 Holding oil and gas stocks over the weekend? Hey. Tim here.
Did you see the massive move in oil and gas stocks Thursday afternoon?
Indonesia Energy Corporation Limited (NYSE: INDO) gained over 65%! That means if you put $1,000 into a trade when it broke the high of the day, you could have made an additional $650 in just one hour!
Some traders want more and are holding it over the long weekend…
But is that the right play?
Well … it depends…
Are you comfortable with the risk?
There's a lot to consider before you hold any stock over the weekend — or even overnight.
So before you make that decision, ask yourself: Is the juice worth the squeeze?
I break it all down in the video below… Tim Bohen Lead Trainer, StocksToTrade
P.S. How would you like to see 20% gains in as little as an hour? Find out how here.
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