i wouldn't sell...
$50k means they'd implement it. they'd be taking it seriously.
$50k means they'd implement it. they'd be taking it seriously.
Quote from NoDoji:
Even if you give away a virtual Holy Grail of trading, it's quite unlikely anyone will follow the plan anyway.
Quote from NoDoji:
SPEX being a penny stock, I'm sure your account could handle a failure. But look at ITMN, where a huge volume of "big money" bought into the gaps on 3/5 and 3/10 because they knew that 99.9% of the time when the majority of an FDA advisory panel recommends approval, the drug is approved by the FDA, only to find the stock price 30% below the pre-gap levels when the unthinkable happened in May. It dropped from a close of 45.44 to an open of 10.00 the next day. A $300K hit on a $400K position could be a tough one to take :eek:
Neke, it's not like I'm trying to discourage you from swing trading. I'm trying to encourage you to avoid swinging "sure thing" biotech stocks![]()

Quote from jones247:
Please let us know when you're coming out with your book. Your insights, performance and writing skills would make you an instant success as an Author. As I understand it, you keep copious notes and enjoy writing... It would be a natural fit!
btw... hopefully, you'll offer a nice discount to the ET family
Walt
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Quote from konviction:
That's what they were saying about the turtle trading system. You can give someone a million dollar system and they wont make money because they wont have the discipline to follow the rules, or trying to change something that's already perfect.
Quote from Onevoice:
gambler: Your chart shows that you bought SPEX at 1.46 and sold at 2.5???
I am looking at SPEX chart from 8/17 to 10/7 I don't even see it pass 1.9. How did you sell at 2.5? May be I am looking at the wrong charts... was just curious that's all
Quote from NoDoji:
SPEX being a penny stock, I'm sure your account could handle a failure. But look at ITMN, where a huge volume of "big money" bought into the gaps on 3/5 and 3/10 because they knew that 99.9% of the time when the majority of an FDA advisory panel recommends approval, the drug is approved by the FDA, only to find the stock price 30% below the pre-gap levels when the unthinkable happened in May. It dropped from a close of 45.44 to an open of 10.00 the next day. A $300K hit on a $400K position could be a tough one to take :eek:
Neke, it's not like I'm trying to discourage you from swing trading. I'm trying to encourage you to avoid swinging "sure thing" biotech stocks![]()
Quote from GG1972:
Other thing is lot of people dont ever factor "anything can happen" into their trading plan. What if there is another 9/11 during market hours or something else happens ? Would you be able to survive and trade another day ? One trade or even for that matter a series of trades should not define or shatter yr trading methodology.
Quote from NoDoji:
May 6th indeed gave me pause and I took time to consider the effect on my small trading account of holding a leveraged position during a serious event (such as a 9/11-type event or worse).