I use Swing Trader and the service helps me to monitor how the market is doing. A complaint I have though is that it seems that the service finds "potential" stocks to buy that are considered "not triggered". Many times these stocks are introduced after a previous stock has reached a stop loss. I almost wonder if the reason the "not triggered" stocks are introduced is because the service wants to keep customers from canceling, due to their last investment reaching a stop loss. The "not triggered" stocks often do well even if they never trigger. I would like to see more of these "not triggered" stocks, even if there are no stop losses met on other stocks.
7 years ago
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