Thats why you keep adding money and switching money from under performing stocks to stocks that are outperforming.
For example, I sold out my TIE, HANS and AMR weeks ago since they weren't doing well and put the money into some DDM and FWLT.
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Thats why you keep adding money and switching money from under performing stocks to stocks that are outperforming.
For example, I sold out my TIE, HANS and AMR weeks ago since they weren't doing well and put the money into some DDM and FWLT.
You bought TIE and hans at the highs before they split. You continued to hold them(because you don't know when to sell" as they dropped like rocks. Your Fwlt will be dropping like a rock shortly.
You have to know upside potential versus downside risk before you enter a stock. If you don't then take no action until you do.
I bought HANS and TIE in June 06 after they had formed bearish blowoff tops and I held them for almost a year taking a small loss. I haven't made that mistake again. The blowoff top is unquestionably bearish formation and can't be ignored.
The average of those picks is 40+% YTD even if you include TIE and HANS. CHAP and aapl more than doubled...
I can see apple falling after the iPhone release.
I don't believe anything you say because you:
- Don't understand how question marks work
- Don't average your entry prices
- Didn't know that you have to sell a stock to clock a gain
- Think the 10 year doesn't matter
- Said It So Fact So instead of Ipso Facto
- Talked shit to me about my returns until I told you what they are and then never responded
- Probably look like Joan Jett and live with your parents
- Thought BIDU=Bidu(and not Baidu as it really does) and CHAP=Chapelle Steel(and not Chaparral Steel as it really does) yet you supposedly invest in both.
- Take advice from Jim Cramer
There is a longer list of stupid things you've done such as:
Question: "What kind of monitor setup do you use? I think the question is self-explanatory"
stock_turder Answer: 17" monitor
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Question: "What kind of data do you use in trading
stock_turder Answer: Online Quotes
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Question: "What is a traders greatest expense?"
stock_turder's First Answer:um commission fees
stock_turder's Second Answer: delayed quotes
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You have to be the most dense person in the world. Thanks for all the great laughs though...it's been a blast.
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I don't believe anything you say because you:
- Don't understand how question marks work
- Don't average your entry prices
- Didn't know that you have to sell a stock to clock a gain
- Think the 10 year doesn't matter
- Said It So Fact So instead of Ipso Facto
- Talked shit to me about my returns until I told you what they are and then never responded
- Probably look like Joan Jett and live with your parents
- Thought BIDU=Bidu(and not Baidu as it really does) and CHAP=Chapelle Steel(and not Chaparral Steel as it really does) yet you supposedly invest in both.
- Take advice from Jim Cramer
There is a longer list of stupid things you've done such as:
Question: "What kind of monitor setup do you use? I think the question is self-explanatory"
stock_turder Answer: 17" monitor
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Question: "What kind of data do you use in trading
stock_turder Answer: Online Quotes
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Question: "What is a traders greatest expense?"
stock_turder's First Answer:um commission fees
stock_turder's Second Answer: delayed quotes
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You have to be the most dense person in the world. Thanks for all the great laughs though...it's been a blast.
Just a thought, instead of trying to rip him down on everything he says, how bout you actually try and help him become a "better" trader?