[Last Chance] Watchlist Building LIVE w/ Tim Bohen

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That’s why I’m here to help you… I hand out FREE trade ideas and plans every week to new and experienced traders. And for this lesson, we’ll be discussing a plan from my watchlist a few months back that gave traders the chance to catch a 30% move in Tupperware Brands Corporation (NYSE: TUP) a few months back. But while you might make money for those free trade ideas — you’re not learning anything. You’re just following along… And while making money on a winning trade is great, what I try to do is teach traders a process and methodology to trade for themselves. So let’s break down what I saw on TUP that made me think it was heavily-shorted and had the potential to squeeze… Once you learn these signs, you can spot stocks with squeeze potential in advance for yourself. The Signs That Can Indicate a Heavily Shorted Stock On Friday, July 28 I gave traders a plan for TUP inside my Premarket Prep morning webinar… And while the move didn’t end up happening on Friday… The stock gave us clear signs that the move could still happen. And could help you identify new squeeze setups tomorrow. It was a classic example of not if, but when… So when the stock was gapping up in premarket the next week, I gave traders the same plan as I did that Friday: Cut and pasted plan from Friday today is exactly the same on $TUP: 7/28/2023 $TUP Remember again, as discussed in extreme detail on PMP and yesterday, WE NEED A DIP TO LURE IN SHORTS, we want the exact same pattern as yesterday, no dip be VERY careful on this….. We know this will end badly for the true believers. Signal: $3.60 Stop: $3.30 Goal:$4+ We were looking for a similar move as we saw on Thursday when the stock dipped at the open and then ripped from $2.30 to $3.75. How did I know the stock was heavily shorted and why was I so confident we could get a big squeeze? You always hear people say, "it’s a heavily shorted stock… " But how do you know? Short interest listed on websites is old data — it’s not real time. So here’s how I knew TUP was ripe for a squeeze… Look at what the stock did on Friday… The stock was downtrending all day. Basically, it was deader than dead sitting at the low of the day at 1:30 p.m. Eastern… Then all of a sudden it goes from red to green after 2 o’clock (one of our favorite times to trade), and it just explodes higher for absolutely no reason. It was a slow afternoon, there wasn’t much going on, there was no news about the stock, and the market wasn’t ripping into the close… Nothing changed for TUP at 2 p.m. on Friday, and it basically spiked almost a dollar per share. That’s the sign we look for. Now, if there was a press release or like some sort of news, or let’s say the market was just raging into the close — that’s a different story. But an explosive move like that and the fact that it went green on the day tells me a stock is loaded with shorts and has the potential to squeeze. That’s why I kept it on my watchlist, And that’s why in Premarket Prep yesterday, I gave traders the same plan… A break above $3.60 was the signal… And when we got that, it led to a 30% move. So next time you see a stock have a crazy trend reversal for no reason — it’s likely due to short sellers. And if there’s a key level close by, you can use that as a potential entry to ride the squeeze higher. If you want to stay up to date on all my trade ideas and plans, [make sure to join me LIVE tonight @ 9:00 PM EST…]( Because tomorrow's Jobs Report is set to shake the market before the opening bell. With Friday being prime for short squeezes coupled with tomorrow’s report, it's arguably the most important session of the entire week! I’m going live tonight to ensure you're equipped with the right strategies, insights, and tools you need to stay ahead… Let’s dive deep into my proven three-step trading system, and I’ll even give you a sneak peek at cutting-edge tools meant to give traders an EDGE, that I helped design! Let’s go, [jump in the webinar room now.]( Tim Bohen Lead Trainer, StocksToTrade   [Click Here to Unsubscribe]( 13809 Research Boulevard, Suite 500, Austin, TX 78750 This is for informational purposes only as StocksToTrade is not registered as a securities broker-dealer or an investment adviser. No information herein is intended as securities brokerage, investment, tax, accounting or legal advice, as an offer or solicitation of an offer to sell or buy, or as an endorsement, recommendation or sponsorship of any company, security or fund. 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