The following two sentences summarize my entire approach to trading stocks…
If they don’t want it, then I don’t want it.
But if they want it badly, then I want it badly!
This is the basis of the unique strategy I use in my premium Stealth Trades research service.
Let me explain…
Price-earnings (PE) ratios, dividend yields, economic outlooks… I just don’t care.
One thing, and one thing only, makes stocks go up – Demand.
An asset must be in demand and aggressively bought by large institutional investors. Period.
That’s it… That’s the only thing that makes stock prices increase.
But the opposite is also true.
Heavy supply is what sends stock prices plummeting.
An abundance of sellers wishing to exit their positions is what sends prices lower.
The Only Thing That Matters
Many investors try to outsmart the market. They have a need to be right.
They believe that studying company fundamentals, forecasting Federal Reserve decisions and guessing earnings numbers will give them an edge in the market.
This is simply not true.
Even if you are “right” about a company’s earnings or how much sales are growing, the stock simply cannot rise without willing buyers.
Supply and demand. That’s all that matters. That is the driving force behind everything from common stocks to fine art.
Think about it like this… How much does someone else want it?
Are there more people wanting to buy than people wishing to sell?
And what does the market believe this asset is worth?
Keep It Simple
You may not think a 1,000 square-foot condo in Manhattan is worth $2 million…
Or that a digital image of a “bored ape” is worth even more… I certainly don’t.
But our beliefs don’t matter.
All that matters is what someone else is willing to pay for it.
And that is why I stick to the simple approach of following the money and focusing on stocks that are in demand.
If they don’t want it, then I don’t want it.
But if they want it badly, then I want it badly!
And it’s this approach that has continued to serve Stealth Trades members well over the years…
Embrace the surge,
Ross Givens
Editor, Stock Surge Daily