Two-Week Trade Recap… Gains of over 700%!
Follow us on Twitter https://rv888.infusionsoft.com/link/7914bd67c0/6acfc0 Dear Enter your first name…, The last two weeks have been another profitable period for us as well as a good learning experience.
One big lesson investors must learn is to take profits at regular intervals. They don`t have to exit their entire position but they have to capture some of the gains they made.
We have seen a few stocks where greed investors could have been hurt if they were holding on for bigger gains.
The clear winner of the summer has been LBSR. Not only has this been a profitable stock but it has also been a great example of how investors can learn to manage their positions properly. As we`ve mentioned, this is the penny stock investors dream about.
We started talking about LBSR in late July when the price was around $0.022. On Sept. 1, it hit a high of $0.195.
It is unlikely that investors held on to their entire position as we have recommended different buy and sell points throughout the trade. Here is the breakdown for LBSR:
The first sell point was at $0.07 in early August. However a break of that price created a strong buy signal and it then rallied to a high of $0.11, which is where we recommended taking some more profits.
On Aug. 25, we recommended buying when the price broke above $0.10 and then on August 30, we recommended investors average up their position when the price was at $0.14.
Finally, we recommended selling when the price was unable to test resistance at $0.20 on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1.
From our original entry point of $0.022 LBSR made gains of 786%.
In the last two weeks, the stock made gains of 95%.
I also want to take a moment to explain our trade in NACF.
Other promoters could use this stock to make this pick sound great but we want to be completely transparent. This was still a very profitable trade for our members but we want to be honest with the numbers.
We sent out a buy recommendation on Twitter when the price was around $0.21. On Aug. 30 the price hit a high of $1.01.
Amazing! That is a gain of 381%! However, if you look at a chart, there was no trade at $1.01. Although the price reached that high, nobody in the marketplace profited from it. But about 10 minutes later, investors could have sold around $0.78.
That is still a decent profit of 271%.
The last stock I want to quickly mention before we go into our list is NXTH. This is a stock that investors needed to learn the importance of taking profits and not being greedy.
We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 18 when the price was trading around $0.202. On Aug. 23, it rallied to a high of $0.33 and traded decent volume.
That is a gain of 63%.
However, the next day the stock started to sell off heavy right at the open and investors should not have hesitated in taking their profits. Because of the strong selling at the open, it was unlikely that the price would recover. The selling pressure caused the stock to give up all of its gains from the previous day.
The good news is that the price is hovering around $0.25 so investors are not sitting on a loss.
The following is a list of our recent winning trades:
SUF: 15% – We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 20 when the price was around $0.40 and on Sept. 1 the price hit a high of $0.46.
OPMG: 40% – We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 23 when the price broke above $0.015 and on Aug. 24 the price hit a high of $0.021.
We had a second buy recommendation for OPMG on Aug. 25 when the price was at $0.016 and on Aug 27 it hit $0.021 again.
SFMI: 13% – We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 25 when the price broke above $0.15 and on Aug. 27 and 28 the price hit a high of $0.17.
Investors who were holding on to this trade could have squeezed out a modestly better gain as the price hit a high of $0.20 on Sep. 3.
EGOC: 150% – We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 26 when the price was at $0.02 and on Aug. 27 the price hit a high of $0.05.
EIGH: 68.5% – We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 26 when the price was at $0.065 and on Sept. 1 we recommended selling at $0.1095. However investors who held on saw higher gains as the price hit a high of $0.115.
GSLO: 25% – We sent out a buy recommendation on Aug. 27 when the price was at $0.50 and on Aug. 30 the price hit a high of $0.75.
ALTI: 44% – This is an ongoing trade. We sent out a buy recommendation on Sept. 2 when the price broke above $0.45 and on Sept 3 the price hit a high of $0.65.
WOLV: 25% – This is an ongoing trade. We recommended buying at $0.12 on Sept. 2 and on Sept. 3 the price rallied to a high of $0.15.
In the past 2 weeks, we had total losses of 63%. The goal of a trader is not to never make a losing trade but to make sure that the winners outweigh the losers.
Volume had a big impact on some of our losing trades.
Volume was good when we jumped into the trades but quickly died right after. Because of the low volume, it does not take very many shares to push the price. Unfortunately, a few sellers in the marketplace can drive the price significantly lower.
The only way to protect yourself as a trader is to be proactive and exit your position as early as possible. To hold on to a losing position in hopes that the price will move higher is a mistake a lot of new traders made. If volume is not picking up and the price is dropping then it is best to cut your losses.
SATM: Even trade – We sent out a buy recommendation at $0.06 on Aug. 23 and on the same day it rallied to $0.08.
The following day it sold off and closed at $0.051.
EHSI: -6% – We sent out a buy recommendation at $0.32 on Aug. 24 and then the price started to sell off. We recommended exiting the trade Aug. 25 around $0.30.
EEGC: -12% – We sent out a buy recommendation at $0.025 on Aug. 25 and on the same day the price rallied to a high of $0.028. The price ended in negative territory and was unable to recover and we recommended selling at the open on Aug. 26.
FBP: Even trade – We sent out a buy recommendation when the price broke above $0.40 on Aug. 26 and we recommended selling on Aug. 31.
HSCO: -25% – We sent out a buy recommendation when the price broke above $0.02 on Aug. 27 and exited the trade at $0.015.
TDGI: Even trade – We sent out a buy recommendation when the price broke above $0.03 and recommended selling on Sept. 2.
BLVT: -20% – We sent out a buy recommendation when the price hit $0.10 on Sept. 2 and recommended selling at the open on Sept. 3.
Have A Great Weekend! Your Hyper Growth Stock Team Follow us on Twitter https://rv888.infusionsoft.com/link/7914bd67c0/6acfc0******************
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