Stocks can go up, down, and up and down. At any given moment, the price can rise or fall for a host of factors. A financial whale could be making a large purchase that could cause a temporary spike in the price, or a large corporate insider could unload some shares to fund a new boat, causing a temporary decline in the price. The point is, at any given time, the price movement is totally … read more Stacking the Deck→
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