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Buying Cheap Stocks? Why I Buy Strength Instead
Should You Buy Cheap Stocks? Not because they’re cheap. Buying cheap stocks just because they’re down a lot is how most people end up in a Stage 4 decline. I buy strength wherever it shows up: a breakout near all-time highs, or a launchpad 40% off the high as a stock moves from…
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Post-Trade Analysis: How I Review My Trades
What Is Post-Trade Analysis? Post-trade analysis is going back over my own buys and sells and comparing each one to what my rules said I should have done. Where did I buy, and how far was that from the pivot? Where did I sell, and what rule did I break? Ten trades reviewed…
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Shake Pryzby Answers 18 Trading Questions
Former T3 prop trader Shake Pryzby answers 18 TraderLion reader questions on trading the 2026 chop, entries off support, position sizing, selling winners, and lessons from 13+ years of trading. Read more at TraderLion
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Leaders Lead, Laggards Lag: How I Rank a Group.
How Do You Rank Stocks in a Group? I rank a group by relative strength, then by the quality of the base. The leader is the stock whose RS line makes a new high before price does, sits in the tightest base, and has the strongest numbers. I focus on the top one or two... Read more…
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When Not to Trade: Why Cash Is a Position
When Should You Not Trade? I don't trade when the market isn't paying for my setups: indexes are under pressure, breakouts fail within days, and setups in leading stocks are scarce. Cash is a position. Lose 30%, and you need 43% to get back, so sitting out a bad tape is often…
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Clement Ang (+522%) Answers 28 Trading Questions
Clement Ang, a top performer in the 2025 US Investing Championship's $1M+ division, answers 28 TraderLion reader questions on choppy markets, scanning, entries, risk, and trading psychology. Read more at TraderLion
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Stock Market Model Book: How to Study Past Winners
In 1994, I was a retail broker with a quote screen, a phone, and no real idea what a big winner looked like before it ran. I had opinions. I did not have evidence. What fixed that was a stock market model book — a bound set of charts of a cycle's biggest winners, marked... Read…
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Declining Tops Trendline: What It’s Telling You
A declining tops trendline is the simplest line on my charts and the first one I draw. A straight line connecting a series of three lower highs — you can call it a downtrend line if you prefer. It acts as a visual barrier: every time price bounces, it peaks lower than the bounce…
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Top-Down Analysis: Market, Sector, Group, Stock
I’ve always thought Russian nesting dolls were the right picture for how I do top-down analysis. The market is the largest doll. Open it and you find the sectors, then the industry groups, and finally the smallest doll — the individual stocks. You open them in that order, every…
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