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Strategies & Market Trends : Timing the Trade the Wyckoff Way

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To: kelly247 who wrote (14315)	5/8/2022 9:38:55 PM
From: jan8	Read Replies (1) of 14340

I enjoyed your thoughtful post. Thanks. Certainly they are far superior in picking stocks that me; the reason why we are subscribers. You will agree that we see names trading at levels much below the listed price. I wonder if you will also agree that the teachings and the experience is that new listed after up move after a significant downturn are far more likely to give the type of gains we seek than the old names. The COVID downturn was an exception, a quick oops type-V shaped- up move by the market and some old names resumed the rocket action. Yet people had ~200% type gains by riding the newer listed names. i am rather sloppy and have not kept records; the impression I have is that after a name deeply disappoints on earnings report or other news, then stock is basically stuck or worse till the eye popping report or news. If this is true then I can reduce the number of names I follow daily or weekly.

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