NEXT WINNING STOCKS

LEARN THESE 7 SELLING RULES FROM INVESTORS BUSSINESS DAILY.

Then dive in to watch treasures stocks from Monday.

Everyone makes mistakes. Just be sure to cut all losses short.
Even the best investors get hit with a loss from time to time. But they don't indulge in worry as the stock drops even farther. They cut their losses quickly and move on. Leave your ego and pride at the door. Don't let a loss get to you — either mentally or financially.

1. If you don't sell too early, you'll sell too late.
   To lock in solid gains, sell while your stock is still going up. As IBD founder William J. O'Neil has said, "Your objective is to make and take significant gains and not get excited, optimistic, greedy, or emotionally carried away as your stock's advance gets stronger. Following the 20%-25% sell rule will help you do that.

2. Have a selling plan in place before you buy.
   The real drama kicks in when it comes time to sell. If you don't have sell rules and an exit plan to guide you, it's easy to freeze and not take action when you need to. If your stock is soaring, you might get greedy and ignore certain sell signals and warning signs. If you're sitting on a loss, you may do the "hold and hope" routine, praying it bounces back — while it continues to drop. Stay grounded and keep your emotions at bay by having a selling plan in place ahead of time. Write down your target sell prices for both taking profits and cutting losses.

3. Don't let a decent gain turn into a loss.
   If you have a nice gain of, say, 10%, 15% or more and the stock begins to decline, don't let that profit disappear completely. It's much less frustrating to see a 15%-20% gain turn into a 5%-10% profit than to see it turn into a 10% loss. You can always buy the stock back if shows renewed strength and forms a proper buy point.

4. Don't marry your stocks. Just date them!
   "For better or for worse, for richer or for poorer" is a noble and time-honored approach to marital fealty, but it's a bad idea when it comes to investing in stocks. In most cases, it's better to take a good gain while you have it. And never hesitate to separate and protect yourself from a bad relationship if there are clear signs of trouble.

5. Sell your losing stocks first.
   When building a winning basketball team, you wouldn't trade away all your top players for a bunch of benchwarmers. Yet many investors do just that. They sell stocks in which they have a good gain and hold those showing a loss, thinking a big gain is just around the corner. That's usually just wishful thinking. Do the opposite. Sell your losers and use that money (if the market trend is favorable) to add winners to your roster or invest more money in the top performers you already own.

6. When buying a stock, focus on both the fundamentals and the stock chart. When selling, focus on the chart.
   They say the view is great at the top, and that often applies to stocks as well. The warning signs typically show up in the stock chart (i.e., technical analysis) before they appear in the company's fundamentals. So while it's crucial to use both technical and fundamental analysis when buying stocks, when deciding when to sell stocks, focus on the chart and technical analysis, like the price and volume action and behavior around key moving averages.

7. The most important sell rule is to buy at the right time.
   A very common mistake, particularly for beginning investors, is buying at the wrong time. Some will not pay attention to market timing and buy during a market correction when most stocks go down. Or they'll ignore the technical action in the stock chart and either buy too soon or too late. So before buying a stock, make sure three key factors (market trend, big earnings driven by something new, and institutional support) are in place. Doing that will help make sure you get in at the right time with the odds of success squarely in your favor.

$NASDAQ Did worse the last week as trading below 10 week moving average with poor volume consistently even though in daily time frame seemed Thursday and Monday did at least good.

But still need time to form breakout with huge volume ahead resistance zone.

Huge profits made in higher volume with right breakout.

$S&P 500 As applied to $nasdaq things failed apart we need some corrections to move with these indices.

Wait for the proper breakout.

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