Sentences with phrase «waiting on a correction»

This applies to waiting on a correction, but it also applies to general investing strategies.

Not exact matches

But, what the investor can do is put this stock on his or her watch list and wait for the inevitable correction.

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Unless you have a big profit cushion in a position and can hold through a 20 % to 30 % price correction without feeling too much pressure, it may be wise to raise the stop prices on any open positions you are holding (then wait for lower risk re-entry points to emerge).

I will teach you how to recognize trends early on, then wait for a correction in price, get in with the cheapest price possible, and ride the second or third leg of a trend before we bail as everything collapses shortly after.

Sideways price action is also known as a «correction by time,» so we patiently waited on the sidelines for the ideal time to buy.

«Since we never know when risky behavior will bring on a market correction, I'm going to issue a warning today rather than wait until one is upon us,» Marks wrote.

Right now I'm sitting on cash and waiting to buy when the market makes a small correction

If I were sitting on 100 % cash, I would wait until the correction.

Therefore I'm happy to sit on my cash and wait for a correction / crash.

I am still waiting for a correction on the approval letter and it says that after Sept 19 the contract is not valid.

The idea of waiting it out means you have to make a wild guess on when to get back into stocks in the future and historically, the best times to buy back into stocks after corrections are when things look the worst.

I've been sitting on almost $ 200,000 in a money - market fund for several years waiting for «the big correction.»

I'm currently waiting on the sideline for my next purchase as I am waiting for a stock correction or roughly 10 %.

So I'm stating my interpretation and waiting for correction from those who are all up to speed on this.