What is the first step (and often last) to the new daytrader? Turn on CNBC and wait for news, of course (do not deny it, you've been there). Then when you hear late breaking 'real time' news, you can buy the good news (or sell short the bad news), in an attempt to beat the other 8 million listeners. Sounds like a winning plan?
After realizing that the kind of hit or miss, you decide to fire up the 'right' real time news service. Of course, at this point, it dawned on you. It's not just the fact that you really do not 'house' anyone on the news. You begin to realize, even if I have the news first, what to do with it?
Have you ever heard of stocks gapping up big profits for the fantastic, and then sell for 2 weeks? We've all seen it. The good news is reacted in a negative way, reacted badly to a new positive way. Or, the good news is reacted in such a positive way, that the stock gaps up to now not sure what to do. How do you make sense of it all?
Have you ever heard of stocks gapping up big profits for the fantastic, and then sell for 2 weeks? We've all seen it. The good news is reacted in a negative way, reacted badly to a new positive way. Or, the good news is reacted in such a positive way, that the stock gaps up to now not sure what to do. How do you make sense of it all?
...Have you ever heard of stocks gapping up big profits for the fantastic, and then sell for 2 weeks? We've all seen it. The good news is reacted in a negative way, reacted badly to a new positive way. Or, the good news is reacted in such a positive way, that the stock gaps up to now not sure what to do. How do you make sense of it all?
......Below are some examples. Two of them resulted in performances. Take a look at what happened in relation to the news. These three were picked because they all require a strong view of many traders, even via e-mail. "Did you know that XYZ is bad news today and it plays
...<] P] Take a McDonalds on the 24th December 2003. You May remember the mad cow scare that day. All the 'hamburger places' gapped down and overwhelming consensus (even CNBC said it was) that this horror is the end of the American hamburger. This will be a "no brainer" to short these stocks, as they are certain to fall over. ...
<] P] Take a McDonalds on the 24th December 2003. You May remember the mad cow scare that day. All the 'hamburger places' gapped down and overwhelming consensus (even CNBC said it was) that this horror is the end of the American hamburger. This will be a "no brainer" to short these stocks, as they are certain to fall over. ......
Last time was past to play on Delta Airlines. It is a favorite because we had a analyst who come in to help us determine when to buy and sell stocks.
Last time was past to play on Delta Airlines. It is a favorite because we had a analyst who come in to help us determine when to buy and sell stocks.
...big news was announced that Delta may have to file for bankruptcy. Well, I guess this means that the stock is worth 'zero'? Or is it a true 'value? "On that day the shares did not go below $ 4.53. The next day we review Delta Airlines' outlook to 'negative'. The following day, Moody's decided that Delta may reduce ratings. section Bankruptcy conversation and analysts to downgrade it? Should we pay analysts for this information and keen insight? Note, the shares traded at ever low set on May 10, the day the news of the bankruptcy was announced. Notice the volume that came on the day. Note that this volume came in after the stock has fallen 66% in four months. G. analyst, now shares are down grading? Where were you during this great fall? Waiting for a company to tell us that they are in trouble? This stocks played long on the 12th of May at $ 4.67.
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