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When To SELL Your Winners (Before Gains Vanish) 📈💥

You buy a stock and it rips 30%, 50%, even 80% fast… then it gives half back in days. In this video I break down exactly when to sell so you lock profits like a pro. We’ll cover selling into strength (take money while momentum is hot) and selling into weakness (protect the core when the trend cracks). I’ll show real chart examples, the 4 strongest sell signals in strength, and the 4 clearest exit rules in weakness so you stop guessing and start banking.

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⏱️ Timestamps
0:00 Cold open: the “rocket then rug” problem
0:28 What this video covers and why it matters
1:05 Two approaches to selling: into strength vs into weakness
1:40 Case study setup and breakout context
2:32 Why fast winners can crash just as fast
3:05 Sell into Strength #1: Largest daily price run-up
3:58 Position-sizing rule
4:35 Sell into Strength #2: Highest up-volume day in months
5:22 Blowoff top and exhaustion behavior explained
6:00 Sell into Strength #3
6:52 How to read ADR correctly for different stocks
7:35 Sell into Strength #4: Gap-up after an extended run
8:30 Extended vs parabolic: how to spot the difference
9:05 Energy Fuels (UU**)** gap series and profit-taking zones
10:10 Why partials now beat perfection later
10:42 Transition: when strength fades and weakness begins
11:05 Sell into Weakness #1: Initial or raised stop-loss gets hit
12:05 Trailing stops using swing lows after each new high
13:05 Natural reactions after big bursts (what “healthy” looks like)
14:00 Sell into Weakness #2: Close below the 21-day EMA
15:05 Examples of strong uptrends that ride the 21 EMA
15:48 Sell into Weakness #3: More down days than up (5–10 day window)
16:45 When “drift lower” = institutions distributing
17:12 Sell into Weakness #4: High volume with no price advancement
18:05 Options expiration caveat (third Friday)
18:42 Building a simple sell plan you can follow
19:18 Recap: 4 strength sells + 4 weakness sells
20:05 How I combine trims and stops to capture the meat of the move
20:45 What to do on your next big winner
21:15 Like, comment, subscribe + next video teaser

🧠 What You’ll Learn
Exactly when to trim: the four clearest “sell into strength” tells
Exactly when to bail: the four “sell into weakness” rules
How to trail stops using swing lows after each new high so you ride trends and exit cleanly.
Why partials matter: taking partials protects P&L without killing upside.

Key Takeaways
Big, fast winners often end in exhaustion: recognize blowoff behavior and sell some into strength.
Strong uptrends typically respect the 21-day EMA. A close beneath it during the growth phase is a red flag.
Use ADR to define “unusually large” moves for that stock, not a fixed percent for every ticker.
If volume ramps but price stalls, institutions may be unloading.
A simple combo works: trim on strength, trail stops, and exit when rules trigger.

Helpful Resources Mentioned
ADR (Average Daily Range) to calibrate “big” moves
21-day EMA for momentum trend integrity
Swing lows to ratchet stops as price makes higher highs

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⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Ross Givens does not offer financial advice. The information provided is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Ross Givens is not responsible for any financial losses or consequences resulting from the use of the information provided. Trading carries inherent risks and may not be suitable for all individuals. You are advised to conduct your own research and seek personalized advice before making any investment decisions, recognizing the potential risks and rewards involved.