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To my wonderful mother and father, and my amazing
dog, Chili

To Chip, who will be remembered for his sharp wit, his

love of cats, and for creating a simple but successful
commodity trading system
CONTENTS

Preface

PART ONE
The Art of Buying

1 Find Winning Stocks

2 Buying Strategies and Tactics

PART TWO
Technical Indicators and Oscillators

3 Moving Averages
4 MACD
5 RSI
6 Bollinger Bands
7 Stochastics
8 Candlesticks

PART THREE
Trend and Momentum Strategies

9 Short-Term Trend Trading

10 Momentum Trading

PART FOUR
High-Risk, High-Reward Trading Strategies
 11 Day Trading Strategies
12 Trading Gaps
13 Cryptocurrencies
14 Penny Stocks

PART FIVE
Corrections, Crashes, and Bear Markets

15 Selling Short
16 Bear Market Strategies
17 How Pros Manage Bear Markets

PART SIX
Selling Stocks and Options

18 The Art of Selling

19 Selling Covered Call Options
Parting Advice: What You Can Do Now
Resources
Indicator Glossary
Acknowledgments
Index
PREFACE
What You Need to Know First

I
want to thank you for taking the time to buy my book, a follow-
up to my bestselling book Understanding Stocks. I wanted to
write a book for traders and investors who are no longer
beginners, which is how this book was created. In the first book, I
taught you the basics, including how to buy and sell stocks and use
fundamental and technical analysis.
In this book, I have taken it up a few notches, digging deeper into
indicators and oscillators, exploring buying and selling tactics, and
also introducing a variety of strategies aimed at sophisticated traders
and investors. I am excited about writing a book for those who are
looking for higher-level strategies, tools, and ideas.
Don’t worry: I continue to explain the concepts in the same
friendly tone and understandable language that helped make my
other financial books so successful. I write this book as if we are
having a conversation at the kitchen table.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

You are in the right place if you know the basics and want to learn
more about the stock market. As always with my other books, I try
to make this book educational as well as entertaining. My goal is to
save you time and money while teaching you ways to increase
income and build wealth.
Before writing this book, I spent years testing and evaluating the
stock market. I approached the stock market like a scientist,
conducting numerous experiments to determine what worked, and
what didn’t. As a result of my research, I was able to bring new
insights and ideas to writing this book. I am very eager to share
what I learned with you.
My goal is to help you gain a deeper understanding of the stock
market so you can increase profits over the short or long term. I
took the classes, read the books, watched the videos, and talked to
dozens of pros. I also invested and traded stocks, and along the
way, I’ve made many mistakes, which I will help you to avoid.
The bottom line is that you are reading this book because you
want to make money. One of the best ways to make that happen is
by participating in the stock market, as either an investor or trader.
By the time you finish this book, you should have learned a variety
of different methods and strategies to succeed.

STOCK MARKET RISKS

As your author, a job I take seriously, I want you to know that you
need to know both the benefits and the risks of participating in the
stock market. There are risks when you trade or invest, just as there
are risks with anything else associated with the financial markets.
Although you can never eliminate all risks, there are ways to
minimize them. That means if you lose money in the market,
although painful, it won’t be devastating to your portfolio. That is
why learning how to limit losses is so important.
I am also realistic. Unfortunately, the market is not a fairy
godmother that can solve all your financial obligations. Most of the
time, stocks are an excellent investment. However, I also know that
if you choose the wrong stock, or if the market drops, or if there is a
correction, you can lose money.
That is why one of my main goals is to help protect your stock
positions from large losses. You don’t want to be a sitting duck,
which is why I will show you some of the clues to look for before the
market falls. I’ll even show you how to profit from market pullbacks
and plunges.
HOW THE BOOK IS ORGANIZED
In Part One, you learn buying strategies as well as ways to find
winning stocks. In fact, the ability to find potential winners is the
first step in your journey as a short-term trader or investor.
I discuss the most useful indicators and oscillators in Part Two,
from moving averages to stochastics, including how they generate
specific buy and sell signals. I gained additional insights by
interviewing many of the creators of the most popular indicators,
which I share with you.
We’ll cover trend following and momentum trading strategies in
Part Three. I also included specific technical signals to help with buy
and sell decisions. Many traders use one or both of these strategies,
which is the reason I examine both the benefits and risks of each
method.
Anyone interested in high-risk, high-reward strategies will enjoy
Part Four. That’s when I introduce day trading, trading gaps,
cryptocurrencies, and penny stocks. While these strategies are not
for everyone, learning how they work may be useful. For many, they
are pure entertainment.
Because a bear market, correction, or crash is always looming, I
want you to be prepared. In Part Five, I share the methods you
should use not only to survive during volatile market environments,
but to thrive. As an added bonus, I discuss how market pros, from
seasoned investors to short sellers, handle bear markets. Speaking
of short selling, I show you how to do it.
Part Six addresses tactics and strategies for selling stocks and
options, what I call the art of selling. To close out the book, I discuss
how to sell covered calls. This easy-to-learn options strategy is ideal
for anyone who owns stock and wants to rent that stock to others.
Even if you have no interest in using options, this strategy will be
there if you’re looking for income and cash flow.
In closing, I offer some parting advice on what to do next, along
with good sources of further information and a glossary of
indicators.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET STARTED
There has never been a better time to learn about and participate in
the stock market. You have access to new technology, tools, and
equipment that previous generations could only dream about.
Most importantly, by the time you finish this book, you will know
when to enter and exit, when to buy and sell, and how to avoid the
traps that ensnare most traders. There are many more strategies to
learn, but at a minimum, my goal is to give you the information
needed to succeed as a twenty-first-century trader or investor.

HOW TO CONTACT ME
Thanks again for taking the time to read my book. I appreciate that
of all the books you could have chosen, you chose mine. I will do my
best to make you happy with that decision.
My goal is to show you how to make a decent amount of money
(a sum that varies for each person) on your own, so you don’t have
to rely on me or anyone else.
I also hope that I inspire you to learn more about the stock
market the same way that I did. Finally, if you have questions about
my book or notice any errors, feel free to e-mail me at
[email protected], or visit my website, www.michaelsincere.com.
I always enjoy hearing from you, and I’ll try to answer promptly.
Now let’s get to work—there is a lot to learn!
 PART ONE

THE ART OF BUYING

I
n this book, I am going to act as your personal tour guide,
showing you many different paths to helping you achieve
your financial goals. The first step in this process is
identifying which stocks to buy.
Not everyone realizes it, but there is an art to buying stocks.
The scientific aspect of the stock market is technical analysis,
which you will learn about in Part Two. The “artistic” part
includes not only interpreting the signals correctly but making
the right trade at the right time. In Part One, I will show you
many helpful tactics and strategies.
The hard part of trading is not just making a profit but
keeping that profit. This is a challenge for all market
participants. For example, let’s say that two great stock pickers,
Warren Buffett and Peter Lynch, told you that they liked a
company, YYYY Manufacturing (not a real company), because its
earnings were expected to substantially increase over the next
several years. They recommend that you buy YYYY stock.
The next morning after the market opens, you sign into your
account and buy 400 shares of YYYY. Guess what? The odds are
very good that one month from today, instead of making the
huge profits you dreamed about, you will have lost money. How
is this possible?
This story is common among traders. Traders and investors
often buy good stocks, but at the wrong time. Others buy at a
good time but watch all their profits disappear because they
ignored the sell signals. Others buy stocks and lose patience
and sell right before the stock price takes off.
I’ll tell you the truth: While it’s easy to teach the scientific
part of trading (technical and fundamental analysis), it’s a
challenge to teach how to buy and sell for profits. For example,
if you get too emotionally involved with a stock or misread the
technical signals, your outcome is likely to be poor.
The good news is that you can improve your trading skills
with practice, and the right trading book (I wonder which one!).
No one said it’s easy to make a profit, but I will explain how to
do so. As you’ll also discover, potential winners are everywhere.
The key is knowing how to separate the wheat from the chaff,
the winners from the losers.
You may be asking, if it’s so easy to find winners, why isn’t
everyone making money in the stock market? Good question. By
the end of the book, I hope you will join that fortunate group of
traders and investors who not only find winning stocks but also
earn money from them.
And now, let’s get started learning how to find winning
stocks.

Note: I assume you already know the mechanics of how to

enter orders to buy and sell stocks. If not, the step-by-step
procedures are thoroughly discussed in my previous book,
Understanding Stocks.
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