“5 Steps I Use to Find the Strongest Stocks Before the Crowd like PLTR”
BNAI is not a buy due to poor relative strength and a ~90% price drop.
Ah, let's look at another arrow. B's performance last week is here. B N A I. B N A I. Here it is, a perfect example. Good? This stock has been around for a long time and the market is pushing upwards, and it looks strong.
The relative strength of this stock individually is terrible. It's awful. It's not something I would want to buy at all. I will not buy this stock with my money. I mean , just a few days ago, literally just a few days ago, it cost $57.
Today, it costs $6. It has decreased by approximately 90% . What? What? What? It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter what happened. If you try to be the hero, who buys the dip all the way down, you get ruined. You are being destroyed.