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rjm77me's Blog : When is a PULL BACK a buy?

Date October 12, 2012  Edited: October 21, 2012    Comments Comments (2)    Rate this post Recommend This Post (134)   
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Every pull back in Bull Market is a buy


When market is correcting - A pull back is not a BUY - PERIOD


Just look at Apple $AAPL chart - if you had bought at say $660 when it pulled back from $700 - One will be sitting in a loss of $40


So if you are in love with a stock or emotionally attached - wait on side line and buy when the chart or market tell you


The stock should have one of two conditions


A. Volume dried up - watch for a volume up day and buy or wait for few days - let the maket sort it out


B. Let the volume dry out means sells ae exhausted and not much more to sell


$AAPL has some what meet the two conditions - need a confirmation day for up side

Tags : WCN   AALP   TIBX   SWKS   MCRS   BTH   EXPD  

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Author rjm77me     Date October 12, 2012 23:04 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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The stocks tagged are based on an over sold scan and chart review.
Please do you home work
Author rjm77me     Date October 12, 2012 23:07 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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SP-500 found some support at 50 day moving average.
Any move below 1420 means a support at 1400 level
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