2 Amazing Swing Trading Patterns

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There’s no one right way to trade. Some people like day trading. Others prefer swing trading. I want to make money when there’s a good opportunity — so I like to trade both. Today I’ll talk about two specific patterns that you need to consider when swing trading.

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There’s no one right way to trade. Some people like day trading, while others are more comfortable with swing trading. Everyone’s different. And you have to find what works best for your needs and criteria.

But, today I wanna talk about two specific patterns you should consider when swing trading.

Swing trading can mean holding the stock for several days and sometimes even several weeks. These stocks aren’t as volatile as the stocks I day trade. With swing trades, you’re usually waiting for the news to play out and for the stock to move.

Now, there are two specific patterns I look for when swing trading...

The first is buying an earnings winner or a billionaire-investor play. This happens when a billionaire invests in a small penny stock, which can give the company credibility.

Sometimes it takes a while for the insiders to start selling their shares off. They don't want to crash the stock in a single day — that could lead to an FCC investigation. So the insiders tend to sell their shares gradually. That means it can take these stocks a week or two or even a few months to really drop.

The second pattern: shorting pump and dumps. When a stock price goes up, it’s important. Once the volume fades, that can be a good place to hold your short for days or weeks, if possible.*

If these pump and dumps will collapse, you theoretically could hold for a lot longer — Tim Lento does a fantastic job of this.

These are just two patterns that I’ve found success with. You need to study, practice, and experiment to figure out what works best for you. There are opportunities if you want to hold trades for several days or weeks...

But this isn’t an exact science. You need to work to find your optimal holding time. Some people like holding for just a few minutes. Some people like a few hours. Some people like a few days, weeks, months, years. It's totally up to you.

Which do you prefer: day trading or swing trading? Leave a comment and tell me why!

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