Justin Nielsen is the Director of Stock Market Research at Investor’s Business Daily. He specializes in finance, trading, commodities and futures, as well as personal finance, providing insights and analysis across these interconnected areas. Justin's work has been featured in Investor's Business Daily, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, EIN Presswire, and MSN.
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By: Justin Nielsen
Locking in gains early isn't "leaving money on the table" if your money finds a better home.
By: Justin Nielsen
Being precise with entries and methodical with stops, helps trades become successful. Here's how we handles TTMI stock for a quick gain.
Being precise with entries and methodical with stops, helps trades become successful. Even if they're short in duration.
Eli Lilly is no stranger to the ranks of strong leaders. From the end of 2019 through July 2024, Eli Lilly gained more than 600% with a compound annual growth rate over 55%. Eli Lilly started as a half position but on the follow-up strength the next day, we brought it to a full position (4).
By: Justin Nielsen
After starting with an ETF to participate in a security software stocks move, here's why we shifted to individual stocks like Palo Alto stock.
By: Justin Nielsen
Vita Coco gave us a nice quick swing trade while volatility made the market uncertain. By keeping the trade quick, we kept it profitable.
Vita Coco came public in 2021 and has already established a solid record of earnings and sales growth. COCO might not have gotten attention like the big moves in tech stocks, but it was still posting solid gains and showing relative strength vs. the S&P 500.
For swing trading, we certainly don't stay put. As June ushered in a rotation in the stock market, we went from focusing on the AI leadership to areas that might have been less favored but showing promise. Woodward was among stocks that didn't participate in the AI fueled rally.
By: Justin Nielsen
Rotation hit the Magnificent Seven as well as the market. Apple came out on top.
By: Justin Nielsen
With a highest possible IBD Composite Rating of 99, here's why Apple is back on top of our swing trading setup list in the megacap universe. Like for many tech stocks, June was a rough month for Apple. On July 2, Apple bounced strongly from its 50-day line and overcame resistance around 300 (1).
