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59How to Make Money in Today's Market
#2) You buy a stock. It goes down 50% in a couple hours due to bad news you didn't catch until the selling started. You know that once heavy selling has started, it takes a while for a stock to recover in most cases. Even though you like to minimize your losses at about 25%, you now find yourself in a very tricky situation! Emotion= Well, I'll just hold this stock for a while. I mean, it'll go back up in a week or two, right? Discipline= After looking at the situation and seeing the reason behind the sell-off (which drops stock price), you see no immediate bright future for this stock. You decide to sell and recoup half of your money, it's better than losing it all. Correct Answer= Use discipline. The stock may go back up in a few days or a few weeks. But how many other great trades will you miss because your funds are tied up in a losing stock? ******************************************** See what I mean? At Microcapmillionaires.com, we always exercise discipline and try to assess any trading situation with good common sense. Sometimes a stock will go up like a rocket. Other times, a 10% to 50% gain is all that there is to be had. Experience is key, and we help shorten the learning curve for our new members. These sharp swings in microcap stock prices might keep grandpappy investors out...but we love it!
With everyone telling us to save and save some more... or they are telling us to be cautious the market is dangerous. Some are throwing these warnings to the wind. Say it isn't so, I am telling you, it is so. Are they at a total loss? Are they in financial dispair? Are they in deep depression? Are they crying over losses in a 401k? I tell you, no to all of the above. They are taking carefully calculated risks. They are looking at under valued stocks and high dividend stocks and trying to time the market. Here is one example...
A friend of a friend invested $250,000 in Wells Fargo earlier this year... walked away with an extra $500,000! Yes, my friends it can be done. Buy low, and sell high, is the strategy. Sounds simple. It is simple. In March 2009, the market hit it's low. This is when I cashed out my 401k and transferred into my brokerage account. Yes, there are some tax implications because it is a Roth... but, this is a perfect year to do this, because my income is at an all time low. Since then I have made 45% on my money. I continue to gain each month. I will share how I did it, and how you can do it too.
One stock I purchased was MDOR for .50 cents... today its $1.26! Sell before it goes below $1 and I will still be up 200%!
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