Hunting Failed IPOs at Max Pain for Max Turnaround Gain

It’s risky but the payoff can be well worth it
 
   
     
Hunting Failed IPOs at Max Pain for Max Turnaround Gain
 
Ever wonder why some of the ugliest charts on the market end up producing the biggest snapback moves? 

When a stock craters after its IPO, most traders run — but I start paying attention. These failed IPOs have already burned the early buyers, killed the hype, and flushed out the weak hands, which creates the kind of maximum pessimism I look for when I want asymmetric risk.

In this issue, I break down exactly why I'm stacking positions in names like Fermi and Fly, even after brutal selloffs, and why one press release can be enough to ignite a fast move higher. 

If you want to understand how I hunt for opportunities in wreckage, you should read this one closely. 

It might change how you see broken stocks forever.

 
 
Read How I Profit from Broken Stocks
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We develop strategies to the best of our ability, but we cannot guarantee a future return. There is always a risk of loss when trading. Past performance is not indicative of future results. The results shown are from a 237-trade backtest from 1/1/20 - 1/1/26. The result was a 70% win rate, 40% average return (winners and losers), with a 7-day hold time.
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Jack Carter
Jack Carter Trading 

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