Chrishaune
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Intraday screener
They even have screeners on whatever online broker you're using. Just set your parameters for what you want to see. Price range, 52 weeks highs/lows, etc.....
Thanks breh. Could I ask what parameters you use/what is recommended?Marketwatch.com
Intraday screener
They even have screeners on whatever online broker you're using. Just set your parameters for what you want to see. Price range, 52 weeks highs/lows, etc.....
I'm very much thinking about this too. Sell it, buy it again on the drop that's coming because they will be another drop.
Thanks breh. Could I ask what parameters you use/what is recommended?
Holy shyt even at $39 now this is still a steal. They basically started to fall during the CV outbreak.Discover is starting to get interesting. It's down to $31. It usually trades well above in the 80's for years. Problem is their model is far riskier than Mastercard.
I was waiting for Mastercard to get a little more interesting but it's holding up fairly well all things considering
Overall today was a bloodbath but we are still at 21k when a couple weeks ago this shyt hit 18.5
Real shyt. you could be making a lot of money a day with this method. I hold onto UBER long term, but there have been times where there is an $800 profit and I didnt sell. I aint selling boeing too when there was a $700 profit . I'm afraid I sell and never get those lows again.I feel like you need to do this at all times anyway. Stock prices spike during the day. In the morning, midday, in the afternoon before closing time. Those are your times to sell. You can come back later and buy the same stock when it dips. That's the beauty of the market. It's set up for you to just make money. There will be days when prices dip and you have to wait for them to go back up and some stocks you pick might be overvalued and won't ever come back up, so you have to have your own guidelines to get rid of a stock before it drops too low. But overall, you should be making money.
Real shyt. you could be making a lot of money a day with this method. I hold onto UBER long term, but there have been times where there is an $800 profit and I didnt sell. I aint selling boeing too when there was a $700 profit . I'm afraid I sell and never get those lows again.
did you do thiswhat do you think, wynn or mgm? it looks like wynn has more money and they're both about a third of their highest price. gonna go with wynn
Just made an account in Marketwatch. Where can I do this on there breh?The main thing is I set my price range. Right now, usually between $1-$20. You're going to get anywhere from between 3,000 to 5,000 companies on your list with that range. I also set it to see 52 week highs and lows. That way I can know how low it has dropped recently and how high it could go, even though there's no guarantee they will go as high as they were. You have to use your best judgement on whether you think a company will do well into this new future we're about to go into. I also take a look at the graphs for each company and see if I think the drop they recently had was because of the virus or whether they have been steadily dropping in price over the last few years......
You can set your price range to whatever though.
It's a classic now dammit.This thread will be a classic in 3 years
Just made an account in Marketwatch. Where can I do this on there breh?
I noticed stocks are high in the morning mostly due to after hours trading so to be specific 9:30 am. In the afternoon, stocks get around 2:15 pm, and end day 3:30 pm. I'm unsure about the last two tbh. Correct me if I'm wrong breh?It's a full time job with that method though. Eventually, I'm thinking about going that way. I'm running some of my family's accounts right now at the same time.
copped some of that wynndid you do this
I'm at the date of this post and it was at 48, now its already at 71
and this was only a few days ago
If you're thinking long term like 2-3 years from now, wouldnt oil be a decent investment?The day to buy oil was last week when it was clear it would have a 1-2 day bump. I did that with Exxon and Chevron but then immediately got out. You have to be careful with doing that, I made a little money and got right out. It wasn't a lot but it was worth my time.
If you're thinking long term like 2-3 years from now, wouldnt oil be a decent investment?