Here’s When You Should Look To Trade From Both Sides
What goes up must come
down? Well, not necessarily—but when a stock puts in a sizable
trading range in the first hour, quite often there will be opportunities from
trading ‘contra’ to the original position taken.
For instance, in today’s trade I came in with a
condensed watchlist of possible longs. Silicon Labs
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one of those names based on closing prices and what technically had occurred in
Friday’s trade. So, when the issue set itself up on the intraday chart…..
09:44:39
Intraday Setup Alert
Silicon Labs (SLAB)
‘filled the gap’ on the extended 60-minute chart in Friday’s trade. With the
stock now poised to move higher, up .72 at 53.01, continuation longs might be
considered thru the 15-minute consolidation highs of 53.14.
Yes, it was a very nice way to wake up to a fresh
week of opportunity—but, SLAB wasn’t done with providing trade
entries. SLAB, it turns out, provided potential short entries after failing
against intraday pattern extension resistance levels. I guess with a name like
SLAB, it’s always possible to fall like a rock…at least on an intraday basis.