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Death of News: One of the Easiest Ways to Spot Big Opportunity
by Ian Cooper
Fear is a trader’s best friend.
After all, it's how some of the top investors made their fortunes.
Sir John Templeton would tell investors to buy excessive pessimism.
Warren Buffett still advised that "a climate of fear is your friend when investing; a euphoric world is your enemy." And of course, we all remember his advice to "be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful."
Baron Rothschild would tell investors, "The time to buy is when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own." He knew that very well, considering he made a small fortune buying the panic that followed the Battle of Waterloo against Napoleon.
If you can spot fear, as they did, you stand to make a fortune.
One of the best ways to do that is to spot where traders are overreacting to news.
Look at brokerage stocks for example.
Over the last few weeks, online brokerage stock took massive hits.
TD Ameritrade, E-Trade Financial, and Interactive Brokers all fell after Charles Schwab said it would cut all commissions for stock trading, ETFs and options on its mobile and web platforms. The move came just days after Interactive Brokers Group rolled out its IBKR Lite service, which also cut commissions for U.S. listed stocks and ETFs.
The news sent brokerage stocks screaming lower, as traders overreacted.
TD Ameritrade (AMTD) fell from $48 to $33
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) plummeted from nearly $54 to $45
Charles Schwab Corp. (SCHW) fell from $43 to $35
E-Trade Financial (ETFC) fell from $45 to $35
All as traders reacted to news brokers were trimming their fees.
However, once the news was priced in, and absorbed by the markets, fear lead to opportunity. Those that spotted the bottom in these stocks saw great returns.
TD Ameritrade (AMTD) would run from $33 to $39
Interactive Brokers (IBKR) ran from $45 to $48
Charles Schwab Corp. (SCHW) ran from $35 to $42
E-Trade Financial (ETFC) ran from $35 to $42
The Trick to Spotting Excessive Fear
If you pull a bungee cord too far, what happens? Eventually, it snaps back, right?
Well, the very same thing happens with stocks. If they become far too oversold, and get pulled in one direction too far, too fast, you’ll see it snap back – which is where we want to buy.
Believe it or not, it’s easy to spot.
Once we’ve spotted a stock, or even an index that fell on excessive fear, we want to look for four key technical pivot points that can lead to 85% success when they align. They include:
Bollinger Bands (2,20)
The Bands are typically placed two standard deviations above and below a moving average. For example, a trader may choose to use an intermediate-term moving average of 20 with two standard deviations above and below that average. When a stock touches or penetrates the lower band, the stock can be considered oversold.
Relative Strength (RSI) and Williams’ %R (W%R)
We can use RSI to confirm other indicators above. When RSI moves to or below its 30-line, we have an oversold condition. When Williams moves to or above the -80-line, it’s oversold.
Moving Average Convergence-Divergence (MACD)
MACD is calculated using the difference between a short-term and long-term trend and momentum behind a stock (typically 12-day and 26-day moving averages are used). With MACD, we’re simply looking for massive swings down to confirm what Bollinger Bands, Williams’ %R, and RSI are telling us.
However, each of the four indicators must align, and agree with one another for this to work.
Look at the E-Trade Financial Corp. chart again.
Going back to October 2019, we can see the stock was crushed by commission-pricing wars. However, we can also spot the exact time of excessive fear, and opportunity.
For one, in October 2019, the stock slipped to its lower Bollinger Band (2,20), and became extremely oversold. In fact, look at what happens to this same stock over the last two years. We can clearly see that each time that lower Band is touched or penetrated, the stock has tended to pivot and move higher from that point.
Then again, we never want to rely on just one indicator.
Now, look at what RSI was telling us in early October 2019. RSI was slightly below its 30-line, oversold. It was confirming what the Bollinger Band was telling us. Again, if we look back at the last two years, we can see that each time RSI was at its 30-line and the stock slipped to its lower Band, the stock would pivot higher shortly thereafter.
Massive downward swings in MACD also confirm oversold conditions. Even Williams’ %R below its 80-line is a powerful indication of an oversold situation.
Combine all three indicators with excessive news-based fear, and opportunity can be found up to 85% of the time. In fact, pull up your favorite two-year stock chart with these technical indicators, and you’ll see how easy it becomes to find opportunity.
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