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I highly recommend trading a limited number of stocks.
I personally hold a maximum of 2-3 stocks (long-short), sometimes
only 1 at any one time out of a "database" of about 20 stocks. This
allows the trader to focus on the "personality" of the stock
recognizing specific opportunities. Trying to follow 100, 500 or 5000
stocks is a daunting full time job for a trading office, never mind
an individual trader.
That said, I do have a database of roughly 650 stocks in order to
compare my trading stocks within their industry grouping and overall
market conditions.
Many traders earn their living trading a select few stocks.
Recommend using more than one indicator, try combining 2 or 3.
Good luck
Jim
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "billpritjr" <billpritjr@xxxx>
wrote:
> Wonder if anyone trades one stock only, all year long? The holding
> time frame would be 2 weeks to 2 months, which fits into my own
> personal TA strategy of moving average crossovers.
>
> I came across this idea while running scans and having to wade thru
> mounds of charts.
>
> Maybe its better to find ten good stocks, that respond well to
trend
> following indicators, such as the 20-day SMA?
>
> when warranted, LONG and SHORT as need be
>
> one such example is HITK
>
> any ideas, recommendations?
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