How to Consistently Succeed in the Stock Market: A Winning Mindset
Stockscores Foundation for the week ending March 24, 2025
In this week's issue:
In This Week’s Issue:
- Upcoming Events – Learn to be a Better Stock Market Investor
- Market Outlook – Bottom Fishing Bounce
- This Week’s Market Minutes video – You Should Buy a Stock When this Happens
- Trader Training – How to Consistently Succeed in the Stock Market: A Winning Mindset
- Strategy – Low Priced, Strong Stockscore
Upcoming Events – March Webinar Series
Learn how to be a better investor and profitable trader with this free four part series. For best results, attend them live and in order as each will build on concepts from the earlier sessions.
- The Effective Way to Analyze Any Stock in Seconds
- Tues. March 25 6:00 PM PT
- Creating Wealth – How to Invest in the Stock Market Successfully
- Winning Trading Strategies, Day and Swing Trading for Part of Full Time Income
- How Stockscores Tools and Education Can Help You Make Stock Market Profits
- Saturday March 29 9:00 AM PT
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER https://www.stockscores.com/trader-training/upcoming-events/
Market Outlook – Bottom Fishing Bounce
Stocks are starting the rebound from oversold conditions that we have been watching for. While the strength is encouraging, we should not ignore that the market is still in a downward trend on the daily chart. The strength is on the shorter term intraday chart which means this bounce may only last a few days. For a longer term reversal, we need to see an improvement on the daily chart. Take a short term view to trades until the market can build a rising bottom on the daily chart.
This Week’s Market Minutes Video – You Should Buy a Stock When this Happens
The best time to buy a stock is when it shows a simple pattern based on some important concepts rooted in common sense. This week, I show what I look for when buying stocks and take you through some examples of how these rules work. Plus, I provide my analysis of the stock, commodity, currnecy and bond markets and look at the trade of the week on PSTV.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THIS WEEK'S VIDEO ON YOUTUBE
https://youtu.be/kAPddoKVIBo
Commentary – How to Consistently Succeed in the Stock Market: A Winning Mindset
Want to thrive in the stock market? Success starts with the right mindset. Here’s a roadmap to get you there.
First, accept that the stock market isn’t fair. Some players—insiders, institutions, or those with privileged access—get better information faster. They have an edge. Denying this reality sets you up for frustration; embracing it opens the door to opportunity.
Next, turn that unfairness into your advantage. When those with superior information act, they leave footprints in the market. Forget the noise of media hype or chatter from pundits. Words are cheap. Actions—where people put their money—tell the real story. Focus on what the market is doing, not what it’s saying.
Look for stocks showing sudden, strong buyer interest, especially with higher-than-average trading volume. These are your “Alpha stocks”—the leaders of the pack with the potential to surge. Trading these standouts is how you outperform the market. But spotting them isn’t enough; you need to know what to look for.
That’s where chart reading comes in. Learning to interpret stock charts is essential—it’s not rocket science, but it takes practice. Not every stock with abnormal price and volume spikes is a winner. The best opportunities come from predictive patterns that signal a breakout. Study the basics: attend this week’s Stockscores webinars, analyze historical charts, or learn direction from my guidance. Mastery here separates the amateurs from the pros.
Even with perfect analysis, there’s no guarantee. Trading is a numbers game, not a crystal ball. Some trades will soar, others will flop, and most will fall somewhere in between. Your edge lies in understanding Expected Value—the long-term payoff of your strategy across many trades, not just one. Success isn’t about being right every time; it’s about winning more than you lose over, say, ten trades.
This brings us to a critical skill: losing well. No one wins every trade, so you must know when to cut your losses and have the discipline to act when the market proves you wrong. Great traders don’t let small losses balloon into disasters. They keep their losers in check, ensuring their winners can shine.
The market evolves, and so must you. After decades of trading, I’ve learned that while human fear and greed drive the game, the ways to exploit them shift over time. Stay curious. Test new ideas. Adapt your approach. The crowd follows trends; you need to stay one step ahead.
Finally, it all boils down to you. Emotional control, discipline, focus, determination, and a dash of optimism define the best traders. The market doesn’t care about your excuses—your success or failure rests on your ability to master yourself. Take the time to understand how the market really works, not how you wish it would. That’s the foundation of consistent wins.
The stock market rewards those who see it for what it is: a battlefield of information and behavior. Equip yourself with the right tools, embrace the grind, and you’ll be on your way to beating the odds.
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This week, I ran a Market Scan on Stockscores for stocks that have a Sentiment Stockscore of at least 60, between $1 and $10, are up at least 10% over the past 10 days and traded at least 5000 times today. Here are two that have good longer term charts building
1. LUCDLUCD is bumping up against resistance at $1.60 but as price volatility compresses, it should eventually get through that price level, completing a cup and handle pattern and moving from a sideways pattern to an upward trend. Support at $1.15.
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2. TDUPTDUP is in an upward trend but pulled back to the trend line and bounced, a good sign it will continue the upward trend. Needs to hold above support at $2.
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