What are rolling stocks?

Answer 1

They call rolling stocks ones that have their price go up and down in a relatively periodic manner..
What you should have in mind is that this (by my oppinion) is simply what the perception is of the persion who calls them 'rolling'.
There is a whole science around looking at and analysing price chars of stocks called 'technical analysis'.
As with rolling stocks, technical analyis methods or 'studies' suggest that certain (graphical or geometric) paterns in the price chars repeat an a manner so predictable that one can use it to time theire decision on when to buy or sell a stock.
With rolling stocks (if you belive in this whole thing, I do not) the theory is they fall down to a certain level where you think they will not go any lower. You buy them then you wait for the them to pick up to a certain top level. You sell there (and possibly sell short) and wait for it come down to the lower level again.
This movement from the lower to the higher level and again that is percepted from the charts and anticipated in the future dictates the 'rolling' name for them.
My advise do not take the rolling stocks strategy as a magic money making tool. If anything it is not much better or worse than any other type of technical study or any other kind of stock analysis.

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