A stock was added in current trade last week. Can I buy it?
Buying right solves half of your selling problems. The stock should be
purchased in the mentioned buy range. If it was added last week and is trading
in the mentioned range, fresh positions can be taken. You should also look at
the current market condition, even if the stock is available in the buy range.
There market direction could have changed after our recommendation. Hence it is
important to keep an eye on the market trend before making any new purchases.
If you like a stock in the current trade list, but have missed buying it either
because the stock was not available within the ideal buy range or the market
direction was unfavorable, do not worry! The equity market provides ample
opportunities in terms of other stocks or new entry points into your favorite
ones.
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