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The Meme Stock Mindset

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Wall Street Warrior Presents ➡ ➡ ➡ The stock market moves with massive potential to m

Wall Street Warrior Presents ➡ ➡ ➡ The stock market moves with massive potential to mint millionaires. That’s probably why we’re so obsessed with it. Outlier stories that tell of millions in profits over a few days or weeks are enough to inspire traders year after year. The most recent example is a college student that bet on Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. (NASDAQ: BBBY). He made $110 million. But there’s more to the story than unreal profits … he bought 5 million shares. Which must have cost around $25 million. So this guy and his family were loaded to begin with. There are definitely opportunities to profit when it comes to meme stocks. But the mindset is everything. Don’t let stories like this push you into bad trades. For example, he already sold all his shares. The pump onBBBY lost a lot of steam … Every trader is different. They all start with different amounts, they trade different strategies, and 90% of them lose. And most likely, this kid probably didn’t time the trade perfectly. He probably left some on the table. The key to profiting is experience and discipline. Experience: we’ve gotta be able to recognize the best patterns as they set up. The more stocks we watch, the better we get. Discipline: we’ve gotta cut losses if the pattern fails. And we’ve gotta take profits when it works. Don’t get greedy! If you’re just starting out … or up until now you traded without a plan, try to focus on one at a time. It’ll be a lot less overwhelming. Need help finding a pattern? This trader attributes millions in profits to a single pattern. Here it is. More Factory Shutdowns in China China’s second quarter of 2022 was less than stellar. The growth of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) took a sharp dive to 0.4%. Here’s a chart … And future growth doesn’t look too good either. More factories are shutting down, and this time it’s not because of COVID … Here’s the full story. The market’s been on a rebound lately. But it’s always good to keep our expectations in check. And this story strengthens Goldman Sachs’ advice we covered yesterday. It’s crucial we understand the market environment. It helps us find hot sectors/catalysts. And that helps us find hot stocks. Guardian Financial Publishing 3571 Far West Blvd Austin, TX 78731 test This email was sent to {EMAIL}. Don't want to receive these emails anymore?Unsubscribe Privacy Policy | Terms | Risk Disclosure

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