Timothy Sykes
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The Stockstotrade Tool You Should Be Using

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StocksToTrade at is a great resource that I highly recommend! Especially for one feature in particular Oracle. It's a stock trading algorithm that helps find potential opportunities ... Learn how you can take advantage of this tool and improve your trading skills.

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Stocks To Trade offers a great tool for newer traders or if you're just new to these very volatile stocks. Either way, all traders should be using it!

It’s called: Oracle.

What is it? A stock search algorithm.

So how does it work? Every day, in the pre-market, Oracle is running its algorithm and looking for the 15 potentially most-volatile stocks. One of the biggest things new traders struggle with is how to build a watch list. Where do you begin? Each day, Oracle does it for you.

Now there’s no guarantee that all these stocks are tradable … but it builds that list of the stocks that are most likely to be volatile on the day.

Even though Oracle makes it easier to find last minute opportunities, I still recommend getting up early and doing your process.

Now, on the flip side, you’ve got a 15 stock watch lists. You’re a new trader. What do you do now? Based on a proprietary algorithm, it gives you potential entries as well as exits and profit targets.

You hear a lot of technical traders talk about — buy it support, sell it resistance or dip-buy it support, short it resistance. What are all of these levels? Oracle lays out those support and resistance levels on a graphical bar and then, at 9:34 a.m. every day, that's when the magic happens. At 9:34 a.m., Oracle decides whether or not the stock is bullish or bearish, whether or not it's a potential buy or short, and gives you a target entry, as well as a target stop loss, and a target goal.

It’s important to remember, while a very useful tool, it is just a search algorithm. It is meant to act as a guide. You should still educate yourself and map out a plan everyday. Important to have a plan. Don’t get greedy and cut losses when necessary.

If you don’t use STT, what are you waiting for? If you do, how convenient has Oracle been for you? Drop a comment below and let me know!

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