As of February 1, 2009
This list is provided as a courtesy. You are responsible for your own due diligence. Diversify. Do not buy stocks that are extended above breakouts. Keep losses small—no more than 7-8% below your buy point, but be sure to have good buy rules (See BUY, HOLD and SELL on this website and see technical buy rules at www.investors.com ). You must also have SELL RULES, both on the UPSIDE and DOWNSIDE. “Trees don’t grow to the sky.” See momentum based buy and sell rules at www.investors.com.
Be diligent on your sell rules and discipline. Markets move fast, and I can’t update this site real time. Take some profits on the way up, especially if stock selling is occurring with volume above the 50-day moving average or when the stock is making new highs on below average volume. Also sell when the stock drops 7-8% below your buy price, or is not supported at the 50-day moving average.
The following table contains five designations, but again all are contingent on what the overall market is signaling. For example you wouldn’t buy a Watch to Buy (WB) if the market was signaling sell.
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