Closed out ALKS today. I pulled my stop @ the open (22.76). Stocks sells off hard. I looked at the opening range and make a quick plan to dump it at upper range. Got out at 23.82. This little technique saved me from getting a bigger loss. Now this stock can do what ever it is going to do. This technique like any only works when it works.
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As a rule of thumb, in a fast market you want to wait at least 30 minutes into the open before buying or selling. This lets the emotional traders and newletter subscribers get their trades out of the way. The market makers also watch Cramer, etc., and know what's coming; they deliberately goose the offer or dump the bid to panic the sheeple and then move the stock back to where it "should" be.
Nice inverted hammer so far today on ALKS.
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Originally posted by DStecklerAs a rule of thumb, in a fast market you want to wait at least 30 minutes into the open before buying or selling. This lets the emotional traders and newletter subscribers get their trades out of the way. The market makers also watch Cramer, etc., and know what's coming; they deliberately goose the offer or dump the bid to panic the sheeple and then move the stock back to where it "should" be.
Nice inverted hammer so far today on ALKS.
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This is the S&P500 Banking Index or BIX. Banking has not been participating in the last rally. It has been caught in a sideways range. Notice on this chart the double top action. I see the Bears are taking note of the 200 DMA. I will not get bullish here until the price gets out of the range to the upside.
Now this does not mean that Banks won’t participate in the next rally but for now I’d leave it alone. Set up bias I have is short since it moved below the base. The BIX is in a due or die position here IMO.
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