Big Tech dip buys??

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But if you bought in and tried to guess the bottom — you were wrong. It’s made new 52-week lows every day since then... Yesterday it failed around the red-to-green level three times. Not a good sign. Other Big Tech names like Alibaba Group Holding Limited (NYSE: [BABA]( and PayPal Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: [PYPL]( are also struggling near their lows. BABA gapped up yesterday and had a big morning spike, but does that make it a buy? You could’ve bought it when it spiked above Monday’s high of the day… But where’s your risk level? Monday’s closing price and the premarket low would have been $2 per share below your entry. That’s a [big risk]( to take on a beaten-down stock full of bag holders. And PYPL hasn't shown any signs of reversing. It’s chopping sideways near its 52-week lows. Buying down here is a guessing game. You might as well go drop your cash at the casino — there’s no edge. Anyone who bought over the last year is in the red. And they could be selling into any spike. But there can still be day trading opportunities… Instead of trying to guess a stock's bottom, watch for it to take out key levels. And have a clear risk level nearby. PTON’s move yesterday is a great example… How to Play a Bounce Students have asked me if PTON’s a dip buy for weeks — if not months. But I didn’t see anything on the long-term chart that indicated it was a buy... I don’t like weak stocks. I like to buy strength. I want a stock to prove itself by taking out important [key levels]( on the chart. Strength shows me there are buyers and demand. And PTON finally showed some strength yesterday… PTON opened green with good volume and a [news catalyst](. Plus, the company announced [new board members](. At the open, it had a morning dip and rip — a pattern straight out of my [ebook](. (Get it for FREE when you sign up for [StocksToTrade Premier]( And the dip bounced perfectly off the green-to-red level. That shows strength — buyers came in to defend that key level. 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