Individual investors should develop a routine of creating and following written buy and sell rules to ensure disciplined and consistent trading.

“Most people if I say, "Hey, do you have a set of written cell?" Well, not you know, I have them in my head. It's like, "No, no. Do you have a written set of cell rules?" because you need to do your post analysis, you need to learn from it, and you need to tweak and update your rules.”

Investors should monitor stocks that are pulling back to their 50-day moving average, as these may be supported by institutional buyers.

“So, one of the things I like to do is I like looking for, historically speaking, stocks that are pulling back to the 50-day moving average. And the reason for that is at the 50-day moving average, if it goes through a pullback, whether the market's going back 10, 15, 20%, those stocks that are going”