Why You Should Buy High... And Sell High

[RagingBull Elite]( Dear trader, Maybe this has happened many times to you... You “buy low” on a stock after a big selloff, assuming at this point it can only go higher… yet it proceeds to go lower, much lower. The stock you initially thought was a bargain turns out to have even less value than before. And you’re left standing there… holding the bag. It’s a classic rookie move. But it’s happened to just about every trader at one point or another, even our RagingBull pros. Why? Because even our trading pros once bought into the conventional “buy low, sell high” advice. But not anymore. Take Jason Bond. When it comes to spotting bottom in a stock, he learned early in his career that you don’t need to. Instead, he trades momentum. He looks to get a piece of the overall trend, oftentimes buying high. That’s because if there’s one thing his experience has taught him, it’s this… When a stock breaks out of a key level, it attracts lots of buyers. And when it attracts lots of buyers, it rockets even higher. So when Jason sits down each morning during the pre-market, he’s not looking for “bargains.” What he does instead is perform a quick scan to identify the top gainers. [Find out how Jason scans for momentum in his Master Class training here.]( At this point, there are only a handful of repeatable patterns Jason looks for when deciding what trades to put on within the top ten gainers he’s found. [Jason explains 4 of these breakout patterns in great detail in his Momentum Hunter ebook.]( Take, for example, the bull flag pattern... [Image]( This pattern looks exactly as it sounds. Upward momentum forms the appearance of a flag pole, whereas the resting period that follows forms the appearance of a flag. These two formations together indicate that a breakout is underway. And that’s when the big money is made. But keep in mind, Jason trades bearish momentum as well. Just as a handful of patterns indicate a breakout is underway, some patterns indicate we need to prepare for a breakdown. We can make money by trading breakdowns as well. [Jason outlines these breakdown patterns, as well as everything else you need to know about trading momentum, in his brand new Momentum Hunter ebook.]( [Image]( [Get the book here]( [Image] [Start The Week With My List Of Hot Stocks]( By Jeff Williams of Penny Pro [Image]( The market has been on a wild ride higher, despite even more discouraging economic data coming out. But Jeff has some monster winners lined up, all thanks to this watchlist. [Continue reading…]( [3 Trades I Got From The Easter Bunny]( By Nathan Bear of Weekly Money Multiplier [Image]( Holiday festivities haven’t stopped Nathan from sizing up 3 high-potential trades in TSLA, AMZN, and AAPL, using his trademark TPS setup. The charts don’t get any prettier than these. [Continue reading…]( [You Can’t Start Your Trading Week Without This]( By Jeff Bishop of Total Alpha [Image]( If you’re not aware of the most important data announcements in the pipeline this week, you could easily get caught off guard in your trading. Jeff shares everything on the calendar this week, starting with earnings. [Continue reading…]( [The Complete Guide To Creating A Trading Journal]( By Ben Sturgill of Daily Profit Machine [Image]( Regardless of whether your trades are winners or losers, you need to keep track of them and learn from them in order to grow in your career. Ben shows you how to review your trades at the end of the day. 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