These tiny stocks, like USRM, can offer amazing opportunities, and RISKS. So they require a lot of time, work, and persistence. The 3 keys (and it’s not easy, but..) are – finding the stocks which look like potentials, going thru and identifying all of the technical characteristics (like signs of strength) and some fundamentals, and if you’re satisfied with your work, then the hard part – waiting patiently. I’ve traded in and out of this stock from the long side only, a few times. Of course, I sold too early, but I re-entered on the next reaction.
USRM Setup
March 30, 2017-6:14 am traderscott The Entry Points Market Blog 8
Great stock to trade…..not easy as its a battle between greed and fear and I have not controlled my greed yet…..thanks.
Heya Aamer – I couldn’t help noticing your comment and wanted to chime in if you don’t mind. The whole fear/greed thing can be a real monster. My relationship with both were very unhealthy until Scott taught me about taking profits. I really attribute my better trading skills to him. A couple of years ago my account was severely bruised due to greed and not having ENOUGH fear of loss. It may be the better idea to let fear win over greed; your account will look better in the long haul. Mine certainly does. Scott’s a great trader and taught me the value of hitting singles. I hear that in my head every day.
Scott-
Would you be able to have a list of stocks for subscribers you are watching?
Good morning Martin – Just to let you know, in case you haven’t yet noticed, there’s a symbol ticker on the front page of the site which runs the stocks we’re looking at. Many of them stay on there for days and some even weeks. We are watching for set-ups. Patience is important. We update them daily if they need updated and will often mention a few in the pre-market comments.
Martin, we have a very long list of stocks which we are either watching, trading, or have traded. We don’t want to overwhelm with all of these stocks, some of them have been big winners. But we are trying to figure out how to do this.
Thanks for the heads-up on FCX.
CAB?
Just hard work and patience – right David?