What To Do When You Miss A Big Runner

It’s like a dream trade.

When a stock turns from a spike into an all-day runner, temptation builds. High volume, breakouts over previous highs, excitement… But which is most important, excitement or consistent gains?

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The Big Picture

On Tuesday (August 4) one of the stocks we covered on the Pre-Market Prep webinar turned into the biggest runner of the day.

Let’s start by looking at the chart for Autonomix Medical, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMIX):

AMIX is a stock that:

• Triggered multiple algos (RCT, Oracle, Panic Point) and the patterns they identify
• Was alerted on multiple services we offer
• Hit multiple entry signals
• Offered at least 12 logical entries (some with higher risk than others)
• Had run 500% and was still up 400% by mid-afternoon

Sounds great, right? By the afternoon Daily Double Down webinar, it was still up over 400%.

It didn’t shock me when new members asked “Is this a good time to buy?” That’s to be expected when someone is still finding their feet, going through the materials, and trying to figure things out.

But I WAS surprised when someone who’s been around for a while posted this:

“AMIX looking good for a nice ride into the EOD”

Oh, boy… It’s time for a little tough love and motivation.

The Time To Buy a Big Runner vs When To Walk Away

The Oracle Signal for AMIX was at $6.30. It went 250% past the Oracle Signal. This guy was talking about buying at $18.

Now, you could do that. But for me, that’s playing the guessing game.

What are other options of when to buy? You could trade high-of-day breaks. It triggered the RCT scan. There was a dip-and-rip at the market open. There were more dip-and-rips.

We had a double tap of the Oracle Signal at 9:45.

Again, I saw 12 different entries. Ironically, I looked for a 13th entry for this guy and it was there on the Panic Point terminal, which tracks stocks for potential short squeezes. Sure enough, that one hit, too.

My Take

90% of people fail at trading because they play guessing games. It’s crapshoots. That’s why so many people struggle.

This is a deep philosophical difference I have with most people. They’re convinced that guessing is the way to succeed when 90% fail. And why do 90% fail? Because they play guessing games.

If you missed AMIX, it would be smarter to say “Okay, I missed it. I missed it. There’ll be another one tomorrow.” Then, prepare better for tomorrow.

My friend, penny stocks make these kinds of moves every day.

We’ve created an entire system to help you learn the patterns and identify stocks in play. It’s called Daily Income Trader. It requires dedication and a willingness to learn.

And I promise, you do NOT have to buy a big runner at the riskiest time in the run to succeed.

Watchlist

You might be surprised after all I’ve written, but today’s stock is AMIX.

First, take a look at the 2-day chart:

Now, why am I still watching AMIX? Because as I write (August 5) it is #2 on my Panic Point terminal. In other words, it is ripe for a short squeeze.

It’s holding most of its gains from August 4 but with lower volume. At the same time, it rotated the float 10X during the morning session.

That tells me there could be short sellers trapped and AMIX could squeeze higher. Watch for a potential Day-Three Surge. If it reclaims $24.50, watch for a full-blown short seller panic.

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