Are you trying to follow Fintwit bro alerts and getting hammered with losses?
Too many new traders fall into the trap of following hot stock picks…
And end up left holding the bag when the pumper moves on to the next play.
I’m here to tell you there’s another way…
And it’s a heck of a lot better than following some random scammers on social media.
Take control of your trading and increase your odds of success with the repeating patterns I teach daily…
My favorite morning one played out in INVO Bioscience, Inc. (NASDAQ: INVO) for a 56% move last Wednesday. And again the next day in another stock for a 27% move.
Learning how to trade it isn’t as hard as you might think … I’ll make it easy for you today with a breakdown and two examples of what to look for daily…
Two Days = Up To 83% Gains
Last week was busy for small caps. Every morning we had a ton of stocks to go over in Pre-Market Prep.
And we had some great Daily Double Down trades at noon too.
That’s why I’ll never understand why people would just hop on social media and buy tickers posted by random people.
There’s an easier — and higher odds — way to trade the market if you take the time to learn patterns.
Like my dip and rip pattern that played out two days in a row.
First, on Wednesday morning we had INVO Bioscience, Inc. (NASDAQ: INVO).
It was on my radar early in premarket with an entry idea at $1.65 which was the previous day’s after-hour high.
Once it broke that level it spiked to $2.36. And when it pulled back from its premarket high — I made my plan for a dip and rip after the open.
I emailed out my trade plan with an entry signal at $2.24, risk at $1.99, and a goal of the high $2s.
INVO surpassed my goal…
This is the power of a dip and rip … Where a premarket spiker pulls back at the open and then breaks the premarket high.
INVO chart: 1-day, 5-minute candle — courtesy of StocksToTrade.com
It was a quick spike right at the open. But you also could’ve entered on the pullback that held VWAP and my entry price. The secondary move went even higher than the morning spike.
Bio-Path Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: BPTH) made the same move as INVO the next morning…
The stock had a big spike in premarket, then consolidated. And when it broke the premarket high, it had a 27% spike.
These are quick morning trades you can look for at the open. You can get in and out quickly, lock in gains, and move on.
BPTH chart: 1-day, 5-minute candle — courtesy of StocksToTrade.com
You don’t want to hold these sketchy stocks too long…
BPTH did a midday offering in the afternoon and the stock had a downside halt.
So look for these morning moves, have a plan, and execute.
Once you consistently nail trades in these repeating patterns you can start growing your account.
If you want help with trade plans and setups — join me in Pre-Market Prep every morning.
See you there.
Tim Bohen
Lead Trainer, StocksToTrade