I wanted to break down why I absolutely love adding to losers — when done the right way. If you caught my alerts Monday morning, then you may have seen that I was down big on Electronic Arts (EA).
But instead of panicking, I took a step back and asked myself: Why is this stock selling off?
Turns out, it wasn’t EA’s fault…
The entire market was down, with the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) dropping over 2%. So, what did I do? I added to my position.
Fast forward, EA rallied and then I was up over $1,700 on the day — after being down more than $3,000 earlier. This is why understanding why a stock is moving is key. Here’s what else I covered in the video:
🎮 EA’s Sell-Off – Took advantage of the dip for a 26% gain.
👟 Missed Nike Opportunity – Sold too soon, missed a 50% rally.
🦾 Palantir Calls – Grabbed them at a discount, turned a quick 20% profit.
💻 AMD Example – Used low-volume dips for a cheaper entry before earnings.
🚫 When Not to Add – Weekly calls on Nvidia? Hard pass.
Next time you’re in the red, ask yourself if it’s the stock or the market. If it’s the market, it might be time to load up!
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