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gather dozens of large cap stocks on a watchlist.....when their quarterly reports come out, and the stock drops, buy $10K worth, because the next day it will rebound, but be ready to sell that day, because the rebound will be short-lived
A technique which might work better is to take a page of stock listings from the newspaper every day, tape it to the wall, throw a dart at it and buy the stock the dart hit.
First L
may or may not.
Large cap has influences on the market also. if there is bad new on the large cap, the market goes with it. And you may buy into a downward trend and may not rebound for a while. Then you are stuck for a while.
valcon
Your strategy sounds aggressive. I suspect it will work if you can be sure we are in a bull market. The problem is at present the market looks extended....
Why don't you test out an alternative strategu ? At the start of every year/quarter, find out the worst performing 10 stocks during the previous year/quarter and buy a small basket of them. If you want to be safe, add in a quick financial scan to ascertain if they have the balance sheet to withstand more adverse situations.
cmeduck
A better strategy would be to simply buy a stock when it announces a stock split and hold it until a couple days after the split
Jeff
http://www.best-stock-trading-systems.com/internet_stock_investing.html
Some Dude
no that isn't crazy it's stupid. to purchase and sell you will be charged a commission every time, unless you can get a roundtrip commission. In either case you'll lose much more on those commissions than you will gain on the false and unlikely assumption that the stock will rebound, let alone in one day.
The market punishes poor earnings and rewards good earnings, and its not gonna be just for a day.
vegas_iwish
The reports are often old news before out. Yes - crazy.
Robert J
The only problem with that is that you're making a presumption that stocks will always rebound the next day on bad news. While this is the case in some instances, you'll often find that stocks will continue to decline for multiple days, especialy if forward-looking guidance is negative.
I see what your thinking, and have had the same thought myself, but you'll probably lose money with this strategy
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