And why it's important to purchase a stock as close to its 50-day moving average...
| WealthPress Senior Strategist Roger Scott just pulled back the curtain on a handful of small-cap stocks he believes are poised for massive breakouts.
You see, trillions of dollars are now being poured into the once overlooked small-cap sector. And if investors can identify exactly where the money's about to flow next, they can collect massive windfalls on those stocks as they rise.
Lucky for us, finding these "microbursts" happens to be Roger's specialty. And he's revealing his secret ahead of the next big market move. | | | | | | | We've probably all heard the phrase "don't chase stocks," right?
That's because strong stocks often pull back to their 50-day moving averages. The 50-day moving average is an indicator most traders use to analyze price trends, and big institutional investors usually defend it in healthy uptrends.
Usually, but not always.
And since it's smart to stay ahead of these things, we want to show you why it's important to purchase a stock as close to support or its 50-day moving average as possible. | | | | |
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