When do I put up for sale a stock? This might be a question
you're struggling with and would feel less nervous if you knew exactly what to
do.
The Stock brokers
like to make buying recommendation. But they don't tell you when to sell. They go
away that for you to decide. It's in fact good that these stock brokers don't
tell you when to sell a stock. Meaningful when to sell a stock is eventually a
skill that must be learned if a stock
trader or investor wants to improve the performance of his trading account.
Why Learn Selling
Rules?
Nobody has any business investing in the stock market if they rely on a broker's
buy advice. And if you haven't learned when to put up for sale a stock to
protect your income and reduce your losses, your trading career will have a sad
ending.
Luckily, you don't need a PhD in Finance to figure out when
to buy or sell a stock. Buying and selling a stock is as easy as following a
few simple rules based on the historical price performance of the stock you own
and the historical price performance of stocks in general.
The tips for when to sell a stock that I will discover are
based on price and volume charts. These prices and volume charts are the tools
available to you when you open an online trading account. Flattering familiar
with this feature will help you better understand how to use these tips for
when to sell a stock.
Only Buy Stocks That
Breakout from Valid Bases
The first tip is to buy a stock only if it breaks out from a
suitable base. Suitable bases are price chart patterns that graphically tell
you institutional investors (mutual funds, pensions, banks, etc.) are collected
a stock... And it is the institutional investors that give the stock its
initial upward price surge. Examples of these are the "cup with
handle," "double bottom" and "flat base" buy patterns.
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