TradeDiary 1 Resmed buy positive Momentum

Trial makes perfect.

Observe a fixed set of growth stocks (>10% sales growth p.a.), which I would also hold in drawdown and buy later.

My problem is that I tend to buy and sell on instinct.

I don't see buying as such a problem, it's actually more the selling.

Maybe it helps to track a few trades accordingly.

So here is Numero Uno #1

$RMD looks interesting so far.

* Momentum has turned positive.

* RSI has room to the upside.

* No resistance until the first target at the 52 week high.

* Stop theoretically below the 200 day line. (I'll probably buy more anyway, because it can't be ;)

What do you think? Can you do it or fail?

So long (and thx for the 🐟)

TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

2Semana

If you set up the whole thing as a trade, I recommend that you not only define an entry range and a stop loss, but also an exit range where you secure at least part of the profits.
Just as you derive the SL from the chart, you should also find a system for exits. Otherwise, there is always a risk that you will miss the exit and the profits will evaporate.

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