TRADING TIPS

JPM Trade with Stop and Target

Hubert Senters here. Had a question from a viewer what I thought about JP Morgan. JP Morgan looks ok. There’s better stock to trade in my opinion but I can see the allure to want to trade it because when you look right here you’ve got a low, a high, a higher low, a higher, higher and a higher low so. It’s acting decent. It’s not just acting fantastic. If you were to force me to trade it I would obviously go long because it’s above the cloud. I would go long like $103.52 or better. Stop would be around $99 so you’re not going to risk too much on it. And then the overall target I’ve go to would be like $113 to $114. I’m going to be hosting a special webinar Wednesday, September 9th at 7PM EST. ”Discover How To Invest In Hot New Companies Before They Go Public. They Could Go On To Become The Next Uber, Facebook, Tesla or Zoom.” I’m going to be doing a webinar showing you how you can do it Wednesday, September 9th at 7PM EST. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video. Hubert.

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