Big News From The Fed, Earnings, And Other Media Drama Set Up Great Potential Buys
For the last couple months the economy, Fed rate talks, and some wild earnings reports have tossed stocks around like a rag doll. Traders seem to have an itchy trigger finger and are a bit overanxious to run from a trade at the first pessimistic headline. Tesla is a great example. It took a beating due to headlines about Musk being distracted with Twitter. At the end of the day, it is an extremely innovative company with a dominating market share and it had no chance of going away. That media hype just created a great discount on a solid stock. It is quite possible today’s gap down is just another repeat of the crowd overreacting. The question becomes, as we see the headlines taking a toll on more and more stocks, how do you spot the bargains?
Matching Crowd Reaction To Chart Patterns Reveals The Key To Wins
Since this phenomenon is a result of human nature, it recurs more often than we’d like to admit. This offers the opportunity to watch it on the charts and pinpoint the telltale signs that a solid performing stock is getting pushed down unfairly. Ian Cooper has studied the patterns and sent out an email with a reliable sign that identifies these opportunities consistently. If you missed his message, you can still access it here.
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