Selling Indicators, continued
Key Points To Remember
- Consider selling a stock if it shows fundamental signs of weakness, such as a steady deceleration in earnings or sales.
- Watch for weakness in the stock's industry group. When the leading stocks in an industry decline, the other stocks in the group may typically go down, too.
- If there are signs that mutual funds are consistently selling the stock, you should consider selling.
- Too many stock splits close together in time can push a stock lower.
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Related Resources:
Review IBD's 20 Rules For Stock Market Success.
Go to the Investor's Corner Archives to read IBD's "editor picks" of classic Investor's Corner columns.
Search our archive of Ask Bill O'Neil Q & A's organized by topic.
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