Hello everyone, I’ve been hearing a lot about the trading strategy ‘Buy The Rumor, Sell The News’ lately, especially with all the market volatility. I’m curious how each of you approaches this strategy in today’s dynamic market environment. Do you tend to act on rumors early to capitalize on potential gains, or do you prefer to wait until news is confirmed before making trading decisions? And how do you manage the risks involved in such speculative moves?
With “Buy the Rumor, Sell the News,” I usually act on rumors early to capitalize before the news hits, but I stay alert for updates. Managing risks with stop-losses helps handle the volatility. It’s all about finding your balance.
Excellently said. The majority of these stocks never reach a real squeeze point. If you anticipate that hyped stocks will likely turn out to be a pump and dump, then you can certainly profit from them. Make progress along the road because it is nearly impossible to time the peaks and valleys precisely. Cut your losses early if the stock begins to decline or if you find that your entry point was excessively high. You can always re-enter when the trend turns around. When you’re first starting out, aim for a few modest wins rather than going for a home run since money makes money
Is it better to jump in on a rumor and hope for a quick profit, or is it wiser to wait for the news to break before making a move? I mean, on one hand, acting early can be super rewarding, but on the other, there’s always the risk of the rumor turning out to be false.