When you subscribe, to our list of rolling stocks, you will get more ideas on various ways to use Myrollingstocks lists and charts to make money. Our rolling stocks information provides you witha an updated list of stocks which go up and down between two set predictable price points. Below is an example of the information you get on US Rolling Stocks when you subscribe to myrollingstocks.com.

Stocks that exhibit a rolling pattern are known as rolling stocks or rollers. You should consider buying at the support level and selling at resistance for profit. We provide a weekly list of rolling stocks that have been rolling for at least one year. In addidition to price alerts and other tips, you will get a weekly list of 10 to 12 stocks that are rolling. For each rolling stock listed on the site, there is a graph and a table. An example of a table is

A gap in a chart is essentially an empty space between one trading period and the previous trading period. They usually form because of an important and material event that affects the security, such as an earnings surprise or a merger agreement or guidance.

This happens when there is a large-enough difference in the opening price of a trading period where that price and the subsequent price moves do not fall within the range of the previous trading period. For example, if the price of a company’s stock is trading near $40 and the next trading period opens at $45, there would be a large gap up on the chart between these two periods, as shown by the figure below.

Stocks that exhibit a rolling pattern are known as rolling stocks, rollers or channelling stocks. These stocks should be bought at their cyclic low and sold at their high for profit.

Rolling stocks a rolling stock offers at least three buying opportunities in a 12 month period which will each yield as least a 10% return.

On our site when you click on the button , you will be taken to a page which lists the stocks that are rolling. For each rolling stock listed on the site, there is a graph and a table.

Wave stocks are another name for rolling stocks.

We do not give “buy” and “sell” prices. We are strictly a research firm that provides a listing of stocks in an active channelling pattern for our customers.

Yes. The 7 percent rule states that you should stop a loss when it reaches 7 percent of starting equity. The 7 percent rule is an example of a money stop, which names the amount of money you’re willing to lose in a single trade. The 7%-8% stop-loss rule refers to cutting losses when the stock price falls 7%-8% below the purchase price.

We have sample reports listed on our website. When you click the following link  – you will see examples of the typical reports you will get when you subscribe.  When you subscribe, to our list of rolling stocks, you will get more ideas on various ways to use Myrollingstocks lists and charts to make money.

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We have a proprietary selection method. But in short, we look for stocks that have been rolling for at least one year and have an average daily volume of 100,000 shares. The rolling stock must offer at least three buying opportunities in a 12 month period which will each yield as least a 10% return.

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We have been publishing the rolling stocks list online for over 15 years.

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