Timothy Sykes
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When and How to Trade a Halted Stock
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June 18, 2021
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Halted stocks could spell disaster for some traders and victory for others … It depends on the position and what’s happening with the company. So how can you tell which side of the coin you’re on when a stock gets halted? You have to tune in so I can educate you on stocks that are halted and why!
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One of the common problems that I see with traders is when they encounter halted stocks…
Many traders don’t know how to handle it or frankly aren’t even sure whether it’s a good or bad thing.
Stocks can be halted for a few seconds, minutes, days, and sometimes even a few weeks...
They can get halted on the way up or on the way down.
I know it’s a really scary and risky situation to be in — not knowing if you’ll be able to exit or when.
And you should know there are different types of halts…
You have to know the difference between a stock being halted for sketchy reasons or for just plain volatility.
The long or short position you’re in at the time of the halt could either mean a positive or negative outcome — depending on the stock itself.
So what should you do?
I’ll tell you all about it in this video.
Don’t let your lack of knowledge in halted stocks put a halt to your trading improvement — watch this now and prepare yourself for the possibilities.
Leave a comment below if you’ve ever been involved in a stock halt on the way up or on the way down … Share your story in the comments for other people to learn!
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