TRADING TIPS

WMT Sell Signals

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at Walmart so Walmart went into almost an official. Let me zoom in here. It’s almost to sell on a daily. Now, if you don’t want to wait for it to go on a sell on a daily. You can always sneak in there a little bit so. You can sneak on a 60 minute timeframe. And as you can see for several days Walmart has been below the cloud so that it will tell you it’s probably going to lower. For this timeframe for a 60 minute I would hold it for three to five days to the down side. Now, if you’re a day trader you may not want to hold stuff over and that’s especially with the volatility. And what you’ll do as soon as you see the sell signal on a 10 minute candlestick chart on a cloud chart on a 10 minute. You will short there and then you will have to cover the next day and then you just have to re-establish. I’m going to be covering this in detail tomorrow on a live webinar at 9AM EST. I’m going to HYPERLINK you to the registration form. Good luck. Hope it helps. See you on the next video.

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