An investment sweet spot is often informally defined as the ideal entry point for buying based on recent macroeconomic developments. Technically, it’s a price entry point that guarantees maximum profits or a high probability of a successful reversal trade. Of course, all these chart formations and “sweet spots” are always fundamentally constituted by industry headwinds or company catalysts. For example, a retail company introducing an innovative business strategy after a large valuation dip represents an at ...