26 Jan

This Is The Only Stock I’ll Hold When The Market Turns Bearish

by

When a company like FLOW has great earnings and moves up over $1 per share and then holds the high end of that range for about 2 months it’s definitely a chart I’m willing to bet on.

I’m putting this out to you as an example of my work. I have 10,000 shares at $3.67 and am looking for a break of $3.88 to signal a move into the mid $4’s swing to long.

Many of you write in asking for an idea or proof of my work before it happens, so keep an eye on FLOW. The last time I put out a free idea was on JVA a while back and that did more than deliver.

Remember, my last 20 trades were winners and equated to over $28,000 in profits this month alone.

7 Comments

  1. JLW

    My son recommended FLOW to me about 2 years ago. I brought it and have been happy with it ever since. It is a good company and I suspect its stock will reward its holders.

    Reply
    • Jason Bond

      Awesome JLW! I hope we both profit together on this one.

      Reply
  2. fred farkel

    Hi Jason, Two part question- How long do you keep watching a gap play like this before you lose interest as a probable non-mover? Are there enough of these gap up set-ups available in a month to grow an account under 25K? Thanks for all you do.

    Reply
    • Jason Bond

      Hi Fred. I’m playing the technical and fundamental on this one an have scaled into the trade. Based on their last earnings call I believe there’s plenty of reason for FLOW to go higher. Regarding your question… 5-10% profit is my goal on all trades and that ads up on $1,000 or $1,000,000.

      Reply
  3. huss

    keep the good work

    Reply
  4. Vale

    Hi Jason. Unfortunately, having a small account prevents you from some types of trading. A 5% profit on a $1000 account doesn’t sound worth the risk at first sight. In general commissions for most brokers are from $6 to 15… Because I see a lot that you and your customers post “$2000 profit”, or $5000 profit”. If your typical profit is 5-10%, those accounts are rather big…

    My point is that you simply can’t trade in the same way if your account is $1,000 than if it´s $10,000. (Of course, the differences are bigger for accounts over 100K…

    What about this?

    Reply
    • Jason Bond

      Hi Vale, my service is as much about education as it is profits. I tell people over and over, learning to make 5-10% is the important part because it can be applied on larger amounts of money down the road. So again, I’m teaching a system that works on $1,000 or $1,000,000 and the key is winning. There are very few traders who take $1,000 and turn it into $100,000 despite what you see on Twitter. In my experience most people are trading with the cash they earned from a profession. Keep in touch.

      Reply

Submit a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Choose From The Topics Below To Receive Jason Bond’s Market Insights & Alerts: