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📈 Slow Day? Here’s Why We Skip the Multi-Halt Madness 🤦

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Wed, Dec 4, 2024 09:30 PM

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Hey Traders, You know in Finding Nemo when Dory says, “Just keep swimming”? 🐟 ?

Hey Traders, You know in Finding Nemo when Dory says, “Just keep swimming”? 🐟 ​ Well, today was one of those days where it felt like the market forgot how to swim altogether. It was slow. Really slow. ​ And while the multi-halt stocks might look tempting, we’ve talked about this a lot. ​ ​Remember MIRA and others? ​ ​ They can go from “ooh, this looks good” to “oh no, I’m stuck!” in no time. ​ Not only can you get trapped in the trade, but the losses can snowball quickly, with no way to exit. That’s why we generally avoid multi-halt stocks—especially early in the day. ​ If we trade them at all, it’s later in the day when things have settled, or we skip them entirely. The goal? ​ ​Stay safe, stay steady, and stick to what works. Lesson of the day? Sometimes the best move is to wait for a better setup—and to avoid the traps we’ve seen time and time again. Love the heck outta you, ​​ Rob ​ [Unsubscribe]( | [Update your profile]( | 2001 Timberloch Place Suite 500, The Woodlands, Texas 77380 [Built with ConvertKit](

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