Btw, i've noticed that MrInvestorPro often mentions his "buy signals" and they're primarily chart-based, even if he does emphasize fundamentals and upcoming catalysts for some stocks. I think i'm correct in noticing a certain kind of stock-trading-pattern that he likes: stocks overall moving up over a period of days/weeks and then retracing a bit to successfully test a new level of support, with lots of upside room from there....
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Here's another MrI-pro set of "tips" ;-) Obviously, it's pretty basic stuff, but at least he's trying to save the newbies from major mistakes of going "all in."
I don’t recommend any amount to start but 3-5 investment maximum is optimal so basically whatever u have to invest divided by that 3-5 equally and using the 3 shot strategy. Should only start when u feel the stock is cheap don’t buy the company buy the price first. People forget that a great company at an expensive price isn’t good. A crappy company (not that u should buy one) but a crappy company at a great price for value can make you rich right so again it’s not about just the company it’s about the price u get to enter. It’s better to miss a run because the price wasn’t right then it is to buy high. Once you feel the price is great for the value then u start your 3 shots. Stick to that tightly and you will do great
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