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$Peloton Interactive, Inc.(PTON)$  Peloton Interactive (PTON) stock hit day 0 of a continuous streak of days with losses, with cumulative losses over that period amounting to a 0% return. The $3.7 Bil market capitalization company has lost about $0 in value over that time period. The stock remains -63% below its 2021 ending value. This compares with -15% for the S&P 500 and -17% year to date for the Trefis Multi-Strategy Portfolio. #bullish There were 37 instances in the last 3 years when Peloton Interactive (PTON) stock saw a trailing 21-day rise of 42% or more 16 of those instances resulted in PTON stock rising over the subsequent one-month period (21 trading days) This historical pattern reflects 16 out of 37, or about 43% chance of

$Meta Materials Inc.(MMAT)$  $Nasdaq100 Bear 3X ETF(SQQQ)$ Try this guys.Good Luck.. 

When the market plunges, many share prices appear to be attractive. Plus some news like xx stock fell 5%, the historical low. Investors will feel that it's a good opportunity for bargain hunting. Thus, they sell the stock that makes money and buy the "cheap" stock.However, the "sell winners and buy losers" strategy often turns out to be wrong.For example,  $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ fell 10% in 

The stock market has been volatile lately, with large single-day rally/plunge. Investors can't tell the stock trend easily. However, inflation and recession expectations are undoubtedly the biggest factors affecting the stock market in 2022. With such expectations, defensive sector become a safer choice.1. Analysts take on why choose defensive sector1) UBS believes that rather than disengaging from the market, investors are more advised to increase hedging and more defensive investments in the market. 2) Morgan Stanley's chief US equity strategist and chief investment officer, believes the bottom line for investing is to stick with defensive sectors and stocks as ordinary companies face challenging earnings conditions. 3) Citi analysis, in the

The first airline company released Q3 earning was$Delta Air Lines(DAL)$. It surprised the market with like no surprises. Revenue increased 3% year-on-year to an all-time high of $12.8 billion.Delta Air Lines executives said in conference that due to the continued recovery of tourism, consumers' spending on domestic, business trips and international travel has increased. The company's domestic passenger transport revenue increased by 2%, and its international passenger transport revenue recovered by 97% compared with 2019.And the growth of international unit income exceeds that of domestic for the first time since the pandemic

automatic investment system application time sell the 'winners' and buy the 'losers' you can take profit at 10% intervals or at resistance zones if you know technical analysis. these profit can be reinvested in 'losers' or stored in warchest.  sell the 'losers' and buy the 'winners' if you know technical analysis and you are well aware that a critical support has been breached, you wouldn't want to be holding on to 'losers', especially stocks that warren buffett wouldn't pick. if you don't know technical analysis, at least you know warren buffett, if you aren't holding any of his stocks, it is best you consider dumping the 'loser' and picking one of his stocks that is winning. 

Hard to determine which is a loser or which is a winner.  I feel that the best way to get out of this is to only choose good companies which are fundamentally strong. Most preferably market leaders in their own sector or industry. This could help to cut down the risk of investment being placed in a company that could go bankrupt and close down. Then as prices drop, do dollar cost averaging periodically and don't look back. Once, the economy is back to normal, all these investment should become very profitable but this could take years.  Patience is the key here.  In times of rising interest rates, banks should benefit the most. Can actually consider buying more bank shares. 

Buying winners and selling losers may not be the best approach although it may sound like a good piece of advice. Worse so, if following this blindly by selling whatever is dropping and buying whatever is rising. Whatever goes up will come down, but whatever goes down may not have a chance to go up again. Many market leaders in their time has crashed into bankruptcy or never resurfaced after their share prices went down. That said, buying winners may not always be the best course of action and selling losers would  seem to be a better idea. But as prices go down, it could be hard to ascertain that this is a loser, and not a victim of economic conditions. Selling them instead of doing DCA may end up with losses which one may regret later. I would say, the best way is to do your own res

Sell the Losers and Buy the Winners imply letting the whims of the market movements dictate the course of action that investors should take. A stock maybe a loser for now but a winner in the long term.  A good example is $Alphabet(GOOGL)$. It would seem that GOOGL is a loser trading at 31% down year to date.   But is it you may ask?  Fundamentally GOOGL is a strong company.  It has a wide moat, a strong balance sheet and is profitable.   So I would not be selling GOOGL but instead buy more GOOGL. As Warren Buffett would advocate "When there is Fear in the market it is time to be greedy". Another important advice from Warren Buffett  is "It is far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price t

Will personally choose to invest in safe stocks and avoid high volatility kinds for now until I built up my portfolio and will manage a portion for higher volatility. High risk high returns.  No right no wrong on any investing style. Sell loser and buy winner could be working for some people. Not working for me yet, DCA works better and are for me. Very hard to identify winning or losing stocks and will have to keep monitor the market and release the position quickly. 

Yes I like this approach of sell the losers and buythe winners . Definitely a Winning strategy as youare joining the wave of prices pushing up and winning profits.

In a bear market, almost every stocks are on sale. My strategy is simply to follow a proven strategy adopted by Warren Buffett, i.e to rather buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price. I don't mind bag holding great business for short term paper loss because I know they will always recover eventually. To be a great investor, we need to think logically and not panic sell just because we are in a bear market. However the exception to this rule is to take this opportunity to get rid of lousy and unprofitable business and exchange them for the good ones. It is also important to exercise patience as after every bear comes the big bull 😉

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Summary We are near a temporary low for equities, though it might not be “the” low until a number of internals turn around. High Yield corporate bonds and small caps are outperforming the S&P 500 over the past few days. Volatility, as measured by VIX, has not made higher highs while the S&P 500 has made lower lows in October as compared to June. Don’t fight the Fed. Unless one understands risk and uses stop loss, this is a risky time to be in equities. Jira Pliankharom/iStock via Getty ImagesThe article is primarily based on technical analysis, which I use personally to assess if a bounce is likely in a downtrend. In the past 9 weeks, the S&P 500 (NYSEARCA:SPY) has had ahandful of positive days. The downtrend might make a temporary bottom, but to have a meaningful turnaround fo

Yes，I totally agreed with the stance, sell the losers buy the winner. No point if you keepthose that you think will not outperformed inforeseeable future, there is cost opportunityto doing so if you insisted. @VideoLounge@我愛周杰倫@Salanne

If I’ve done my due diligence and invested in a certain stock, I’ll not sell it even if it turns out to be a winner right after I bought. I would let the winner runs its course over time and hopefully becomes a multi bagger. Likewise, if the fundamentals of the company remains intact, I’ll not relinquish my holding even if it turns out to be a loser in the short term. “When stocks are attractive, you buy them. Sure, they can go lower. I’ve bought stocks at $12 that went to $2, but then they later went to $30”, said Peter Lynch, who was the renowned manager of the Magellan Fund at Fidelity Investments between 1977 to 1990, during which the fund returns were consistently more than double those of the S&P 500 stock market index, making Magellan Fund the best-performing mutual fund in the

Focus on winner or loser? It's alway good to take profit on your winning stocks and cut loss for losing stocks if necessary. This short-term rally is likely to hit resistance again for S&P500 at 3,700.  The expected interest rates by end 2022 is 4.25 to 4.5%. The recent reported inflation is still red hot at 8.2% despite significant drop in crude oil and commodity prices. Hence, we might see a larger interest rate hikes from Fed to curb the ongoing inflation. Best thing to do now is accumulate cash! Everything is about probability now, will the market go up or down? Nobody knows, but the expected probability of market going down is higher. Nothing is 100% like what we observed last Thursday. Although the market will be highly volatile, I feel that there's limited downside and the