Cutting losses is for losers

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You are a complete moron. I want to fade you til my head caves in.
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Homosexual fantasies about 'head"????? Hmmmmm 2 posts and a craving to give me head??? Sounds like the reincarnation Roger hershey to me:D
 
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And you are from san francisco???????

this whole board is gay
 
..with my Wharton MBA, all of the financial info I analyze and process reveals to me EXACTLY what ...[/B]
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No lack of self love here!! I assume that even someone as educated as you uses stops somewhere, unless you're really a lot dumber than you think.

My nephew also graduated Wharton and after designing programs fort Morgan Stanley retired at 35 with millions, but he's a bit more humble than you seem to be.
 
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Cutting losses?

I think mrmarket is against the cutting of almost everything.....including fur.

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You are in a room with:

Saddam Hussein

Momhar Khadaffi

Mr Market

You have a gun with only two bullets....who do you shoot.

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Mr Market.....TWICE




Love that One! :D
 
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Thank you...thank you very much...check out the rest of them:

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The reason I offer the link above is to demonstrate the initial premise of this thread. My profitable positions in PTSI, ACMR, MDC, WRLD, COH were all losing positions at one point. By holding these stocks in companies which I believed to be fundamentally sound, I was able to ride out some market pressure and end up with a profitable position.

Of course, if I were just a robot trader who knew nothing about fundamental analysis, I would not have been able to perform the required due diligence.
 
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The reason I offer the link above is to demonstrate the initial premise of this thread. My profitable positions in PTSI, ACMR, MDC, WRLD, COH were all losing positions at one point. By holding these stocks in companies which I believed to be fundamentally sound, I was able to ride out some market pressure and end up with a profitable position.

Of course, if I were just a robot trader who knew nothing about fundamental analysis, I would not have been able to perform the required due diligence.
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That is my problem....w/out the number of shares we don;t know if yu are holding a 50.00 loss...or a 5000.00 loss....it makes a big difference....here's another question:

If you believe in the fundamentals so much, why not hedge it ?Buy at 51.09 ...59.00 target...why not sell a covered call at the same price? This way you get the premium to offset any downturn and if you are unloading it at 59.00 you still get you 15% profit...but best of all if it becomes a long termhold you can keep the premium and write another one.
 
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