This Pattern Repeats! The Next Opportunity:

by | Oct 3, 2024

Hey traders, it’s Bryce here.

ATTENTION: The last four Fridays, our mentor Tim Sykes bought shares for a weekend trade and rode the momentum into Monday morning for profits.

Take a look:

Source: Profit.ly

Source: Profit.ly

Source: Profit.ly

Source: Profit.ly

This email hits your inbox on Thursday.

You’ve got 24 hours to prepare for this Friday’s top trade entry … 

This Friday’s Trade

There are only a handful of stocks that could follow our weekend pattern. But there are thousands of stocks moving everyday.

Don’t worry, I have a solution.

Traders in our community use a specific set of factors to whittle down the list to a few potential weekend runners.

This is the scan that we build in StocksToTrade:

  • A float lower than 10 million shares.
      • The low supply helps prices spike higher when demand increases.
  • A price between $0 and $5.
      • Cheap stocks can spike higher from a percent perspective. And we can load up on the shares because they’re cheap.
  • A trading volume of more than 1 million shares.
      • This shows us healthy liquidity and overall popularity of the spike.
      • There NEEDS to be a reason for the spike. Fuel for the rocket, you know??
  • A spike of at least 20%.
    • If it can spike 20%, it can spike higher. Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust Inc. (NASDAQ: WHLR) spiked 160%* on Wednesday this week … 

Once we have eyes on the hottest stocks in the market, we wait for the price action to set up into the afternoon … 

This is a great aspect of the weekend pattern. We don’t have to wake up super early or skip work to make this trade. Just make sure you’re paying attention around 3 P.M. Eastern.

Watch Tim Sykes’ video below for the specific price action that we look for:

You don’t have to worry about trading today, Thursday … There’s no need to complicate things. 

Just focus on Friday’s weekend pattern.

One good trade a week could make all the difference for your account!

Cheers,

Bryce Tuohey

 

 

 

*Past performance does not indicate future results