Reviewing a cracking 3 months of trade ideas
- garth039
- Apr 12, 2024
- 3 min read
By Garth Mackenzie (12 April 2024)
It’s been 3 months since the new TradersCorner.London website was officially launched and I decided to take a look back at all of the trading calls made in 2024 to date.
Those of you who know me and have followed my work for a long time will know that I’m generally humble and won’t blow my own trumpet. I know just how quickly the market can humiliate arrogance. But I can’t help being pleased with the trading calls that I’ve published so far this year.
23 actionable trading ideas
19 winners
4 losers
That’s an 83% win rate.
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Here’s a review of all 23 actionable trade ideas that we’ve shared with subscribers since the start of 2024, winners and losers:
9 January 2024: Harmony Gold. Buy weakness to 50dma.
4 March 2024: Harmony Gold setting up for a breakout above R120.
8 January 2024: Mondi historically stretched from 50dma. Likely to mean revert lower.
9 January 2024: Platinum shares vulnerable to weakness.
But we don’t get them all right…..
11 January 2024: Spar setting up to break above R120.00.
12 January 2024: Stor-Age setting up a wedge. Break higher coming?
23 January 2024: Naspers, stretched below 50dma. Mean reversion rally coming?
24 January 2024: Mr Price setting up for a breakout above R160.00
This one fizzled out for breakeven…
30 January 2024: Growthpoint set to play catch-up with peers?
6 February 2024: Reinet set to break higher after recent consolidation.
12 February 2024: Brent Oil setting up for a break above $84.00.
14 February 2024: AngloGold heading back down to R300? (That didn’t happen)
27 February 2024: XLE Energy ETF setting up for a breakout above $86.00.
5 March 2024: Bidvest historically slips lower after a push post March earnings. Watch for a gap close.
11 March 2024: Kumba looking vulnerable to breaking lower.
13 March 2024: Firstrand vulnerable to breaking lower through descending triangle.
14 March 2024: Brent Oil on the cusp of a breakout.
19 March 2024: Capitec. Buy weakness on flush of 50dma and reversal up.
20 March 2024: Aspen, buy dip to R205.00 as price retests breakout.
22 March: Bidcorp. Buy breakout above R460.00.
2 April 2024: Sasol finally turning. Time to buy.
4 April 2024: Platinum shares showing green shoots. Higher targets.
9 April 2024: Grindrod. Buy into weakness to 50dma after ex-dividend.
23 trading calls in 3 months.
19 winners.
4 losers.
Obviously past performance is no guarantee of future performance. But what I can guarantee is that I’ll keep looking for setups like these, and publish them for subscribers when I see them.
Happy trading
Garth Mackenzie
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