So, you want an "UNFAIR ADVANTAGE" over other the average investor? Rolling stocks are the answer and much safer than day trading. When the stock's price "rolls" from a set low purchase price such as $1.25 to say $2.50 on a consistent basis it represents a profit every time the stock rolls up. Note that the support line cuts through the bottom of the rolls, and the resistance line cuts across the peaks. If you're into selling stocks short, you can also make a potential profit of 100% EVERY TIME THE STOCK "ROLLS" down from the resistance to the support. Diversifying between these more 'predictable' stocks tends to reduce risk, while increasing profit potential. This is a rolling stock.
If you were to throw darts at the any financial section, typically half the stocks would go up and half down, a 50/50 chance in your favor. How much would you pay to swing those odds in your favor?
Why don't all investors buy and sell stocks this way?
Most investors will always purchase stocks for the long term hoping they increase in value, especially the average investor is limited to buy and sell stocks at will.
Stock brokerage firms don't want you to know this method, as it removes their investment advantage over you and probably their investors as well. Brokers are not allowed to rapidly buy and sell your stocks for you as it's considered possible 'churning' for commissions. With their hands tied, you could put your broker out of business.
The typical 'buy and hold' investor may wait quite a while to make money while you're making money now! Now you can clearly see the advantage you have over the typical investor. Most investors will never learn this investment method (made popular by a multi millionaires WADE COOK and GREGORY WITT).
Most of the time these stocks are purchased using what's called a stop limit order. The reason for this is to help you avoid the common mistake of purchasing as the stock price declines without any sign that the downward trend has ceased. Immediately after purchase you should place a "limit order" or a sell order through your electronic online brokerage firm such as Ameritrade to automatically sell all of the shares at the price represented on the sell line. This is to prevent you from holding onto the stock too long and possibly losing money by overestimating the stocks performance in an attempt to squeeze out a few more dollars. Always know your out or sell price as soon as you buy a stock. Don't let greed cheat you out of your profits. How can you reinvest in other stocks if your money is tied up? Isn't it better to reinvest the profits?
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Buy low and sell high. That's what rolling stocks are all about. Shouldn't you be making money this way?
