Days is probably too granular tbh. I could see finding swing undervalued swing targets that pay off in weeks or months though. The platform is rooted more in fundamental analysis, which banks more on financial metrics that only move once per quarter.
I don’t believe that Is the right question. I lost 20% on Smci, at one point. Which increased to over double my original price. Stayed in. While other times a stock dropped 20% and I got out. Look for red flags, sell out when you see them.
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Hallo.. can i See the fair Value in the stock in the seeking alpha like fast graghs?
thanks
No, they do not offer a fair value assessment like Morningstar. However, you can compare against 3 year averages and future valuation projections.
Any recommendations for technical analysis screeners?
Take a look at tradingview.com I believe they have a free trial.
Would you recommend seeking alpha for swing trading (days/weeks trades)?
Days is probably too granular tbh. I could see finding swing undervalued swing targets that pay off in weeks or months though. The platform is rooted more in fundamental analysis, which banks more on financial metrics that only move once per quarter.
Could you use it to Day Trade or do 3-5 Day Swing trades? Or are these only long term? Thanks.
Honestly I think it is best for longer term. The quant formula does incorporate momentum but you're still looking at 30-90 days for projected return.
how much % usually you allow for stop loss?
I don’t believe that Is the right question. I lost 20% on Smci, at one point. Which increased to over double my original price. Stayed in. While other times a stock dropped 20% and I got out. Look for red flags, sell out when you see them.
Any tipranks discount code please
No sales going on right now unfortunately.