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You're trying to help others, great motivation Sir! Risk management is important but no need to set a target, seriously. You don't have control over price, so why even bother setting a target? People lose so much because they set a target to something that they don't have control over . It's...

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You must be trading in stock markets. I trade in FX. I use either BB/MA on daily time frame to get an idea whether market sentiment is bullish/bearish and that way I know whether a price movement is a pullback or continuation of a trend

I don't know much about the option market but I think the option market is relatively less riskier than other markets because you only lose the option premium in the worst scenario. There are option experts around ET, they come here everyday, sharing their fundamental view about certain stocks...

I believe that there is intraday trend. I tried to find an accurate indicator to find out market sentiment even a few month ago and I eventually have found it. I think applying the concept 'buy low and sell high' is a bit abstract if you don't know the current market sentiment. The most safest...

I wish I could talk about in fundamental way but my knowledge has not reached that level. At the moment, that's exactly what's happening to EUR on FX market. Last few days I made some profit by shorting on pullbacks but I knew I could only play it for very little time.

Why??

Oh my god, this is very logical and valid prediction. Smart money needs to sell something first before buying something else because of fund constraint... although I read a lot of journals on market liquidity and fund constraints, I understand the practical side only when someone points out. You...

Yahoo CEO interview - some of the comments left there made me laugh but I know they're not jokes...looks like she is determined to lead Verizon. So she was a former CEO at google...

I wondered why their price is so high...so they don't pay dividend but pay all their earnings to their shareholders. Growing competition and little growth indicate that their upcoming earning will be lower. What a good analysis ! I do think it's time to short the stock(or buy the put option?) !

no they are not free ...

I will prove that you're wrong Jonathon ! Have a look at ROX and their major shareholders http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/stockdetails/ownership/fi-126.1.ROX.ASE Although this is a penny stock, their majority of shareholders are institutional investors

Even though ROX is a penny stock, it's kind of liquid stock - issued 160 million shares and daily average vol is 0.30 M. I am surprised that a penny stock can be liquid.Besides, their majority of shareholders are institutional investors...this stock is worth buying ! You are so good at picking...

I don't know about penny stocks but hedge fund typically buy illiquid stocks. I have done research on hedge fund so I know this and I am sure that their purchased illiquid stocks do include penny stocks. And there is a database of those stocks that are held by hedge fund and a lot of less...

Cashclay, can I ask you a question? I know you're very interested in penny stocks and I do hope that you buy ones that has institutional investors (especially, the hedge funds). When people talk about their favourite shares on ET, do they talk about shares that they own or shares they use for...

I like this thread but I don't agree with your opinion on Apple because their products are too good and superior to its current competitors'.

Do you mean Garmin's a short for day trading?

Oh give me a break...they are not trying to buy Yahoo for 4bn for such a simple reason...their CEO isn't dump like the idiot Yahoo CEO.

Isn't that obvious? there is a rising competition between Google and Verizon. Thus, Verizon is trying to overcome the threat by buying Yahoo which used to dominate Internet sector (but has given its lead to Google and others, thanks to Mayer).

Should have not elected a woman CEO in tech industry in the first place...they don't know anything, it's not their thing...have a look at all successful IT entrepreneurs or CEO, they're all guys. What we can learn from Yahoo's case...when a woman CEO is elected in IT, short sell their shares...