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Sitting on your hands is the difference between good returns as opposed to mediocre to no returns. You have to have a target price based on something whether it is the next major resistance level or some other scheme. Sure sitting on you hands may lose you a little profit, but you will...

For the life of me I will never understand why people try to pick bottoms on a gapping down stock.

I swear. The bullshit never stops with this guy.

What is the scale on the left of the chart? Based on the crash scenario you linked to the chart shows the crash will happen in early october, and be right back to where it was in two weeks. That's not much of a crash.

That is what a pump and dump stock is supposed to do is to draw people in. Can you make money? Sure, just make sure you're out before they dump it.

Now that was funny!!!:D

No, I can't say that I have. To me the true holy grail is risk management. Sure I have some systems that work pretty well, but my best system works in the beginning of bull markets. It catches most of the really big winners. It's boring, but it works.

I got in this stock earlier this year at around 36 and ended up selling it for 45. At the time it sure looked like it was a good time to take profits.:(

Yep, he did say it was an intermediate top which in fact it was.

If it can get past 20 it has an excellent chance to make it to 26.00 or higher. The stock has been consolidating for almost 4 years. If it doesn't make it above 20 all of this is just noise.

Do you actually believe anyone believes this?

Do you even know how to read a balance sheet or income statement? I don't think you do. This company is not debt free, nor is it profitable. Look at the balance sheet. As of 2005 it was losing money. In 2006 it shows an enormous increase in shareholder equity. Now look at where that...

Remember one thing. Anything that is predictable can be profitable. Why not develop an end of quarter strategy?

LMAO, a hedgefund researcher that gets his information from Yahoo Finance. :D :D :D

For me it is neither. Each and every trade I make is no more or less important than previous ones. If my system tells me to get out I get out. I never look back at anything I passed up. There are always new opportunities, and looking back at opportunity lost is counter-productive.

I've been in the bear camp for quite some time, but personally I think the market has enough legs to make new highs before we head back down. I see the dow with potential to make it to the 11725 area, and the s&P to the 1400 area. Hell, even some utilities are now coming up as good shorts on...

Oh, and just for the record the "bullshit" mentioned in my last post was about you saying you do research for hedgefunds. Did you know this company is not followed by any analysts? Did you know the only reason why this company showed to make a profit was because it sold some property from...

Yep, the river is really getting deep in this thread. I like the tip that amex stocks flow in one direction. I'm pretty sure all stocks flow in one direction, at least until they change directions. They are either moving up, down, or sideways. I PREDICT stocks will continue to move in those...

Trust me, it's all bullshit. Just take a look at all of his previous posts.

They were considered a conservative hedgefund. It sure doesn't sound like a very conservative move IMO. I know there are many on here that disagree, but to me, if you don't have the money in your account then it is just a matter of time before the market turns against your highly leveraged...