How to Use a Stock's Positive Earnings Report for a Trade

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@smbcapital 4 жыл бұрын

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@savalisadkins4709 4 жыл бұрын

This dude is good. He did his homework. Some would argue, why get out early if its going a little bit higher? Me personally, I'd rather take my profits close to the high of day, that to get stopped out hoping(yes hoping) the stock would push higher. I think it was a good call on his part. I would call this guy..........The Natural.

@jiayoulu674 4 жыл бұрын

Did a similar trade and exited all out at 192 too. Reviewed my trade and should have really held for a bigger move when stock gapped up to all time high with positive catalyst!

@RaviSingh-iy1nl 4 жыл бұрын

Excellent video, thanks. A few questions: 1. Why not buy a small position into the wick down to around 183.50, risking against LOD just below 183? 2. At around 9:55 when it pulled into 187 and held VWAP, why not use VWAP as a guide to add? Is it too early in the day to trust it? 3. I noticed you are trading with a 5min chart early on. I also like this. Do you find the 1min to be too choppy for bigger picture intra-day swing trades like this one?

@gao2737 4 жыл бұрын

1. Since the stock opened red, you wont know the LOD is gonna be able to hold. If you are an aggressive trader, you can buy a small position for sure, but risky. 2. When it first time pulled into the VWAP, you have to wait a little bit to make sure it can hold the drop. If you are an aggressive trader, you can buy that dip for sure. I think this trader is a new trader, since his first position is 50 shares which is 25% of his full risk. He did well as a new trader on that trade.

@georgemcduffey2622 3 жыл бұрын

TOS has a cool earnings tool in "Analysis". Shows the stock price from 5 days before earnings to 5 days after earnings. You can add up to the previous 8 quarterly earnings periods (I use them in multiple combinations and search for time specific news when there's an anomaly). I've been using it, just as a reference, when constructing an earnings play. I think a "Burning Earnings" play is important, given that every company posts earnings/revenue every three months, and the more I study them the more predictable they seem...I'd like to figure out a good swing trade. I read that many companies that drop in price the first 48-72 hours after earnings tend to trend upwards the following three weeks (might be worth parameterizing and backtesting)...This turned into a rant. I think I'm mostly talking to myself at this point...