How to buy at just the right moment |
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A
constructive sign easily identified on a chart is large increased volume from
the day or week before |
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with the price moving up |
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This normally indicates
Accumulation, or professional buying, of a stock |
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A sign of
potential trouble, or Distribution [professional selling], is increasing
volume as a stock drops in price |
If the
price is trending down, but the volume is also trending down significantly,
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that the decreased volume shows the
stock is not being heavily sold |
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Specific exceptions to these
generalities are covered in the next lesson |
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There may
be signals that appear in a chart, on the technical side, that may precede
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known changes in the fundamentals |
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This is especially true when leading
stocks hit their price tops |
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Some stocks can top while current
earnings and estimated earnings look great |
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Price
consolidation areas or specific types of base patterns occurred in the
stock's price movement |
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These bases were formed just before
the stocks broke out into new high ground in price and |
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then went on to make their biggest
gains |
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These base patterns were usually
caused by corrections in the general market indices |
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