AMC Stock 2.0 up 50%: Too late to chase the rally?
In this video, we will be covering on the short squeeze sequel which seems to be a repeat of what happened in early 2021.
Is this time going to be any different and what is the key indicator to tell if the party is coming to an end?
We also cover on how to position yourself conservatively when buying into highly volatile meme stocks.
Lastly, we talk about a potential stock that could become the successor to the current King of Meme stocks, AMC.
Do also check out the AMC video on naked short selling.
15 mins Incorporating a trailing stop in your Meme strategy
19:15 mins Tools to help you spot the next trending name
2:00 mins What happened last week to Meme stonks
2.40 mins AMC rocketing ..again
5:00 mins Short interests on Meme stocks
7:25 mins Experts have paper hands!!!
8:51 mins What to look out for when the party ends.
12:30 mins Meme back in Vogue
13 mins Position sizing into Memes
22 mins What makes the ideal candidate for a short squeeze
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