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To: Brandon who wrote (4)5/6/2001 9:11:56 PM
From: Brandon  Respond to of 226
 
Cubist Pharmaceuticals provides a good illustration of the Marubozu Reversal Buy (MRB) setup. When looking at the daily chart you can see the wide range red bar that was formed on Thursday. Generally speaking this will show you some degree of panic on the part of traders and investors. On Friday, CBST gapped lower and then managed to trade above Thursdays close. We took long positions in the stock when it traded above $25.90 (Thursdays close) and got out at $28.50 for a profit of apx $2.50. Best case gains on the setup: $3.62. Our initial stop on the trade was placed under $25.40....so for our risk of apx 40 to 50 cents, we got very nice returns.

Chart @ swingtrader.net

Brandon
teachmetotrade.com



To: Brandon who wrote (4)5/6/2001 10:12:50 PM
From: Brandon  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 226
 
The MBS occurs when, nearly from the moment a stock opens until the close, the sellers are in control. Often times this puts the "weak hands" in a state of panic. Im sure we all recall the times early in our journey as traders that we had a special knack for picking tops and bottoms. We sold the bottoms and bought the tops. The next thing we would know there is a reversal and we are left on the sidelines, or chasing the stock back in. This is the kind of action that makes the MBS profitable. Going into tomorrow UTEK might provide us with a nice MBS. Look for it to gap down under $24.24. If it then trades higher than this price, long positions may be warranted.

swingtrader.net

Good Trading,
Brandon



To: Brandon who wrote (4)5/8/2001 7:15:01 PM
From: Brandon  Respond to of 226
 
Here is a good example of a CBP that we took advantage of several weeks ago..but it is still relevant for learning.

swingtrader.net

When a stock or a market gaps, there is a strong natural tendency for it to try to fill. When a stock does not fill its gap, and instead of trading DOWN trades SIDEWAYS it is the stocks way of yelling Hey, over here, look...I am STRONG It pays well to pay attention to screaming stocks.

Brandon
teachmetotrade.com