Why You MUST Respect the Short Squeeze

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In trading, particularly with low-priced stocks, you often hear about the late-day squeeze, the Friday squeeze, and the low-float squeeze. You may know the definition — but what do they actually look like? Today, Tim Bohen shows you great examples of each ... with charts!

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Short squeezes are definitely one of our favorites in trading. So how the heck do you spot them?

First, you want a stock with a history of spiking and running. Then, look at the stats. With low-float stocks, look at anything under a float of 10 million — the lower the better. Remember: you want that float rotation, which is supply and demand. And it shows you there's more demand than supply.

Connect the stock to a trend or story … see if it has news. That’s what smart traders do. The biggest thing to focus on in pre-market is that float rotation. A dip at the open is called a weak open. Then you get that reclaim of the high of the day. Keep an eye on the volume. Once you have that float rotation and the high-of-day break, the squeeze is on!

Why now? This tells you that everyone who shorted this stock in pre-market is now underwater. Now you’ll start to see panic buying. Panic buying from short-sellers creates big spikes. So even if you missed it, there will probably be another trade later in the day.

If you're in a low-priced stock, most traders wanna be out for the weekend. That’s highly recommended, by the way. Then you can focus and prep for Monday.

Look for those panic points for the short-sellers. They repeat over and over again. That's how you can catch these big moves. You wanna be agile, trade key levels, and get in and out quickly. And that can help minimize your risk because you're not holding overnight, you're not holding losers.

This pattern can be awesome for FOMO traders. Why? There’s the potential for multiple spikes and opportunities for trades throughout the day.


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