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Hi poolguy1, good to hear from you. :) You can read the MMStockPlay DC Tour Guide here.
Good luck on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob-C
Hi MMStockPlay, thanks a lot for all the time and effort that you put into your superb highly-informative AAPT DC Tour article. :) :)
Keep up your excellent DD.
Best,
Bob
Hi MMStockPlay, thanks a lot for all the time and effort that you put into your superb highly-informative AAPT DC Tour article. :) :)
Keep up your excellent DD.
Best,
Bob
You're very welcome Bobbafet, good to hear from you. :) I wish you good luck with AAPT and all your investments. :)
Go Bobbafet Go! Go AAPT Go!!
Have a great and profitable trading week.
Best,
Bob
Thanks very much wonderful 7kidsmom and hard worker. :) I'm glad to hear that you're getting your iPad2 fixed and ready to monitor your investments. :) You're multiple approach to your GTC orders sounds good. :) Your on the path to success and good profits. :)
I look forward with you to MMStockPlay's DD Tour tonight. :)
GLTU.
Best,
Bob
Thanks very much portermac, I appreciate your insights and your comments. :)
Keep up your good work.
Please note I only have 15 posts per day. If I can't get back to you or our fellow AAPT colleagues today I will reply as soon as possible after I get my next 15 trades. :)
Have a great day and a profitable trading week ahead.
Bob
Thanks very much TRADER34! :) :) I agree with your comments.
Please note I only have 15 posts per day. If I can't get back to you or our fellow AAPT colleagues today I will reply as soon as possible after I get my next 15 trades. :)
Best,
Bob
Hi portermac, thanks for sharing your insights and comments. :)
It is irrelevent to me what could have, would have, or might have happened after I sold my AAPT shares for a 400% profit. A 400% profit in the hand is always more important than a hypothetical moon-shot profit in the bush next to the castle in the sky. :) Furthermore, I just replied that I reentered AAPT at a price very close to my original purchase price and furthermore I am curently making a good profit to date on my current AAPT investment. I'm holding long and strong on AAPT. :) Go AAPT Go!
Best,
Bob-C
Hi TRADEER34, I never make any recommendations to buy or sell any investment of any type and neither have any of my posts remotely suggested that. What I said was it is imperative to have an exit strategy before making any trade or investment. The exit strategy can be modified as the stock or other type of investment goes up or down.
It is absolutely imperative to have a goal, a plan on how to carry out your investment or trading goal, and to execute your plan for every trade and/or investment that you make. Plan your trades and trade your plans. :) I never listen to Wall Street jargon that it's a new era or it's different this time. It's never a new era or different this time. It's always fear and greed that the PTB prey upon and use to make their profits. Wall Street always loves to recommend stocks at their highs after they're already loaded up. The word "sell" is an anathema on Wall Stret. When and if they do rercommend a sell for a particular stock you are already broke and busted in that stock.
Best always,
Bob
TRADER34, I always trade based on my charts in connection with an understanding of the fundamentals. However, when my charts say sell I sell period, no ifs, ands, or buts. I sold my original AAPT shares for a 400% profit. I waited until very recently to reenter AAPT and currently have a very good profit to date on my new AAPT shares.
A bit early for what? I never tell anyone to sell their shares or to buy any shares of AAPT or any other stock or type of investment. I just told nick08 that only he should detemine what a good price to sell is based solely on his financial needs and goals and not on anyone elses price to buy or sell AAPT or any other investment. It is imperative to always have a selling or exit price in mind for any trade or investment. You can change your selling price at any time depending on the prevailing conditions. I make various trades on an ID basis including options mnay times on a minute-by-minute basis. I have held other investments for many months and longer. I don't hold any investments for years under any conditions, That's my style and not a recommendation. :)
Disclaimer: None of my comments are meant as or are to be construed as trading or investing advice. Do your own DD. My comments are for educational sharing only.
Good luck on AAPT and all of your investments.
Best,
Bob
Hi nick08, nice to hear from you. :) Only you can determine what a realistic selling price is for you and your needs. Don't sell any investment at a price that is solely based on a price that someone else says is a realistic selling price. Don't buy any investment solely based on someone elses comments that it is a great investment. Do your own DD and make your own investment decisions. Determine what your financial needs and situation are. Any sale for a profit is a good sale no matter what the profit amount is. :) The return of your money that you invested is paramount and is always more important than the theoretical return that you may or may not realize on your investmment.
It is critical that you learn to read, create, and understand stockcharts. Go to stockcharts.com for more information about how to read, create, and understand stockcharts. IMVHO, trading without an understanding and use of stockcharts can be very dangerous to your financial health. Don't trade or invest without them. I never make any trades or investments without constantly consulting my intraday (ID), daily, weekly, and monthly stock charts. :) I review and/or create at least 30,000 to 50,000 charts a year or more. This includes constantly reviewing many times a day my charts and those of others.
Good luck on your investments.
Bob
Hi 7kidsmom, good to hear from you. Thanks for your sincere and important comments. I feel for you and the exigencies of your situation. Use mental trailing stops and then act on them and get your selling price or as close a possible to it that you can. Since you can't monitor your investment then it is a good idea that you mentioned to consider putting in one or more GTC sell orders on the prospective ride up at prices that are realistic and that you are comfortable with. Establish an exit price that you don't want to go below and if you have no other way to monitor your investment and hard-earned money invested in that investment then consider a an actual trailing-stop loss if necessary which is better than losing all or part of your investment. Warning, they jam it down very hard and then dump out the stock at higher prices later on. In that case using an actual stop-loss or trailing stop-loss order will get you out at the lowest possible price with all the other traders and investors who told the MMs where they intend to sell their AAPT shares if and when the AAPT prices decline to their stop-loss prices. Caveat emptor.
If you have an online broker then load down their WIFI APP into your mobile device if you have one. That way you can easily monitor all of your investments and be notified when there are changes to your investment. You can then send in your trade orders including stop-loss orders via your moblie device. It is imperative for any trader or investor to monitor their investments and trades. I monitor all of my trades and/or investments 24/7 365. In addition, most online brokers have an "800" number to call which has an automated service that provides security and portfolio price quotes and the option for trading those securities including buy, sell, and stop-loss transactions.
Disclaimer: None of my comments are meant as or are to be construed as trading or investing advice. Do your own DD. My comments are for educational sharing only.
Best,
Bob
Hi everyone, please bank your profits-thanks...
Whenever you make a profit on a trade, any trade, take a portion of that trade out of your trading account and transfer it to your savings account, not your checking account. Take at least 5% of your profits, 10% is preferable, and put it in your savings account. The savings account should not be connected with your online or brick-and-mortar trading account. It's always too easy and too tempting to use money in a trading account, especially an online trading account for that next trade or trades. Make it harder to get to your money to force you to think and to have to do more things before you spend your hard-earned profits on that next great trade.
For every buy or sell trade that you make, even a losing trade, put at least 5% of the proceeds of that trade in your savings account. If you are going to spend $1,000 on a trade then tell yourself that you only have $900 to spend on that trade and take out the $100 dollars and put it in your savings account. If you are going to wire transfer $1,000 to your trading account then only transfer $900 to your trading account and put $100 into your savings account. If you trade 200 times a year and put $50 into your savings account for each buy or sell trade then at the end
of one year you wll have saved $5,000 and at the end of ten years you will have saved $50,000. If, you save $100 for each buy and sell trade then at 200 trades X $100 dollars you will have saved $10,000 a year and $100,000 over ten years not counting any interest. :) :) Don't worry about the interest rate, just keep saving your trade-savings money-you'll be very glad that you did in the future when ou need that money.
When you make a good profit, especially a very good profit, shut down your PC and walk away. Don't get an awful desease called trade-itis (my name for it). Don't jump from trade to trade to make that next great killing because you can get financially killed in the process. When you make that great large-profit trade you will feel pumped up and in the process be in the perfect mental state to give back some or all of your profits. The first thing you should do after making that great profit is to put at least 10% of that profit into your savings account. Don't take that banked savings money out to make another great trade, control yourself and leave it there you and/or your family's future needs.
Never use all or a very large part of your trading account or 401K funds on any trade or investment. Use no more than 10-15% of your investment capital in any trade or investment. If your prospective trade or investment sounds just good to be true, then that is what it is. Never marry any one investment or trade. Never max-out your credit cards, get more credit cards, or do a re-fi on your house to get funds for any trade or investment because that's the surest way to financial ruin.
,
Always have an exit strategy for every trade and/or investment you make before you make that investment or trade. Make sure that you have a target price at which you wish to sell your prospective trade or investment that is a realistic price not a "to the moon price." Plan ahead for your financial needs and think very carefully before you trade or invest about what your needs are and what you plan to do with any profits that you might make. Think twice before any trade or investment and ask youself if you can afford to lose any or all of that prospective investment or trade.
Don't let your investment or investments or trades keep losing until you're left with little or nothing left. Don't use all of your profit money on that next great trade or investment. keep a portion of that profit in your account and keep building the cushion in your account so that you'll have the funds when you need it in the future. To be a good trader you must be highly capitalized in order to keep trading and investing.
Good luck to all.
Bob-C
Hi portermac, thanks a lot for your comments. :) Please consider putting 5% of the amount that you've already invested in AAPT into your savings account. For example, if you invested $10,000 in your current AAPT investment then put 5% or $500 of that investment into your savings account and leave it there. In any case put away at least 2-3% of your investment into your savings account based on your current buy trade for AAPT. Then make sure to put 5-10% of your prospective AAPT profits into your savings account when you sell any part or all of your AAPT shares.
Make sure that you currently have an exit strategy for selling all or any part of your AAPT shares at a realistic selling price.
Good luck on your current and future trades and investments.
Bob
Hi everyone, please bank your profits-thanks...
Whenever you make a profit on a trade, any trade, take a portion of that trade out of your trading account and transfer it to your savings account, not your checking account. Take at least 5% of your profits, 10% is preferable, and put it in your savings account. The savings account should not be connected with your online or brick-and-mortar trading account. It's always too easy and too tempting to use money in a trading account, especially an online trading account for that next trade or trades. Make it harder to get to your money to force you to think and to have to do more things before you spend your hard-earned profits on that next great trade.
For every buy or sell trade that you make, even a losing trade, put at least 5% of the proceeds of that trade in your savings account. If you are going to spend $1,000 on a trade then tell yourself that you only have $900 to spend on that trade and take out the $100 dollars and put it in your savings account. If you are going to wire transfer $1,000 to your trading account then only transfer $900 to your trading account and put $100 into your savings account. If you trade 200 times a year and put $50 into your savings account for each buy or sell trade then at the end
of one year you wll have saved $5,000 and at the end of ten years you will have saved $50,000. If, you save $100 for each buy and sell trade then at 200 trades X $100 dollars you will have saved $10,000 a year and $100,000 over ten years not counting any interest. :) :) Don't worry about the interest rate, just keep saving your trade-savings money-you'll be very glad that you did in the future when ou need that money.
When you make a good profit, especially a very good profit, shut down your PC and walk away. Don't get an awful desease called trade-itis (my name for it). Don't jump from trade to trade to make that next great killing because you can get financially killed in the process. When you make that great large-profit trade you will feel pumped up and in the process be in the perfect mental state to give back some or all of your profits. The first thing you should do after making that great profit is to put at least 10% of that profit into your savings account. Don't take that banked savings money out to make another great trade, control yourself and leave it there for you and/or your family's future needs.
Never use all or a very large part of your trading account or 401K funds on any trade or investment. Use no more than 10-15% of your investment capital in any trade or investment. If your prospective trade or investment sounds just too good to be true, then that is what it is. Never marry any one investment or trade. Never max-out your credit cards, get more credit cards, or do a re-fi on your house to get funds for any trade or investment because that's the surest way to financial ruin.
,
Always have an exit strategy for every trade and/or investment you make before you make that investment or trade. Make sure that you have a target price at which you wish to sell your prospective trade or investment that is a realistic price not a "to the moon price." Plan ahead for your financial needs and think very carefully before you trade or invest about what your needs are and what you plan to do with any profits that you might make. Think twice before any trade or investment and ask youself if you can afford to lose any or all of that prospective investment or trade.
Don't let your investment or investments or trades keep losing until you're left with little or nothing left. Don't use all of your profit money on that next great trade or investment. keep a portion of that profit in your account and keep building the cushion in your account so that you'll have the funds when you need it in the future. To be a good trader you must be highly capitalized in order to keep trading and investing.
Good luck to all.
Bob-C
Thanks TRADER34, your comments are very much appreciated. :)
Keep up your good work!
Regards,
Bob
Hi TRADER34, thanks a lot for your comments and projections. :) I don't have any confirmation on Europe other than what you mentioned, however, based on the success of AAPT's contracts to date with AMZN and TJMAXX and the trips to Europe I'm hopeful that the trend will continue and that there will be many more domestic and eventually international contracts to sell AAPT's products in the future on a global scale.
Have a happy weekend and a profitable trading week ahead.
Best,
Bob-C
Hiya highstakes, always a pleasure to hear from you. :) I hope that you're having a great weekend. Yes, it's good to see so many posters on Saturday. More people are getting interested each day in AAPT as the good words are spread about AAPT's excellent products and increasing nationwide contracts for distribution of those products. I look forward with you and our AAPT colleagues to the eventual distribution of AAPT's products in Europe. It is getting more exciting every day.
Thanks for the chart and your PM. :)
Say hello to movie stars Bear and Foxy for me. :)
All the best,
Bob
Hi red birds, it's a pleasure to hear from you. Thanks a lot for your insights and comments. I agree with you that verification is not an issue here and it hasn't been an issue for me. :) I appreciate and agree with all of your excellent on-target comments. I made the call to that specific TJMAXX store to disprove one of the AAPT poster's arbitrary claim that the pictures were faked at that particular store. I had no doubt whatsoever that the pictures were real.
Keep up your good work.
Good luck on all of your trades and positions.
Have a great weekend.
Bob
Thanks MMStockPlay, here is the 4-year-monthly AAPT chart:
4-year-monthly AAPT chart.
AAPT's monthly chart depict steadily increasing MACD, OBV, and CMF. All very positive indications for AAPT. :)
I agree with you; TJMAXX was a huge deal for AAPT. :)
I look forward to the prospective revenue from the sale of AAPT's great procucts. :)
Best,
Bob
Additional confirmation of Pawtizer on TJMAXX shelves.
I just spoke to a manager named Ivette at TJMAXX at the following location where the Pawtizer pictures where taken and posted by packattack33 on top of this board as a sticky:
TJMAXX
8389 Leesburg Pike
Vienna, VA 22182
Phone: 703-893-2420
Call this telephone number and ask for Ivette and she will confirm that Pawtizer is being sold at her TJMAXX store location. She clearly stated to me that TJMAXX carries Pawtizer and that more Pawtizer will be coming to the shelves in her store. :) This is not a matter of belief, it is a matter of fact.
Respectfully yours,
Bob-C
Hi portermac, always good to hear from you. :) Thanks very much for your nice comments. :) :)
Have a great and profitable trading day.
Best,
Bob
Hi mmj revolution, great to hear from you. :) Thanks very much for all your generous comments and very special thanks for giving me a follower mark. :)
BTW, I increased your follower marks. :)
Have a happy and very profitable trading day every day. :)
Best,
Bob-C
Thanks very much Muzza, good to hear from you. :) :) I appreciate your comments very much! :) :)
Have a great and profitable trading day.
Best,
bob-C
Hi good buddy Wisdom, thanks very much for your very special PM. :) I deeply appreciate your comments. :) BTW, just a little while earlier I asked MMStockPlay in my reply to him "where is Wisdom" and then coincidentally I received your wonderful PM. :)
Have a happy and profitable trading day. :)
Best,
Bob
Hi MMStockPlay, thanks very much good buddy I deeply appreciate yoour comments. :)
I agree with your comments and analysis. IMVHO, there are two main types of accounts that the PTB use which are day-to-day trading accounts and long-term accounts for themselves and/or their clients. Just call it my speculation. When major acccumulations are picked up, e.g., at the recent AAPT .011 low, they are held for long-term capital gains to maximize profits on those accounts at the eventual key highs for the particular stock or other type of security. The day-to-day trading accounts are used to distribute stock taken in at the lows of the day. Then they sell short the stock which is why they jam it down the next morning both to cover their shorts profitably and also to re-accumulate new day-to-day trading shares for the next run up. :) That is why you see the daily shakeouts in the morning and the run up in the afternoon which is the bullish pattern, the reverse process, up in the morning and down in the afternoon is the bearish pattern.
Also, IMVHO, if one places a GTC sell order on their street-name shares then those shares can't be lent to the short sellers to be used to bring the security down and then profit from the drop. Again, just call it just my humble speculation for fun and educational sharing.
Disclaimer: My comments are for educational sharing only and not meant for investing or trading advice.
Best,
Bob
Thanks a lot MMStockPlay, always a pleasure to hear from you. :) I sold my AAPL weekly calls that I bought yesterday in the first 20 minutes this morning for a 400% profit. Did you have an opportunity to see my "Thoughts on AAPT" post to you below and my comments on the AAPT weekly chart?
Have a great and very profitable day. :)
Go AAPT GO! Go MMStockPlay Go!
BTW, where is Wisdom?
Best,
Bob
BBDA ALERT: BBDA rated 100% Buy Barchart Technical Opinion! :)
See my self-updating BBDA charts here.
GLTA!
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
Hi 7kidsmom, good to hear from you. :) Thanks a lot for your great and uplifting comments. :) I agree with you that this is a very exciting time both fundamentally and technically to be invested in AAPT. I look forward with you and our AAPT colleagues to the prospective revenue results from AAPT when they our eventually released. :)
Good luck on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob
Hi asilver8, good to hear from you, thanks a lot for your comments. :)
Good luck on all of your trades.
Best,
Bob
You're very welcome lucasharp2008, thanks very much for your generous comments. :) :)
Good luck on all your trades.
Have a great and very successful trading day on Friday.
Best,
Bob
Hi MMStockPlay, here are my thoughts on AAPT.
Here is the AAPT weekly chart:
AAPT's weekly Accum/Dist, OBV, and CMF look excellent and are positive and steadily increasing.
The currently forming AAPT weekly bullish-engulfing candlestick has already gone higher than the last 8 weeks which is a very positive and constructive sign.
Last week AAPT formed a major bottom-hammer formation that closed above its 50 WEMA, which is another very positive sign.
AAPT has closed above both its weekly pivot point at .016 and its weekly R1 level at .031 and appears headed towards its upper BB at .054 and its weekly R2 level at .060. :)
AAPT is forming a very positive "bowl" formation.
Best,
Bob
Hi MMStockPlay, here are my thoughts on AAPT.
Here is the AAPT weekly chart:
AAPTs weekly Accum/Dist, OBV, and CMF look excellent and are positive and steadily increasing.
The currently forming AAPT weekly bullish-engulfing candlestick has already gone higher than the last 8 weeks which is a very positive and constructive sign.
Last week AAPT formed a major bottom-hammer formation that closed above its 50 WEMA, which is another very positive sign.
AAPT has closed above both its weekly pivot point at .016 and its weekly R1 level at .031 and appears headed towards its upper BB at .054 and its weekly R2 level at .060. :)
AAPT is forming a very positive "bowl" formation.
Best,
Bob
AAPT ALERT for movie stars Bear & Foxy, & producer/director highstakes. :)
Disclaimer: Al my comments are for educational sharing only and are not meant to be considered as trading or investing advice. Do your own DD. GLTA!
AAPT is headed towards its weekly upper BB at .054 and its weekly R2 level at .060! :) :)
Here is the AAPT daily chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly chart:
Here is the AAPT daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Cheers, :)
Bob-C
AAPT ALERT for movie stars Bear & Foxy, & producer/director highstakes. :)
Disclaimer: Al my comments are for educational sharing only and are not meant to be considered as trading or investing advice. Do your own DD. GLTA!
AAPT is headed towards its weekly upper BB at .054 and its weekly R2 level at .060! :) :)
Here is the AAPT daily chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly chart:
Here is the AAPT daily Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly Ichimoku chart:
Here is the AAPT daily CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Here is the AAPT weekly CMF, OBV, and Accum/Dist chart:
Best,
Bob
AAPL Alert: Hi MMStockPlay & The MHoney Badger, I'm in AAPL calls. :) Have AAPL calls will travel. :) They're doing a big pump job on the AAPL iPhone-5 today.
Have a happy and very profitable trading day.
Bob
You're very welcome super long and strong AAPT investor and ace photographer highstakes. :) Thanks for adding extra happiness to this already happy "AAPT ON Fire" day. Thanks for the great pic! ;) What are the girls' names and what type of breed are they-thanks.
Give my very best to the girls.
Regards,
Bob