Compare & Contrast with Christopher Lewis

expiated said:
Still holding...
RAD at $9.32
TTOO at $2.62
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TTOO should have been exited on October 17th at around $2.70.

I can't see where RAD should have been exited because the 1-minute chart does not go back that far, but projecting backwards it looks like the exit price would have been right around $9.50 or possibly as low as $9.40 based on the 15-minute chart.
 
Compare and Contrast with Harry Boxer
Given that ARWR is back down to $36.01, it looks like a buy to me as soon as it starts to climb again.
ASMB, which is in consolidation at $15.04, is a buy to me if it starts to climb again.
CETV looks indecisive and range bound at $4.94.
CRCM is currently bearish on my charts.
At $32.82, I would need CROX to pull back for me to buy it at a good level in that it looks to be at the top of a short-term cycle.
CTRM looks like a buy in so far as it is back down to $3.63, but only if it starts to climb from here.
ENDP looks stuck at $4.90.
FIT looks like a buy in so far as it is back down to $3.86, but only if it starts to climb from here.
FORM is currently bearish on my charts.
I would have exited FRAN with profits at $20.69.
ICAD's recent moves are too dramatic for me.
LLNW might currently be range bound at $3.86.
At $2.66, MNK looks like a buy if and when it pulls back from the top of the current short-term cycle.
At $11.93 MX still looks to be a buy.
I'd pass on NTNX in that it looks like it might or might not be running out of steam.
I would pass on OGI for the same reason.
On my charts PERI looks like it is headed in the wrong direction, at least for the short term.
RCEL is stuck at $8.58. I have no interest in this one.
 
I am currently short EURJPY from 120.91, but my take-profit target is slightly above 117.55, much lower than where Cristian will be looking for the pair to bounce upward.
 
Update from October 20, 2019...

Given that ARWR is back down to $36.01, it looks like a buy to me as soon as it starts to climb again. This would have worked out nicely, with profit taken somewhere around $40.00.
ASMB, which is in consolidation at $15.04, is a buy to me if it starts to climb again. It did not start to climb again until perhaps this last Friday.
ETV looks indecisive and range bound at $4.94. This symbol does not match the chart I'm looking at today.
CRCM is currently bearish on my charts. And yet, it has now climbed from where it was.
At $32.82, I would need CROX to pull back for me to buy it at a good level in that it looks to be at the top of a short-term cycle. It pulled back to $32.20 and is now at $33.66.
CTRM looks like a buy in so far as it is back down to $3.63, but only if it starts to climb from here. But climb, it did not.
ENDP looks stuck at $4.90.
FIT looks like a buy in so far as it is back down to $3.86, but only if it starts to climb from here. Yest, FIT climbed to a take-profit level of $4.50.
FORM is currently bearish on my charts. And yet it has climbed from where it was back then.
I would have exited FRAN with profits at $20.69.
ICAD's recent moves are too dramatic for me.
LLNW might currently be range bound at $3.86. Hmmm...that wasn't at all true in that it has climbed up to $4.37.
At $2.66, MNK looks like a buy if and when it pulls back from the top of the current short-term cycle. Yes, it pulled back below $2.50 and is now up to $3.25 and still climbing.
At $11.93 MX still looks to be a buy. I guess so, seeing as how it is now up to $13.00.
I'd pass on NTNX in that it looks like it might or might not be running out of steam. Too bad, since it has not run out of steam at all.
I would pass on OGI for the same reason. Pretty much true until Friday.
On my charts PERI looks like it is headed in the wrong direction, at least for the short term. But it began bouncing back on the 22nd.
RCEL is stuck at $8.58. I have no interest in this one. Too bad because it took off (though it has now come back down).

No more comparing and contrasting with Harry Boxer. (I like Forex price action much better.) However, I am testing the position trading principles I'm now using with Forex to see if they could by adapted to stocks, with the first crop I'm looking at consisting of...

EGO @ $8.13
PHYS @ $12.10
CEF @ $1.73
AZN @ $47.67?
 
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expiated said:
I am testing the position trading principles I'm now using with Forex to see if they could by adapted to stocks, with the first crop I'm looking at consisting of.

EGO @ $8.13
PHYS @ $12.10
CEF @ $1.73
AZN @ $47.67.
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Well...that was a total bust!
 
Going at it from a different angle, I want to see if any of these stocks bounce back over the next week...

WMT @ 119.22
WPC @ 91.30
KN @ 21.02
SALT @ 7.71
 
If I were setting take-profit targets, I would set Walmart's at a modest $119.80. For WPC I would shoot for $93.00. I'd be looking at $21.80 for KN, and would consider myself lucky to get out of SALT at break even.
 
It took Knowles Corporation five days to hit my target by climbing to $22.00 today, but the other three stocks are being very stubborn, and WPC was especially uncooperative this morning.
 
expiated said:
Going at it from a different angle, I want to see if any of these stocks bounce back over the next week...

WMT @ 119.22
WPC @ 91.30
KN @ 21.02
SALT @ 7.71
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It took two weeks, and even then, only half of the above equities bounced back, which simply will not do. KN did so within five days and is now up to $22.35, at which point, I would haven taken profit if not sooner. Walmart finally reached its target today and is currently at $120.17. However, SALT is still losing ground and WPC is a total loss. So in the final analysis, I still favor the behavior of exchange rates over that of stock prices.
 
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