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Traded Value$Sandisk(SNDK.US)Congratulations to the Sandisk warriors who were stuck in the tree for successfully getting out. God loves you, so he sent you a helicopter.
You're out now, be content, the risks are getting higher. This stock is too irrational, completely detached from fundamentals, entirely controlled by emotions, and the main players' job is to add fuel to the fire. Although there's still room to rise, the risks are now uncontrollable.
$Sandisk(SNDK.US) Next week's trading advice.
Warriors who bought at the high point, don't be afraid, hold on, 100% will break even, but the rise won't be as fast as before the earnings report. However, due to the positive cycle impact, it can still rise for at least 2 more months.
But during the holding process, pay attention to the product price trend. If the price stabilizes, the stock price will peak. Then it will be a sideways fluctuation. It's best to take profits before the Q2 earnings report is released.
U.S. stocks have no limit on rises or falls, and short-term negative news for individual stocks usually adjusts within 1-2 days, just like Sandisk fell from a 25% rise to flat on Friday. This is the adjustment of profit-taking, and it was pulled back up at the close:
1. Short energy exhausted, the cost of pulling up is relatively low.
2. The bullish sentiment is still there, just the main force has changed.
Since its launch, every wave of rise has been a relay race of changing main forces, and Friday was no exception. There are still big funds bullish, making the last cycle.
The situation next week is unclear. I think it's highly likely to fluctuate and adjust. The main force will cash in on intraday price differences, reduce costs, lock in holders at high points, and wash out weak holders at low points.
But it's not ruled out that there will be a downward adjustment or a rise, because this period is sensitive, and both possibilities exist.
If you are trapped at a high point, I have a few suggestions:
1. If you have strong risk tolerance, hold firmly and wait to break even and profit, but you need to set a stop loss or use options for protection.
2. If you have weak risk tolerance and are fully invested, based on the night market situation, sell half at a high point to free up some funds to do T to reduce costs or invest in other stocks with higher win rates.
3. If you are trapped at a high point but not fully invested, you have more flexibility. Buy at low prices to reduce costs and profit directly. Or use idle funds to repeatedly do T.
No matter which method you use, you need to reserve some funds just in case. But if you have experience with intraday price difference operations, I think you can be bolder, but remember not to do two-way price differences.
If I were to operate myself, I would probably do a bullish price difference by buying at low points.
260201 13:02 Italian time
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