Stock Volume: What You Should Look For

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Stock volume is a key indicator that should be on your trading radar. But what exactly should you look for? Too many newbie traders don’t actually know. So before you fall into the press release trap, let me explain a few things…

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What do you do with stocks that don’t have a lot of volume?

I've seen a lot over the years. A lot of BS, hype, hope and more ... and none of it has anything to do with strategy. And I've been trading for over 20 years now and teaching for about 10.

When you’re looking for stocks to trade, you want to find stocks with a lot of volume or movement. Liquidity is so important.

Too many newbie traders think they’ve found an ‘undiscovered gem’ because of a press release or a new product. They think they’re onto something that everyone else is missing out on … But honestly, they’re usually not.

The market will tell you what’s hot. The market will tell you what matters. If a stock’s going up with big volume, it's in play. That makes it more predictable. It’s way harder, and riskier, to play a stock with little volume to no volume.

You have no idea how accurate a press release is. You don't know what you don't know. I like to focus only on things that I do know.

Over the years, I’ve learned some key rules. I focus on actively traded penny stocks. I like stocks that trade a few million shares a day or, at worst, a few hundred thousand shares a day. I don’t trade stocks that trade around only a few thousand shares per day.

Focus on the patterns that you know in actively traded penny stocks. Heck, you don’t have to stick to penny stocks, but volume is super important. Whatever you trade, I think you should go for stocks that are in play. Remember to look for volume!

What volume so you look for before you trade? When do you plan to start using a stock screener? I love to hear your trading experiences — leave a comment!

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