Lockout rallies are rare, but the best way to catch them is to hunt them down and keep an eye on potential candidates. We should be aware of stage one stocks that have built extended bases. Lockout rallies are often backed by a catalyst, such as a significant change in the company’s prospects or earnings. By setting up alerts on stage one stocks and for potential breakouts, we are notified when that stock is coming up to where we want to do business in the market.
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when an asset has spent a significant amount of time consolidating, for example months or even years, this can cause both traders and investors to get a serious case of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out). Once a stock starts moving past its resistance point, traders jump on board the new trend and others wait on the sidelines for it to dip. If there’s no dip then they become fearful of missing a move and pile in, and this pushes the stock higher.
via @InvestorsChron
when an asset has spent a significant amount of time consolidating, for example months or even years, this can cause both traders and investors to get a serious case of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out). Once a stock starts moving past its resistance point, traders jump on board the new trend and others wait on the sidelines for it to dip. If there’s no dip then they become fearful of missing a move and pile in, and this pushes the stock higher.
via @InvestorsChron
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u can speculate on the next nance listings and cobie interactions
or
buy the one good coin aligned w its holder base and likely to have highest longevity