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December 21, 2022

It’s Time to Buy the Excessive Fear in These Top Stocks by Ian Cooper

Swing Trading: The Buy and Sell Setup by Oliver Velez

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It’s Time to Buy the Excessive Fear in These Top Stocks
by Ian Cooper

The market downturn has created some impressive opportunities.

In fact, we’ve found quite a few in growth stocks, where companies are expected to increase their profits at faster than average rates.

After all, “The flight from growth stocks makes for a great opportunity for investors to be greedy while others are fearful, as Warren Buffett famously implored investors to do. And over the longer-term, the pendulum still remains on the side of growth stocks despite their recent losses. Growth stocks have gained an average of 223% over the last decade, compared to 143% gains for value stocks,” according to Insider Monkey.

That being said, here are three top growth stocks to consider.

Block Inc. (SQ)

Block is a major name in the fintech space with an ecosystem of financial products. One of those products is the fast-growing Cash App, which is used to send and receive payments. It even offers other financial services, such as banking and trading. With it, Block is set up for substantial growth ahead.

Swing Trading: The Buy and Sell Setup
by Oliver Velez

Know Exactly How to Play the Market Trend

We know the two foundational keys; the market's basic unit and the only three trends in existence. Based on this concept, I have identified the instances in which we want to buy or to short the stock. Once we're in a well-defined uptrend known as stage two, all pullbacks are buyable. Once we're in a well-defined downtrend known as stage four, all rallies are shortable. If we are in a sideways trend known as stage one, stage three, or a pause that refreshes, we know that the bottom of the consolidation is buyable and the top of the consolidation shortable. The question we have now to answer is HOW do we buy or short and exactly where. To answer this question we use the buy and sell setup.

The Buy and Sell Setup in an Uptrend

Let's begin discussing how to use the Buy Setup when the stock is in the uptrend, or stage two. Remember that it is a requirement of our uptrend that the stock makes a new recent high.

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