4 Stocks On Watch for Monday Morning!
Ross Cameron - Warrior Trading
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Video Summary
After a significant loss of $64,000 on Friday, a trader faces the challenge of recovering funds, a situation eerily similar to the previous week's recovery.
The trader details a "hot potato" approach to trading, where attention quickly shifts between leading gainers, especially when new stocks with breaking news emerge. This dynamic can cause established leaders to fade as traders jump to the next opportunity. The trader emphasizes the risk of holding extended positions when this sentiment shift occurs, as short sellers may exploit the sudden change in focus. The strategy for recovery involves building a cushion with smaller share sizes before increasing exposure, and exiting trades once a stock shows signs of rolling over.
Short Highlights
- Friday's Trading Performance: A significant loss of $64,000 occurred on Friday, exceeding the daily hot market goal of $20,000.
- Recovery Strategy: The plan involves building a cushion with smaller share sizes and trading leading gainers, especially those with breaking news, while being mindful of shifting market attention.
- Market Dynamics: Traders often employ a "hot potato" strategy, quickly moving between stocks as new opportunities arise, which can lead to sudden shifts in sentiment and risk for extended positions.
- Past Performance: A similar situation last week saw an $84,000 green day following a $73,000 red day.
- Stock Themes: Chinese stocks have been dominating the top gainer scanner, though US companies like X P O N and I P S T are also on the watchlist.
- Sub-$1 Stocks: Attention is advised for stocks under $1 that show potential for significant squeezes if they hold above the $1 mark.
- Trading Software: The trader uses and recommends a specific software for charting, scanning, and breaking news, offering a two-week trial.
Key Details
The Devastating Friday Loss [0:00]
- The trader experienced a "max loss red day" on Friday, giving back $64,000 against a daily hot market goal of $20,000.
- This loss necessitates a focused effort to get back on track for the upcoming week.
"After a max loss red day on Friday where I gave back three times my daily hot market goal, daily hot market goal is $20,000, I was red $64,000, I now have a little bit of work cut out for me this week to try to get myself back on track."
A Familiar Pattern of Recovery [0:31]
- This situation mirrors the previous week, where a significant red day was followed by a strong green day.
- The trader acknowledges that a repeat of the previous week's $84,000 green day is unlikely but aims to chip away at the loss with good opportunities.
"And this is very familiar because this is a repeat of exactly what happened last week, last Friday, the Friday before, I was red $73,000 and then on Monday I came back with an $84,000 green day which was amazing."
The "Hot Potato" Trading Strategy [0:57]
- The strategy involves focusing on leading gainers, but with an awareness that attention shifts rapidly.
- When a top gainer makes a large move early, pullbacks might not offer good setups, while a number two or three gainer with breaking news could become the new focus.
"Traders definitely have this, you know, kind of approach of a little bit of hot potato, you know, jumping on one stock, it looks good. And the second it doesn't look good, they're off it looking for the next one."
Navigating Market Sentiment Shifts [1:39]
- The "hot potato" approach carries the risk of holding extended positions as attention can shift quickly to new opportunities.
- Short sellers may exploit these shifts, anticipating traders abandoning ship when another stock pops up.
"And the risk there for us, certainly, is that when the market is like that, you have to be really careful holding something that's getting extended because if something else pops up, all of a sudden the attention could shift quickly."
Lessons from the Last Seven Days [3:21]
- The trader identifies an inverted profit-to-loss ratio, with average losses ($8,400) exceeding average wins ($6,500) over the last 30 days.
- Accuracy remains high (68-70%), but large losses are significantly impacting overall performance, particularly on Fridays.
"So for me, clearly this is one of the worst things that you could see is that I have an inverted profit to loss ratio because I've taken like four or five huge losses and my winners are 6,500, but my losers are 8,400."
Identifying Key Stocks and Themes [4:46]
- Chinese stocks have consistently dominated the top gainer scanner, contributing to both significant wins and losses.
- The trader notes that removing Chinese stocks would eliminate some winners along with a specific loser.
- Stocks like DSY, STKH, and ONFO were notable losers, while J-Well, YXT, and WETO were among the biggest winners.
"Chinese stocks continuing to dominate, um, the, uh, the top gainer scanner pretty much each day."
Watchlist Candidates for Monday [7:25]
- X P O N is highlighted as a potentially strong contender if it can curl further, with good daily chart potential.
- TRUG and FIEE are considered but with less conviction, while IPST is noted for its lower float and potential curl setup.
- The trader emphasizes watching the top gainer scanner for the most obvious and liquid opportunities.
"So, um, X P O N is on the watch list. Um, you know, maybe T R U G, but that's sort of a maybe — um, F I E E, you know, I'd watch it, but I don't really know this one so far is the one that looks the most interesting."
The Importance of Trading Software and Risk Management [9:24]
- The trader promotes their trading software for charting, scanning, and news, offering a two-week trial.
- A strong reminder about the risks of trading and the importance of managing risk, including practicing in a simulator, is given.
"So I'll be streaming as always tomorrow morning, 7 AM, right? So make sure you guys, if you haven't already checked out a two week trial, the link is pinned at the top of the comments and in the description."