Thanks to computer and Internet
Now, you can do a simple search on Google, Yahoo or MSN and find out the super cycle of trend and the best economic sector on your finger tip.
Want to find a winner in your investment.
Tips are:
** Are you investing in the leading industry?
** Are you invest in industries of the future
or past?
The stock markets are changing all the time.
Brunswick stock was a prominent performer in 1960 and 1961.
Oil and service stocks topped in 1980 and 1986 and it is the same for the computer hardware industry.
Computer service stocks topped and busted after year 2000.
Oil and service stocks come back after year 2003.
Most of the raw material mining stocks increase their value more than 100%. Some of them even are more than 1000% after year2003.
Communication on wireless industry is quietly coming in after year 2002.
Are you invest in the leader or the laggard of the leading industry?
Let's take a look at the value of GM, Ford, Dell, Rimm,Google and Apple computer,CCO.To,G.To., ABX.To,Ble.To,Hbm.To, and Yri.To.
Have you spent sometimes to study why some of stocks can go up five to ten times and some of them can drop 100% and even 500%?
More tips you can pick up winners in the leading industry.
They are:
** Earning power and earning growth are
the most measures of a firm’s success.
Most successful money maker’s use 25% 0r
30% as their minimal earning parameter.
Look for accelerating quarterly earning
growth for a stock.
** Price patterns taken from successful stocks
in the past should definitely be used as
models for future selection of successful stocks.
Search for price patterns of stocks with
such as:
i) Cup with a handle
ii) Double bottom
iii) Breakout from a Flat Base
iv) Base on top of a base
**Find pivot point and watch "volume change".
When a stock charges through an upside
buy point,the day's volume should increase
at least 50% above normal.
** Look for volume dry up near lows of a
price patterns.Huge volume weeks with
price advancing, followed by extreme volume
dry ups in other week is very constructive.
Buying right solves half of your selling problem.
Here a few tips when you should sell:
**Cut losses if your trade lose more
than 10%.
**Most stocks had topped when the general
market started into a decline of 10% or more.
**Take 20% profits when you have them
except with the most powerful of all stock.
**When the earning of a stock keep falling
in two consecutive quarter with no growth and
norrower margin.
**Formed certain types of recognizable chart
price patterns such as Head and shoulder
prior or after to going into new high ground.
**Sell on new highs on decreased or
poor volume.
**If a stock that has been advancing rapidly,
is extended from its base and trade on
an open gap up in price.
**Sell if a stock's price breaks badly for
several days and does not rally especially
with poor volume.
