Podcast: Breakaway Gap on Earnings

What earnings season means for A.M.P.D. traders

Netflix ($NFLX) had a breakaway gap up on earnings this week, and so far it’s managed to build on those gains. When a stock explodes above resistance after a strong earnings report, the price is more likely to stay high than in other types of breakouts. Adam Sarhan explains why A.M.P.D. traders like to “buy high and sell higher.”

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