The weakest stocks in the market

February 18,2020

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"Rob, Show Me The Money!"

Sometimes it's hard to look beyond money when trading. Don't get me wrong… making money is critical, but it can't be your singular focus on a trade-by-trade basis or it will paralyze you.

There's no such thing as a 100% winning strategy… or one that delivers quadruple-digit gains on every winner. If that's what you're waiting for then your trading career is over before it begins.

As anyone who has ever succeeded at trading will tell you, you're going to need a little faith.

You don't know how each trade will turn out, but you need to have faith in your backtesting… training and instinct.

Otherwise, you'll never take the plunge.

Want proof? It took me 10 years to years to become a consistently profitable trader.

But I persisted.

Here's how I got over the hump...

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The Weakest Stocks

Something happened a few weeks ago that really bothered me…

And I want to set the record straight.

Abouts two-weeks ago this stock skyrocketed like crazy when earnings crushed expectations.

But according to Wall St., the reason shares jumped had to do with a short squeeze. According to them, most of the gains came from short trades closing their position and driving prices higher.

So I wanted to see if that was really true, and you'll be shocked with what I found…

Here's what I discovered.

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Traders participate in the financial markets through the frequent buying and selling of stocks, futures, forex and other securities, and are often categorized into two broad groups: Discretionary Traders and System Traders.