Finding the Strongest Stocks

After I discovered a brand new strategy, I just had to share it with everyone. It’s called ‘finding phoenixes.’ What are Phoenix stocks? They’re the stocks that rise from the ashes — meaning either after a stock has had a big move upward, when will it begin a downtrend, or after a stock has had a big move down, when will it begin an uptrend.

Want more information on how to identify these strong stocks, check out the video below:

1 thought on “Finding the Strongest Stocks”

ken

February 13, 2019 at 2:53 pm

how do you get your entry point and exit?
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