Why Low-Float Stocks Matter To This 7-Figure Trader
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 Published On Dec 20, 2019

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People talk about the death of penny stocks. But we’re a long way from that happening. There will always be a hot sector. Low-float mania — that’s the market theme of the past few years. How do you find these plays? Mark Croock is here to tell you…

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The number one thing you want to look for is volume. The ideal setup is that you find big volume in a hot sector. If you find a stock that isn’t in a hot sector but has good volume, it’s probably squeezing on good earnings. That’s most likely from some BS press release.

But if it’s low float, there’s momentum, and — most importantly — it holds its initial spikes, focus on those plays. Hone in on those setups that hold and prove themselves ... aka multi-day runners.

Stay away from the one-day failed spikers, better known as the ‘one and done.’ As a newer trader, you’re most likely under the PDT. You can’t trade everyday.

You want to focus on stocks that still hold up to three months later. Focus on stocks that spike, continue to hold ... maybe into the end of next week. And Friday squeezers can be great trades.

When your trading is limited, you need to refine your selection criteria and focus on these solid plays. They may not happen every day — or even every week. But when they do come, those can be your account-builders.

It’s not easy. You see a stock with a press release ... and it's a recent reverse split ... and it's spiking. You wanna jump right in. But your odds can be so much better on day two, three, or four. It's hard. You have to find the discipline to tell yourself, ‘I'm not gonna touch this today.’

So many of these stocks spike and fail. Let the stock prove itself. That's the key. That’s where you start. Filter and refine what's relevant and what’s a potential play.


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