How I Look For Morning Panics On Monday Mornings

 

How I Look For Morning Panics On Monday Mornings



(This presentation is for educational and informational purposes only. Results are not typical. Always do your own research as trading is inherently risky. You should not mirror the trades or alerts of the instructors and attempts to do so may result in substantial financial loss. Past performance is not an indicator of future results. From January 1, 2020, to December 31, 2020, typical users of the products and services offered by this website reported earning, on average, an estimated $49.91 in profit. This figure is taken from tracking user accounts on Profit.ly, a trading community platform. Tim Sykes owns a minority stake in StocksToTrade.Com) 🔴 READY TO JOIN THE CHALLENGE THAT MANY TOP TRADERS HAVE? https://bit.ly/3vm9OrZ 🤑👇🏻 EXPAND DESCRIPTION for more LINKS 👇🏻🤑 My favorite pattern works especially well on Monday mornings … But you have to know when to hold a stock over the weekend or after hours versus when to leave a play alone. And what about what you should do when you’re wrong on a stock? You should know that already. But I’ll get into all those lessons here — watch this and learn! SUGGESTED LINKS: 👉🏼Get my weekly stock watchlist here FREE OF CHARGE: https://timsykeswatchlist.com/ 👉🏼See all my trades from the last 20 years: https://profit.ly/user/timothysykes 👉🏼SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2MDNeVq to get INSTANT alerts when I post a new video outlining my penny stock trading techniques.* ✅ Share this video with a fellow Trader: https://youtu.be/BCzOaE4Pzs4 ✅ Recommended video: https://youtu.be/6mygDVxta9M ✅ Recommended playlists: Day Trading 101: Starter Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxhDIeYxNpE&list=PLTKUP0v0mxhvcNcP55fLthMRuTep2SGzY My Millionaire Students – How They Did It: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTKUP0v0mxhtFSV2MDrpS6hziwptlpv4_ 🔴 FULL DESCRIPTION: I don’t normally hold stocks overnight… But there are special times when I like to hold stocks over the weekend. Sometimes, big news about a company comes out on Friday afternoon when the markets are already closed or about to close. And if the company’s an OTC stock, you know those don’t trade during after hours. That leaves huge upside potential for volatility on Monday mornings … And it paves the way for my favorite pattern to emerge. But I stick to certain rules when I hold a stock over the weekend … You’ll have to watch and find out how I do it. I’ll get into more detail about the pattern in this video and share how I spot trades that give me a near-perfect setup for it… And you’ll see how I identify stocks that aren’t worth chasing or holding. This market’s so overextended — so be cautious! Plus, you’ll see a surprise appearance from one of my students who doesn’t normally pop up in my video lessons. If you understand why my #1 rule is worth repeating over and over, leave a comment below … Say, “Cut losses quickly.” ✅ Follow Tim Sykes and his trading travels: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timothysykes
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