At Steve Pizzuti's powerful workshop, he will explain his 10 Pizzuti Power strategies:
1. Do not buy extended stocks
Only buy stocks that are trading within 5% of their prior trading
range base; close to their 21 day moving average and relatively close to their 50 day moving average. By focusing on consolidations, you reduce risk. Look for steps in the staircase!
2. Understand, be aware, check the news
Know what you're investing in. Before entering a trade, check the news for important financial information critical to a company's short term market performance. But beware of the Media Box and its associated conflicts.
3. Search for Alpha
Focus on the future and find the elusive Alpha stocks by investing in proven research tools that synergistically screen for both Quantitative and Technical factors to reduce your probability for
failure. And look at the Alpha's Power – we want to see acceleration in the Alpha's data.
4. Identify the sector
You must identify sectors of the market that are going to do well, not sectors that have done well.
Know your sector! 80-85% of any stock's move is related to the sector that the stock is in.
5. Do not buy downtrends
Remember the 60 day rule! Only buy stocks that have prices that are higher than 60 days earlier.
Avoid stocks in a 60 day down trend. They are losing Power and momentum…
6. Buy rising volume
Volume is the Holy Grail of Investing – It's your confirmation, so only buy Stocks that have an average intraday volume
increase of 40% or more based on the same period of the prior day. Remember our rule: If a stock is going up with volume, as the market is flat or going down, this is your first indication that you may have a buy confirmation. A
successful investor must become an expert on Volume analysis before becoming an equity investor.
7. Identify the pattern
Learn to I.D. the 5 patterns of winning technical formations on stock market charts:
Pennant, Gap Up, Wedge, Transition and Trendline. These five patterns – or Consolidation Phases - are more successful than other technical formations or stocks that lack technical structure.
8. Do not buy on emotion
Investors must not make an emotional buy. Don't fall in (or out) of love with a company. Trust the data. Institutional investors count on emotions clouding investors' judgment so they can take your money.
9. Buy stocks that outperform
Buy stocks that seem to have an affinity to go up, as 15 % of all stocks tend to outperform the market averages. Overlay the S&P chart to find the stocks that don't care about what the rest
of the market is doing, to hedge your portfolio against inherent market risk.
10. Smart stock selling
As crucial as smart buying, review your buy strategies and ask of your current portfolio whether you would make
the same buys based on today's data. If a stock is going down with volume, as the market is going up, that should be your first indication that there is something wrong with the stock. Look to sell. Limiting losses will improve
returns.
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