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• Consider entering trade triggers through your brokerage service so a
stock could be bought or sold even if you are busy.
• Keep another list of stocks that aren’t close to a breakout but that are
building a base or consolidating gains, particularly if the stock has
already proven itself to be a market leader.
4. Read sections of How to Make Money in Stocks for continuing education
and to help understand the CAN SLIM Investing System better.

Extended Daily Routine

Add these steps to the daily routine above:
1. Check the mini charts in Stock Spotlight. This list materially outperforms
the S&P 500, so any new names that appear on the list may be well worth
researching further.

2. Learn more about Sector Leaders in the Research Table Review and find
out how they are performing in the current market. These sector leaders
are stocks with the best fundamentals, such as outstanding earnings,
sales, and a high ROE (return on equity).
3. Read the Industry Themes article to keep up with leading trends among
industry groups or to see if there is a shift from one leading industry
group to another one.

4. IBD’s New High List shows stocks that have reached new 52-week highs.
IBD research shows that stocks making new highs tend to go higher. The
New High List Analysis describes more about the companies that are
making new highs and have top fundamentals.
5. Read and study the historical charts from William J. O’Neil’s article, How to
Find and Own America’s Greatest Opportunities in the Wednesday edition.
For continuing education read articles in Investor’s Corner.