Hi all, as always this video is meant to be EDUCATIONAL about how to use some of the really cool TradingView tools. Don't worry too much about any stocks that might be mentioned in the video. They are just examples. By the time you watch this video circumstances may have changed and totally different stocks might appear - or none at all. The goal for you is to find your own path. Work out what criteria is important to you, and have fun with it. Experiment. Add different values. Add different filters. Be stricter. Be looser. Do what makes sense for you. Think of it as a fun way to help spot stocks you might be interested in and can add to your watch list and perform further research on.
Some sites I have made or use you might like to check out.
TradingView (best charting tool): www.tradingview.com/?aff_id=13323
SuperTrail (indicator I made to help find stop loss levels): supertrail.io/
Higher Highs (site I made to find trending stocks): higherhighs.com/
InteractiveBrokers (sophisticated broker I use): ibkr.com/referral/angus707
HelloStake (simple brokerage free broker I use): hellostake.com/r/angusm756
For this video, I just thought I would share one super simple way that you might be able to use the TradingView screener to look for companies that have been more significantly sold off than others and - [b]IF[/b] - they do recover to their old previous highs which ones might have more upside potential to them.
I am only using Market Cap to sort them initially in this example, but you might like to add in financials or filter them by industries or sectors or whatever your own personal criteria is.
Who knows which way the market or individual stocks will continue to go. Recover or Collapse. The goal for this exercise is to simply end up with a list of stocks that you would like to keep an eye on or discuss with your professional advisor to evaluate further and to be ready for when you think its time to re-enter the market or re-balance your existing holdings.
Hope you found it useful.
zAngus
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