The Market Continues to Improve
Stockscores.com Perspectives for the week ending February 25, 2012
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I have been writing stock market newsletters for over 15 years. Unlike many in the newsletter business, I do not get paid by the companies I write about. In fact, I don't even let the companies that I feature know that I have written about them. I simply use the tools of Stockscores.com to find good trading opportunities and share them with my readers via email and text message alerts to their cell phones.
This service differs from others in that I also tell my readers when I see an exit signal. Again, those Alerts are sent in real time by email or text message so that no time is lost when a market is turning.
Most importantly, I publicize my complete results on Tradescores.com. That has not always served me well but I think it is important to be honest. I had a bad run during the second half of 2011 when I had few winners. The market was very difficult to trade and I refused to give up trying to find good opportunities to feature to my readers despite telling them in May of 2011 that they should avoid the market. I did not follow my own advice and performance suffered.
The market went back to normal as 2011 came to a close and I went back to basics, returning to the proven strategies I have using for over 10 years. The results have been dramatically better with many of my recent picks doing well and over 80% of my 2012 trades profitable.
There is more to the service than just Trade Alerts, I also provide a nightly commentary to give investors direction and educate the on how to trade the market. Plus, you get access to the member only areas of Tradescores.com.
I don't market this newsletter very much, most of my readers are people that have taken one of my trader training courses over the years. However, there is a good reason to push you to consider subscribing now.
Retail investors tend to move in and out of the market at the exact wrong time. They usually ride down markets out until the late stages of a downward trend before they become so frustrated that they sell everything and quit trading. The market bottoms and starts to go up, but they doubt the strength and do not participate in the turn around. It is not until the market has been going up for a while that they come back to the market, usually in the late stages of the rally when risk is highest. With so many people talking about how good the market is, they buy in late.
I have seen the cycle run many times and every time I remind people about this tendency. Yet I know that most investors have not participated in the recent strength of the market because most people are normal. Normal people wait until the market proves itself to be strong, by that time it is getting to be too late.
Whether you subscribe to my newsletter is not that important to me, many of you are capable of doing the analysis yourselves and hopefully take advantage of the tools and methods of Stockscores.com. I just want you to know that the markets are improving and there are good opportunities out there. I have said it many times in recent weeks, but now is the time to return to the market, not when everyone agrees that the market is strong.
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This week I applied the Stockscores Simple Market Scan on Stockscores to find the two stocks below. To see a short video on how I did it, click here.Back To Top
1. T.SU
T.SU is showing a good long term turnaround on the weekly chart as it breaks to the upside from a rising bottom. It should be able to move to $45 before encountering resistance. Support at $33.50.
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2. PEIX
PEIX is breaking from a pennant pattern on the daily and did so with strong volume support. There is strength in similar stocks indicating that excitement is building in the sector. Support at $1.03, this stock was featured in the daily newsletter a couple of weeks ago.
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