Well, money management techniques, let me see..................
I am or was PS146 compliant, think it may have expired, not to worry though my days in the finance game are gone, for a job anyway. Not that i ever really abided by what i was taught, well i did because it was company policy but that does not mean to say i thought it was correct. But i do have a good grasp of the concepts i finance.
I have a trailing stoploss now on my Cue shares and thats about as detailed as it gets. I do pretty much have most my funds in this one, so its a tad/alot risky if she goes pearshaped, however, i have always been one to back myself in and this is no exception!
If i am wrong i will take the loss, but, i am pretty confident that my buy at average of 12.7 cents is a safe bet, just ask the guys who bought 10 million today.
I have watched Cue for years, i was in on the last run they made and made some very good money so i know them reasonably well, very well actually.
Unfortunately that year i also lost a considerable amount of money on SBS which essentially neutralised my gains. Very dissapointing year that one, i was actually on Oludeniz Beach in Turkey when i went to check my stocks in an internet cafe and SBS had halved in value. Whoops...........those were the days before stop losses, DOH!!!
Anyways, i bided my time and kept an eye on Cue as they dropped in price then like i said, they got to 12 cents and thought its time to buy.
I check them several times a day and keep an eye on things to the best of my ability. What more can you do.
To me they are a no brainer and it would seem like a few others may finally be catching on.
Todays volume was 9950141, its got to be a good sign.
Exit strategy is to wait until Maari kicks off, just hold onto the reins and enjoy the ride. Hopefully sell towards the end of 2008.
I like companies that are about to begin mines, wells or provide a source of new income with potential to offer other positive suprises. I just think Cue fits the description.