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"It may be a great company, but at least right now, it's not a great stock. That's a very important distinction."

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8 "Secrets" of successful Selling

1 Everyone make mistakes! Just be sure to cut all losses short.

2 If you don't sell early, you'll sell late.

3 Have a selling plan in place before you buy.

4 Don't let a decent gain turn into a loss.

5 Don't marry your stocks. Just date them!

6 Sell your losing stocks first.

7 When buying a stock, focus on both fundamentals and the chart action. When selling, focus on the chart action.

8 The most important sell rule is to buy at the right time.

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Would you like an "early warning detection system" for your stocks? Learn to read charts!

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"Investing without sell rules is like learning to fly without learning how to land"

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[Ulisses Pereira]

cmgm, infelizmente para muitos a expressão "estar de fora" não existe.

Abraço,
Ulisses

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The difference between making or losing money comes down to simply staying in sync with the direction of the overall market.

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Job #1 in making money in stocks is to protect the money you already have.

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Guiding trading rules are.
1. No forced trades
2. No big losses.
3. Never average down.
4. Don't skip steps of the process.

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If there are few stock setups after a correction, NEVER buy the first rally off the lows. In that scenario, more often than not, it turns out to be a "sucker rally."

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When the market is in a correction you may get some setups and even some breakouts.. but the upside will be muted and many of the breakout attempts will fail. During these periods.. it is best to exercise patience and avoid being an action junkie.

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If you want to mitigate risk effectively, you simply must acknowledge that stocks don’t manage themselves.
You’re the manager, and it’s up to you to protect your hard-earned capital. You also have to realize and confront that it’s your own laziness, lack of discipline, and failure to prepare that will lead to poor performance— or even your financial demise.