Getting cheaper fills on your trades…
In this video, you’ll learn how to identify if a stock, ETF, or futures contract has gone “parabolic.”
What the heck does that even mean?
Determining whether a stock, ETF, or futures contract is parabolic means identifying if that symbol or contract is overextended. Has that symbol or contract reached a level where price is unsustainable? A stock can move swiftly to the upside, but does that mean it’s parabolic/overextended?
It’s an important question because this is where you’re going to find the pullbacks, also known as… buying opportunities!
So, how do you measure if something has gone parabolic?
Check out this video where I’ll walk you through the basic math, using historical volatility, that will answer this important question…
Has this stock, ETF, or futures contract gone parabolic? Check it out.
