club, talked with other people and purchased stocks that I planned on holding for a long time. I like using a 5% of my money towards stocks I hold for shorter periods. My largest return is 1400%. I am confident if you try you could earn 35% a year within a couple years.

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CAN SLIM refers to the acronym developed by the American stock research and education company Investor's Business Daily (IBD). IBD claims CANSLIM represents the seven characteristics that top-performing stocks often share before making their biggest price gains. It was developed in the 1950s by Investor's Business Daily founder William O'Neil. I did IBD in the 1990's when stonks still had rational P/E and uncooked books . This is 2023.

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Before Covid I attended an in person meet up. Several regulars subscribed to Market Smith. It costs over $1000 per year. Only makes sense if a person has a portfolio close to seven figures. There are less expensive IBD subscriptions. They are not great. For the person looking for free, IBD does a daily YouTube that mentions three stocks. Not a good idea to buy them, but might be useful to add to a watchlist. Unfortunately many stocks mentioned have limited option liquidity. In those cases, trading the underlying is a better way to go. During 2023, most of the action has been in mega cap tech. The so-called magnificent seven. Option traders with limited time could just look at those. Apple Alphabet Meta Microsoft Netflix

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I only have a mentor who uses IBD to put growth stock ideas in his watchlist.

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Start with learning price action. I don't know about making predictions. If a person knows what the market is doing now at least they are not completely lost. If you go to the IBD Investors Business Daily youtube, daily market recap they have a system.

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Not all buys will become big winners so you were lucky. Time for some skill. If you have been in it for years maybe use the weekly indicators instead of the daily in the video below. You don't have to follow it exactly but have some kind of sensible plan and stick to it. Maybe it won't work perfect on this one but on average it will save many big draw downs which will by far make up for this one. How To Scale Out Of Winning Stocks Using These Five Signals | Investor's Corner | IBD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_v30BB7sBtQ

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My last year on an account avg balance of around 300k has been a little over 29%, with about a 12% gain in 2022. For the last three, I'm about 10%+ above any index. My goal had not been to shoot for some ridiculous 1% a week, and the current return happened due to a lot of smaller and lower risk trades. I sell a lot of OTM CSPs and/or ITM CCs on shares I own and mainly around earnings. The last 3 years I stopped listening to the noise, ie media analysts and "experts" outside my Sunday IBD physical newspaper and the weekly earnings whisper calendar. I went mainly after companies I'd like to potentially own 20+ years. I wheel when necessary but hedged with OTM CSP credit spreads. Meme stocks and high flyers I largely avoided except for opportunities to bank on their dropping too low. Examples - Roku in the 40s, SQ in the 50s, coin in the 35-45 range were just too low and worth trading by selling CSPs. This last couple weeks AI was amazing on the run up pre earnings and then reselling CSPs post earnings. NVDA the same. But these stocks I trade sparingly and either still far OTM or with a credit spread just in case. An example week for me this past week was OTM CSPs spread on ORCL mon-tues, OTM CSPs spread on NVDA tues-wed, CSPs way OTM on ADBE on Thur-fri, then final OTM CSPs on TSLA Fri morning. Some weeks I'll trade far less, others at this pace. This week FDX and KMX are my targets and will have much smaller premiums. The main advice - decide what works for you and understand ways to manage your risk. Also understand the market momentum. Don't fight it... expect irrational behavior and roll with it. It's taken me 10+ years of trying to make my own road until I realized the highway is already built... You just have to move with the flow of traffic. If you're losing consistently, you might be that guy changing lanes too much and getting stick behind a big rig.

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If the subscription is very cheap don't assume a high quality product. I would only recommend IBD products since they are a legit business. Their aggressive sales of product crossovers is just not my cup of tea.

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It's not about commitment, it's about applying the CANSLIM rules as strictly as possible at this early trial stage (I only started 3 weeks ago!). The book is very clear that - for this system - you should never let a stock go past 7-8% loss, and ideally be out before even that point. I'm sticking strictly to the rules of the system, otherwise it wouldn't be a fair trial of it. Absolutely concede that rule might do more harm than good, but I'll only be willing to loosen on that once I have a bit more experience and can come to a more informed opinion on it. If you got into FTNT at the exact IBD buy-point, I believe the stock dipped to -6.7%, so wasn't a sell. Practically anywhere else in the 5% buy-zone, as I was, and it was a sell. I'm pretty sure the -7% rule is based on the price the stock was bought for, rather than from the ideal IBD buy-point, but I need to confirm that. I might in future base it on the IBD point regardless for a bit more flexibility. It's of course easy in hindsight to say I should have held and given it a "chance to fluctuate", but I didn't have a problem with selling FTNT, and don't have a problem with seeing a stock go up again soon after sale. I think that kind of thing is inevitable but is much preferable over the long term to hanging onto a losing stock and letting it sink away to double figure losses.

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>many, many times that a stock "was approaching the buy zone" even though it was up 75%+ from a low point. > >FFTY is up 8% year to date, about the same as VOO, but if you shifted around their buying... essentially they buy things way too late. And then they also hold until they lose bacl some ground as a principle. Interesting, thanks for that. The books stresses more than anything the importance of getting into a stock at the right time, so if their buypoint advice isn't holding up that's something to be aware of. I'm currently trying to track each of their buyzone/Stock of the Day recommendations to make some kind of opinion in the coming months/year. I just started with a small test account soon after the original post, first purchases were FTNT (sold when it hit -7% a few days later), PANW and DT (still holding and both up). All bought based on the IBD "checklist" being fairly flawless, and being in their recommended buyzone. I know it's far too early to make a call, but so far I enjoy the system and feel like I'm making a more informed decision on stocks. So far I agree, I think the IBD site is excellent (in my novice experience) for market round-up, suggesting stocks to check out, and their heads up on incoming quarterly reports. I'm probably too rigid on taking their buypoint advice as gospel, at the moment I don't see myself having the knowledge or confidence to make a move on anything even marginally outside the 5% zone, but at this stage I'm just happy to be able to work backwards and see the pattern and logic behind why that figure is suggested in the first place. Early days!

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“Elon Musk Reportedly Will Show Off New Model 3 With Tesla Stock Near Buy Point” -IBD

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You may start out good but maybe need to manage it a little better. You don't have to use the same method as the man below but the management ideas will help out. Youtube 'David Lundgren: Why Trend Following Works | Investing With IBD'

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IBD is _extremely_ good at identifying stocks to keep an eye on. At the same time, during the Covid era, their choices of when to buy are nothing short of idiotic. I've seen them write many, many times that a stock "was approaching the buy zone" even though it was up 75%+ from a low point. FFTY is up 8% year to date, about the same as VOO, but if you shifted around their buying... essentially they buy things way too late. And then they also hold until losing a principle. Very odd philosophy, which I think is largely due to them using rules from decades ago rather than ones understanding 1) pandemic 2) FEDinflation policies 3) lack of a recession lots of people wrongly assumed would occur. Again, they have been outstanding in identifying winning stocks (like TGLS, ACLS and RMBS) but act very illogically in terms of buying and selling. Anyway, very good tool _to give you ideas_, but don't do what they say.

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I just want to say that this is a very, very important question and you articulated it well. I've asked the same question before and never got a satisfactory answer. Too your last point, shouldnt stocks drop off the IBD 50 when too high though?

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Since 2015 when I first started this my personal portfolio is up to 200%. Compare to "ffty" my value destruction has been limited since the highs in 2021. I was up further but was in similar names as the etf. To expand a bit further this config includes a lot of what IBD is all about. It's a good place to scope and start but there's of course some more to it such as IBD's different ranking systems for company quality etc. The price targets on Ibd stocks can fluctuate in and out within a week, I read the print Editions of the papers and also login to the digital site and use their products there. I have held on to more of the stocks than not and I'm up to 20 now with huge hits such as Nvidia which I have not sold since 2015.

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Blockchain Firm Raises $10M, Hits $250M Valuation The NFIB's Hiring Plans index for small businesses dropped to its lowest level since May 2020. $HEXO $TLRY Tilray Shares Volatile After Cannabis Company Announces M&A Deal, Q3 Revenue Miss Elon Musk changed his Twitter name and is still verified. Hopefully you aren't caught Shares of smaller companies and those in cyclical industries edged higher Tuesday Stock Market Today with @AlissaCoram and @IBD_ECarson: Indexes fade at close, but Builders FirstSource, D. R. $BTC Bitcoins Comeback: FTX and LUNA Losses Near Total Recovery RT @DerrickEvans_WV: Im a former #J6 #PoliticalPrisoner who still says the 2020 election was stolen. $IPDN $AAPL Apple shares are trading lower after IDC reported the company's Q1 personal computer shipments fell 40. 5% year over year. $AAPL $MSFT Not since IBM & AT&T in 1978 have two stocks made up a greater share of the benchmark. Gemini Crypto Platform Secures $100 Million Loan from Winklevoss Twins PreMarket Prep | April 11, 2023 One of the most anticipated movies of the year, that's part of Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, arrives in November 2023. #msmarvel #captainmarvel 10-day advance/decline lines have recently hit some of their most overbought levels of the past year for sectors like Consumer Staples, Health Care, Materials, and Utilities. @maybebullish @chriskatje FTX's Alameda sometimes lost track of $50 million at a time. $GS | U. S. CFTC Orders Goldman Sachs To Pay $15 Mln For Violations Of Swap Business Conduct Standards Bitcoin has been quite the roller coaster. Read more in tonight's Closer: @redcandles_ That's a position, not a PnL $GCTK very nice . 50 rip off that soak so far, they never let shorts out today.

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I work for a very well known bank, that most in this thread would recognize, in it's IBD. There's been no sign of slowdown in clients looking to our lev fin or project finance product groups to help raise capital to underwrite projects......if anything, the volume of work has gone up in 2023, rather than down. Granted, a bunch of those mandates stem from companies / infrastructure projects that began the permitting and planning phases during 2021 and 2022. But sponsors of all flavors - SWFs, traditional buyout shops, open-ended infra funds - are bending over backwards over one another to finance these different projects (which isn't surprising, considering the direction that the cost of debt in the open market has gone over the last 6 - 12 months). Granted, this is all anecdotal, but the check sizes being discussed / thrown around are all in the 9 - 10 figure range, so in terms of negatively impacting the economy at the broad, macro level.......I'm having a really hard time believing that. I imagine most name-brand sponsors (Stonepeak, GIP, IFM, BX Infra, CPPIB, CDPQ, Apollo, KKR) would agree, considering dry powder / fundraising progress to date in 2023.

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None of these questions is relevant to SVB. 1. SVB was not bailed out. Investor lost (good) 2. SVB failed because of govt securities, not its IBD 2. SVB was a regional bank, not a large bank

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Got lucky(ish)? on GME. Saw the high short positions and was up nicely, but gambled holding into earnings. ATVI was easy as I was super confident the anti-trust issues will be dropped. Gov’s argument has no legs to stand on. Microsoft buyout likely at $95/share so still some easy money to be made on ATVI. BABA had heavy bullish flow the past 2 weeks and the chart was begging for a breakout. Nice triple bottom. The news on splitting the company was icing on the cake. As for DKNG. Chart is primed for a breakout. It’s on the IBD50 list and RSI is high. Bull flag tightening and way oversold on the daily

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IBD paper portfolio.

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Or in IBD you can run paper portfolios.

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Their private banking division is huge, they cater to many wealthy clients. Trillions have been pulled out of the bank and billions are getting pulled daily last two weeks. Part of the reason is their volatile IBD. This is a typical bank run.

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