# Stock Picks

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- [How to Handle a Worst-Case Stock Scenario](/how-to-handle-a-worst-case-stock-scenario/): It’s the worst-case scenario…You researched the trade, made your buy and set a stop loss to limit your risk.
- [These 3 Stocks Are Ready to Run No Matter What the Markets Do Next](/these-3-stocks-are-ready-to-run-no-matter-what-the-markets-do-next/): September was not a great month for the stock market.Following seven up-months in a row from February through August, the S&P 500 index dropped 4.8% in September.
- [A Low Risk Trade for a High Risk Market](/a-low-risk-trade-for-a-high-risk-market/): The market action is ugly this week.But that doesn’t mean that every stock is going down.When a stock shows strength in a bearish market, that’s a very good sign.If the indexes are down, but your stock is up...
- [How to Use the PE Ratio as a Profit Signal](/how-to-use-the-pe-ratio-as-a-profit-signal/): 
- [How I Plan to Trade AMC](/how-i-plan-to-trade-amc/): In yesterday’s issue of Traders Daily Direction, I showed you how I’ve been trading the move in Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) stock.This is one of the more volatile stocks out there, so I decided to scale into a position with two separate entries.
- [Why I Bought More Tesla Stock on Friday](/why-i-bought-more-tesla-stock-on-friday/): In the Sept. 1 issue of Traders Daily Direction, I told you I was taking a small position in Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) stock.At the time, TSLA was just starting to break out of an “ascending triangle” consolidation pattern.
- [Ross' Watchlist week of Sep 27, 2021](/ross-watchlist-week-of-sep-27-2021/): 
- [3 Strong Stocks Ready for an Upside Surge](/3-strong-stocks-ready-for-an-upside-surge/): 
- [The Base of a Great Trade](/the-base-of-a-great-trade/): Stocks don’t go straight up.After a significant move higher, the surge takes a breath.Profit-taking causes small pullbacks, which allow the stock to briefly consolidate.
- [Here's Why Diversification is for Suckers](/heres-why-diversification-is-for-suckers/): I don’t believe in diversification.I rarely hold more than five or six stocks at a time.In fact, I prefer to hold no more than four – allocating 25% of my portfolio to each name.
- [Why This 100-Year-Old Stock Strategy is Still Relevant](/why-this-100-year-old-stock-strategy-is-still-relevant/): 
- [How I Traded Monday's Bloodbath](/how-to-trade-bloodbath-markets/):