Most traders, after missing a sharp rally, are too eager to get back in and buy on the first bounce.
The other day, when the market swooned right after the election, I scooped up some shares of mutual funds that I planned to sell at the first bounce.
Historically the first to bear the brunt of a bad economy, small-caps are often the first to bounce back.
The underwriting client may not object--it may be thrilled to see its stock bounce up the first day--but it's still leaving money on the table.
The 26-year-old Australian helped the home team bounce back after the English side ended the first-half in front.
"Our approach from the first ball was purposeful and that was the way we needed to bounce back, " he said.
And investment will be needed to resurrect a side that will be hoping to bounce back at the first attempt.
The Ospreys - who have lost just once at the Liberty Stadium since last November - will be looking to bounce back from their first defeat of the season.
The first time I saw Cuponk, the game that requires players to bounce a ping pong ball into a plastic cup, all I could think of was drunken college parties and matches of Beirut, the game otherwise known as known as Beer Pong.
Having just gone down 4-1 to South Africa, it was the first time Australia had suffered four consecutive ODI defeats since they lost five on the bounce against New Zealand and England in February 2007.
Flintoff had almost had Yuvraj Singh caught with his first delivery of the day, but more steepling bounce found the edge in the same over and Jones took off to snaffle the catch to the left of first slip.
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Gloucester secured their fourth Premiership victory on the bounce, while it left Leicester still searching for their first win away from home in the league.
The Australian team batted first and despite a difficult, slow pitch with variable bounce, they made 130-2.
"When you have been bowled out for 98 on the first day of a Test match, it's pretty hard to bounce back, " admitted Ponting, who has undergone a further X-ray on the broken finger he sustained in Australia's 267-run win over the tourists in Perth.
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Good first quarter, followed by a lackluster second and third, and then a bounce into the fourth.
The Irish side got a break in the 47th minute when Shane Horgan enjoyed a favourable bounce from his kick allowing him to feed Jackman who charged to the line for the first try.
But, first, Steyn removed the veteran opener and then Ntini's return saw Dilshan surprised by some extra bounce and he chopped onto his leg stump.
Despite Germany experiencing its first quarter of negative growth since 2009 at the end of last year, analysts expect its economy to bounce back in the coming months.
The first networks will work among cars in close proximity, but automakers hope eventually to enable critical signals to bounce rapidly down the highway from car to car to car, so-called multihop messaging.
He struck with only his fourth first-class ball in Australia, finding enough bounce to have Davis edging to second slip on the back foot - Swann making no mistake with a neat catch low to his left.
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