Hello, folks! I’m Barrie Einarson from Trade Ideas. Today, we’ll delve into an engaging edition of “What Makes This Trade Great.” We’ve been receiving numerous inquiries on how our AI, namely Holly, can be effectively utilized during the famous “test drive”. To answer these questions, let’s explore a recent example from the market. Today’s trade highlight is ATSG (Air Transport Services Group, Inc).

The transaction picked for today’s discussion is where we received an alert at a price of $15.95 to short sell ATSG’s stocks. Feel free to explore my Home Page, where you can acquire Trade Ideas scanners at a discounted price of Use Promo Code

Understanding Holly’s Functioning on a Real Example

Notably, there was only a small price hike after the alert and our system predicted it right. Would you like to know what transpired next? ATSG’s stock price dwindled drastically down to $14.61 from $15.95. It’s a pretty impressive call from Holly, isn’t it?

However, after reaching the lower price point, the price experienced a dainty surge again before decreasing back to $14.91. But guess what? Holly was smart enough to anticipate the price fluctuation.

Traders often show concern when they miss the initial alert. They get a tad perturbed and express, “Oh! I missed it–the golden opportunity to win!” But folks, did you realize that you can skillfully use our AI like a watch list?

Happy Observation and Nominal Monitoring with AI

In case you’ve missed the first alert, it’s alright. Keep your calm, and don’t be upset. Careful monitoring would show that the trading price had escalated back to the initial alert level. Then, what?

You could have grabbed it once again right there. And voila! You’d witness virtually the same downward trend. Plus, who knows, it might not exhibit an upward pullback this time. It might persist in its downward movement since there’s still some capacity for it.

Remember, it’s an earnings play, which means it has a good possibility of being active throughout the day. This exemplifies how our AI, Holly, can act as a watch list, informing you about pricing points to make a choice. Missing the maiden option need not grieve you. You can set a price alert right at the original entry to see when it hits.

In this assigned case, implementing it would have been splendid. Therefore, the secondary charting method would be just great!

Alright, everyone, it’s time to jump back into the trading room. Let’s continue this discussion in our next post. Have a fantastic evening, and we’ll catch up tomorrow. Bye!