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What's the purpose of a handle in a CwH?
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To shake out weak holders.
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You see a cup on a chart. There are valid ones and invalid ones. What is the key factor that makes a cup valid?
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It must have a prior runup of 30%
* IPO's are an exception
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What is a Follow Through Day (FTD)?
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When a major index (DOW, NASDAQ) goes up 1.7% on higher volume than the day before.
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How reliable are FTD's (Follow Through Days)?
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They work 70% of the time.
They fail 30% of the time.
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Which of IBD's stock patterns is most associated with the big winner stocks?
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CwH - Cup with Handle
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What is a Base on Base formation?
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When a stock runs up less than 20% and consolidates again.
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What does CAN SLIM stand for?
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C- Current EPS
A- Annual EPS
N- New
S- Supply and Demand
L- Leader/laggard
I- Institutional Sponsorship
M- Market
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Say more about the C in CAN SLIM(TM):
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- Stands for Current EPS
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- Triple digit even better
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What are the types of bases according to IBD?
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- CwH - Cup with Handle
- Cup without Handle
- Saucer with Handle
- Double Bottom
- Flat Base
- Ascending Base
- Base on Base
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Say more about the A in CAN SLIM(TM):
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- Stands for Annual EPS
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What is the minimum length of a CwH?
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7 weeks
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What is the maximum length of a CwH?
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65 weeks
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What should happen to volume in a proper handle?
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It should dry up.
(Handles should be quiet).
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What is the maximum correction of a valid cup?
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The correction from peak to trough should be
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What is a Saucer with Handle?
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Like a CwH, but the correction is only 12-20%
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