What Makes a Stock (Bond, Commodity) Look Good?
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If you can find at least three of the following characteristics in a stock, the chances are you will pick a winner:
• Rising price trend as more and more investors jump aboard.
• Rising volume as investors become more aggressive in their purchases.
• Strong, but not excessive, price momentum. Anything higher indicates that supply and demand are out of synch.
• Strong sector. If the sector is doing well, there is likely to be enough business for all stocks in it.
• Strong market. A rising tide raises most boats.
• Supportive environment. Low input prices, high output prices, low cost of doing business, and favorable supply and demand in the industry.
These are the basic criteria. ...
• Rising price trend as more and more investors jump aboard.
• Rising volume as investors become more aggressive in their purchases.
• Strong, but not excessive, price momentum. Anything higher indicates that supply and demand are out of synch.
• Strong sector. If the sector is doing well, there is likely to be enough business for all stocks in it.
• Strong market. A rising tide raises most boats.
• Supportive environment. Low input prices, high output prices, low cost of doing business, and favorable supply and demand in the industry.
These are the basic criteria. ...
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