CORZ is too volatile for holding; rallies often reverse quickly, so it is only suitable for short-term (2-5 day) trades requiring immediate profit-taking.

One of the stocks that rose the most in percentage terms today, but clearly has a very different daily chart, is Corus. It is 13% higher today. In this case, it is above the 200-day moving average, which is usually a good sign.

You still have the declining 50-day average, as you say, and I always find that when I look at it and it seems like there is still a short-term downward trend, it doesn't look very good .

But if I try hard enough , I see that these lower peaks of the past few months are under pressure . So, is there an outbreak at Corus here? This is a name that is talked about a lot because he can be explosive when he wants to go.

I look at this graph and honestly , Neil, I see nothing but a mess. I mean, if we look at these moves, it is great if you are involved for a few days and can pick up these moves, but realistically, these rallies take a heavy hit.

I mean, it's easy to get excited when they rise 13% like today, but if you don't take some profits with force and raise your stop losses, there is a very high chance that you will give those profits back quickly on this stock.

That is simply the personality of the stock, and it actually has been since the beginning, apart from that first rise after the IPO; it has just been a very volatile stock . So it is, it’s one for that, I think, you know, fast movements, maybe two to five days at most, and you have to sell a bit on the rise.

And, as I said, bringing those stops up doesn't, you know, if you get in down here and you have your stop at break-even, then you probably get hit. It is that type of stock.