tech/a
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white monkey said:that is an amazing start to the day. up 30%, near record volume and all in one hour on no news! Bought in at 3c and was planning a long term hold on these, but dumping half is getting more and more tempting at these prices.
KIWIKARLOS said:with the quantity and concentrations of the deposits and the big potential of there zinc projects what does everyone think the stock can potentially rise to? perhapes 10 -20c :
powerkoala said:big buyers are in.. with support level 6.6c
and resistance 6.7c..
if this break...
wow... 10c maybe in few hours
tech/a said:Nizar.
You are correct i'm watching large day trades dumping 2-5 million lots which were bought in ithe initial buy up.
Currently the smaller market is absorbing them.
If and when they go or they decide that there are more legs in this and re buy then it has the potential to run.
Currently .066-.068 is the critical level.
noobs said:Nizar, A quick question in regards to your trading methodology on MLS -
1. For this sort of volatile stock do you use a trailing stop adjusting frequently to the change in SP?
2. Do you set a profit target eg out at 10c or do you use your trailing stop too let your profits run and than get stopped out accordingly?
3. What triggers do you look for too exit eg. Market depth, intuition, i min chart etc?
Any help would be much appreciated.
nizar said:1. No. I try to take a longer term view. ie. a few days. I dont want to be stopped out if overall the trend is still up.
2. I exit when i think the trend has changed. Exits are still more discretionary for me compared to entries, which are clear cut.
3. Market depth i dont think is all that useful. Most of the big buys/sells come from off-screen.
My trading is very much a working progress. Let me stress the VERY MUCH part.
Tech/a is the expert. And id also be happy to hear his views.
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