Not exact matches
My view on the US stock market has been that the
big break from the late January highs was not a «
Buy The
Dip» opportunity but was likely the start of a «sentiment change» and I've been trading stocks from the short side.
From now through 2/15/16 when you
buy two Sabra products, 8 oz or
bigger (hummus, guacamole, salsa, Greek yogurt
dips and more!)
The
biggest issue with store
bought dips is the length of the ingredients list (which so often includes food colourings and preservatives to give your
dips shelf life).
It's not boiling yet, but I just
dipped my finger in and it's definitely simmering after today's
big announcement that RIM's
bought JayCut, a video - editing company.
In the case of purchasing securities, you reduce transaction costs by making
bigger purchases at one time, and
buying more on
dips.
I continue to be in
buy the
dip mode as the market remains inside a large trading range inside a
bigger long term up trending bull market.
Conclusion: the small
dip in dividend income wasn't a
big deal and I'll be looking forward to
buying more quality stocks out there when they go on sale.
If you
buy a quality business at a
big discount to intrinsic value, you get the potential of a double
dip — the gap to intrinsic value hopefully closes and then you can also benefit from the company compounding per - share value over a number of years.
I also took that opportunity to do a
big re-balance: I've had a mix of TD e-series and ETFs for a while now, in part because the e-series are easier to
buy on autopilot, or in small pieces as the market
dips (an idiosyncratic move purely for psychological comfort).
Big declines happen after momentum has already weakened, which means that there aren't enough investors / traders to «
buy the
dip».
When we break the 50 day moving average by 1 % when the market
dips below the moving average by less than 1 % you
buy, when it hits 3 % below sell always
buy when we break moving average by 1 % to the upside this strategy will save you all the
big losses, and help to see most of the gains.
But since everything always goes up, and even small
dips are
big buying opportunities for these algos, machine learning teaches algos precisely that, and it becomes a self - propagating machine, until something trips a limit somewhere.»
But unlike those
big - time productions,
Buy the
Dip targets an audience more closely familiar with the mad world of cryptocurrency and blockchain: it is a production for cryptocurrency enthusiasts, made by cryptocurrency enthusiasts — and that is precisely what excites me about this short.
The market gets increasingly tricky to read when banks swoop in to
buy big on the
dip, he says.