Buying in the trenches is where the risk and reward pay off!

By David A. Banister

Natural Gas Trade Idea

Recently we wrote about Natural Gas ETF UGAZ on the ATP Free Blog site as a sample of buying the dip or using the “cup with handle” dip buying for profits.  Our November 11th article discussed waiting for a pullback to the 30-31 ranges on UGAZ and then going long for a reversal.

Within 48 hours the dip came into the buy range, and within a few days UGAZ ran to the $38 range for as much as a 24% reversal trade gain.  Even now some 9 days later UGAZ trades around $36 per share for nice gains.

Research In Motion Trade Idea

Another sample we had for subscribers was on November 7th in RIMM stock.  We advised waiting for a pullback from 9.15 ranges to the 8.50-8.70 ranges.  When the pullback came this is what we sent to subscribers:

ATP Active Trade Alert

RIMM- 8.64 has fallen as projected in to the 8.50-8.75 swing entry buy ranges.

This is an active trade meaning 1-5 days likely and a stop should be placed at 4-6% below your entry and NO LOWER than 8.00 for aggressive partners who take the trade.

Now on November 20th, about two weeks later, RIMM is trading near $10.00 per share.  The stock fell to 8.14 during the market correction which was above the $8.00 stop and above a 6% stop loss range from entry.  Partners who remained long would now be sitting on gains of 14%.

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David A. Banister
Chief Investment Strategist
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