tech/a
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Hmmm
Its being persistant.
Its being persistant.
tech/a said:Hmmm
Its being persistant.
sorry i am not falling for itnizar said:Oh so very close to signalling re-entry 4 me...
SevenFX said:exceptionally tight range bt .365(2.3m) to 37c(2.1m) where most b/s is going on in first few mins.
Snakey said:sorry i am not falling for it
will wait for rebound
also i have a no double dipping inside 3 days rule
nizar said:Tek,
which software/program do you use to tell you how much volume occured at what price?
Thanks.
tech/a said:Wise.
do you think it is going to do 50% every day????nizar said:Tech wouldnt you agree that a stock breaking out is a stock breaking out regardless of whether or not you have traded it in the past?
Snakey said:do you think it is going to do 50% every day????
nizar said:No.
Look at all the previous breakouts: DYL, AUZ, AIM, WMT, MLS. All lasted more than 1 day. MLS personally i was in or out a few times.
Your 3 day rule wouldve cost me.
Just my opinion. Keep in mind that Im just a beginner and u are much more pro than me.
nizar said:No.
But doesnt mean it cannot.
My point is, if stock HUY breaks out 2day and u trade it. Another stock breaks out 2mrw, whether OR NOT the code is HUY or JUA it doesnt matter, trade it unemotionally.
Look at all the previous breakouts: DYL, AUZ, AIM, WMT, MLS. All lasted more than 1 day. MLS personally i was in or out a few times. Your 3 day rule wouldve cost me.
Just my opinion. Keep in mind that Im just a beginner and u are much more pro than me.
Snakey said:i am doing mostly multi day trading as these are easier to predict
i have been burnt serverly by double dipping in the early days and have found it to be extremly dangerous. hence the rule for myself
SevenFX said:Power tools are dangerous to in the inexperienced hands, but agree that your safer trading over time (days, weeks) than intraday....till your more experienced/comfortable.
You will have to change your "Day Trader" to "Multi Day Trader"...sorry just teasing..
nizar said:Tech wouldnt you agree that a stock breaking out is a stock breaking out regardless of whether or not you have traded it in the past?
tech/a said:Yes BUT.
Look at where its breaking out from (For short term trading).
A break from consolidation (The longer the better) indicates that you'll have a strong INITIAL push.
It will pause and consolidate again if its any good.
Then it will have the added factor of having to push through zones of higher price action.
Trading breakouts from periods of consolidation are great to trade and great trends are made of these.
Breaks above a high arent a breakout as such without periods of consolidation its just a new high.
The faster and greater an initial move (generally) the deeper and longer that pause is going to be before a stock will be able to MAINTAIN new highs.
Your choice is sit and wait and put up with the pullback for as long as it takes (If it does at all!) or move on.
With the size positions I take I cant make the NUMBERS work sitting in them,too much tied up for to long and NO guarentees.
Make sense.??
exberliner1 said:According to Jupiter, "surveying and surface sampling" has confirmed a haematite zone more than 4km long and at least 300m wide.
That makes the deposit richer and thicker than Rio Tinto's Brockman 3 deposit mine next door.
Assay results of the surface sampling are expected next week. While it's early days, investors happily pushed the stock up 11c or 55 per cent.
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