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JALA getting a nice bounce off of .051 (I picked up some .052's)
Let's see if the .06's hold...
CERP filled that stubborn gap at .029 and then attached rocket boosters. Maybe the next big move has just begun.
Wow, PJ. You get a great scan daily, it would seem
Ah yes. So much more concise
Of course, different people can interpret the chart in different ways...but to completely disregard the chart is a mistake, in my opinion. Use it as a tool, and the more tools you have, the better mechanic, or surgeon, or trader.
I beg to differ. Charting is never meaningless. Even if you're charting a diluting pinky after a big promo (not the case here, by the way), it helps to watch the chart for natural bounce points, resistances, etc. Then again, if you like traveling without a map, go ahead and trade without a chart
The chart may not make perfect forecasts, but it shows what has happened in past and is built upon real price movement. The more you know about what happened before, including how volume played into the movement, the more you can see the probabilities of the future, and the better choices you can make in your trading.
First of all, I have a paid account on Stockcharts, which might help. But you should be able to post a default chart (no personal settings) by doing the following:
1. Right-click on the chart.
2. Select "copy image location"
3. Paste into your iHub post (click where you want it and do ctrl V).
4. Highlight the entire link you just pasted.
5. Click the "image" button you see on the left side of your iHub post box.
That makes the copied link into an image, and then you're set. Since my charts are saved in my my chart lists with my own settings, they have particular indicators that I watch, as apposed to a default daily chart. For example, here is a weekly chart:
Bio-based donuts, of course. Not that nasty oil-based stuff that ruins the environment. Go CERP!
There, did you get it?
Hang on...let me send you a signal for my order...
MM signal 250 means:
"I'm going for a donut run. Hit ask for 150 if you want glazed, or 350 if you want chocolate."
Seriously though, it looks like the selling is exhausted for the morning. I added a few .036's for kicks
Oh yeah, it can take years of experience before you learn how to trade these stocks without losing. Purhaps the risk is the part that makes it so addicting-- the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Eventually, if you learn from the mistakes, you can avoid the same traps later and get out more quickly when things don't go as planned...or at least have a viable exit strategy. The hardest part for me has always been......PATIENCE. I'm not very patient. I can't tell you how many times I've given up waiting on a technical stock play, sold it for a small loss, then saw it explode virtually the next day or even the next hour. You have to laugh it off and try again.
Anyway, I don't plan on giving it up, and this board is the place I love to hang out with my buddies, catching knives on falling stocks and waiting on technical bounces. It's a roller-coaster!
If it shakes in the morning, it probably won't last more than a few minutes. The chasers are onto her now. I prefer no gap-- quick dip-n-run is better.
I'm not able to multi-flip most days because my attention is elsewhere.
Anyway, I'm looking for the upper bollie, then maybe a reset back to the 20-DMA and then we'll see what happens. Profit is profit, so I won't hold too long If we can flip this thing for three or four months up to the .10 range, it will be a beautiful thing!