Top Dip-Buy Strategies from a 6-Figure Trader

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As a trader, you probably hear the term ‘dip buy’ a lot. So whether you’re murky on what it means or how to do it, Kyle Williams is here today to help. Kyle will break it all down and show you what to look for with this trading strategy.

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Dip buys can set up at any time during the trading day. But usually, the best time to look for and trade this setup is in the morning. Point blank, it can increase your odds of executing this kind of trade well.

So how do you find stocks to dip buy? First, look for a stock that’s red on the day and down at least 20% — the more it’s down, the better. Basically, you want to look for extreme panic. Watch that level two ... watch for that bounce. You want to buy into that, and then your stop is just a fail.

Once it breaks that previous low, that's your stop.

Remember, if you dip buy a stock that’s down 50% or 60% ... it can still go lower. It’s important to have discipline. Sometimes these stocks will firm up and get a little perky. And then they slam down again. So you gotta keep that stop at that previous low.

While learning this strategy, start with small stocks so you don’t get wrecked. There’s no perfect way to learn this strategy. You have to just do it. You gotta learn from your own experience. There will be some slippage. All traders lose at some point. Accept that now and adjust your mindset accordingly.

Here’s what's great about the dip buy: it’s like a self-fulfilling prophecy. It’s great for newer traders because it’s crystal clear. It offers a clear risk/reward because of that morning low. But so many traders use this strategy. So if you're gonna experiment with this … realize that once it hits that low again, everybody’s out.

That low is your stop, right? It means game over for this play. You can't stay in the trade! Don’t be the bagholder. It’s not coming back.

Just like any trading strategy, it takes practice, patience, and experience. Study all you can and keep your risk to a minimum. In time, you’ll learn to love this strategy.


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