Replies to post #90145 on *** ALL THINGS MONEY >>>> ATM ***

[Jaxon2010]

For most here I believe it’s learning to read charts.

Personally I don’t pay any attention to fundamentals. I find it clouds my judgement. If there’s a big drop or big jump I’ll peek the news just to see what caused it but I don’t follow it.

99% if my trades I couldn’t tell you the co eps, os, or pe. I just trade charts.

I’m more a short term flipper/swing trader I guess.

We all have to find our own style though. What works for me doesn’t work for everybody.

A lot of good stuff in the intro to the board. Take your time read through it bud.

GL

[reaper247]

Hey there allevatomc.

I trade longer term than most guys here, so I am often odd-man-out.

For me #1 on OTCs is market cap and share structure.

PPS doesn’t matter much without that.

An OTC stock can look cheap @ .003, but if there is a 4B O/S, a $12M market cap can limit upside potential.

#2 is don’t trust otcmarkets or filings for share structures.

Most OTC stocks have AOI in either Nevada or Florida.

Always make sure that the A/S isn’t quietly being raised by checking NVSOS or FLSOS.

You will see potential dilution from there, long before the market does.

#3 is charts.

Look for any anomalies or deviations.

If you see something, check the appropriate SOS site and look for any reinstatements or change of controls that could signal a reverse merger or an otc market tier upgrade in the future.

#4 is FLEs (forward looking events.)

What is going to add value to the stock in the future?

If you know #1, #2 and #3, the outcome of #4 should give you an idea of where your exit could be and when it might happen.

Not sure if that helps, but wish you the best.

GLTU, IMO and FWIW.