Jim,

Do you see HAL trading down further from here? I know you are a great chart reader so I surmised this is a chart call?

Kudlow just called HAL the most hated company in America - it may well be the most hated stock too!

So where did you put your new money which I am sure you'll make it all back on...you're too good!

Thanks,
Twelve

hey hotlink,

what's your take on gofh? been slidin lately - are you still long? are you long term bull on the fundies or just trading it? I bought 800 shares around 5 bucks till holding -not sure what I want to do here...any thoughts?


Oh and I saw this..

GoFish Announces Two Strategic Licensing Partnerships
Tuesday March 20, 8:30 am ET
Agreements Bring Premium Entertainment Content From WatchMojo.com and DrinksTV.com to GoFish Network


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Select videos from WatchMojo.com, a unit of Mojo Supreme, and DrinksTV.com will be licensed for viewing by the GoFish community, allowing GoFish's nearly 9 million monthly unique visitors access to hours of original video entertainment.

"These partnerships with Mojo Supreme and DrinksTV are ideally suited to the GoFish Network," said Michael Downing, founder and CEO of GoFish. "Offering a wide variety of high quality made-for-Internet and licensed content is key to building GoFish into one of the most valuable video destinations on the Web."

WatchMojo.com, a unit of Mojo Supreme, boasts one of the largest and most eclectic libraries of original video content on the Web. With five to ten new clips posted each day, the site features entertaining and informative one- to three-minute videos relating to an array of topics including fashion, entertainment, lifestyle, travel, health, technology, video games, and much more. Watchmojo's vast collection of more than 4,000 video clips is currently available for viewing in English, Spanish and French, with plans for versions in many more languages over the next year.

"The rise of user-generated and appropriated video in 2006 proved that watching video on the Web was a popular activity," said Ashkan Karbasfrooshan, president of Mojo Supreme. "We are confident that our content strategy and proven execution will help us make this partnership with GoFish a successful one that can increase the GoFish Network's viewership and WatchMojo.com's brand equity while boosting revenue for both companies."

DrinksTV, the Internet's definitive source for alcohol beverage information and entertainment, features the most comprehensive instructional video library of cocktail mixology on the Web. With a collection of more than 400 engaging how-to videos, DrinksTV provides access to a robust, searchable database of over 5,000 cocktails to help make the perfect drink for any occasion.

"DrinksTV is extremely pleased to be working with GoFish," said John Kyle, President. "We are excited to be expanding our existing content reach with GoFish's targeted delivery platform."

About GoFish Corporation

GoFish Corporation, (OTCBB:GOFH - News) headquartered in San Francisco, is a leading consumer online video destination that, in two years, has grown to deliver millions of videos per month to a rapidly growing audience of enthusiasts. The first publicly traded company in the space and a pioneer in the development of made-for-Internet programming, GoFish is a place on the web where millions of people come to watch, upload and share their favorite made-for-Internet videos from around the world. For more information about the company, go to www.gofish.com.

thanks!

love your sunny enthusiasm...very positive vibes...twelve

Dear Mars2,
Thank you for all that info...concerning the charts...

you posted this on FSLR:

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?Message_id=17960460&txt2find=fslr

Question...
what software/trading platform do you use to generate it?

Is the charting software on streetsmart pro considered sufficient to daytrade on?

Funny, I have less trouble buying a dbot than taking a profit!


Thanks!

hey mars2,

Thank you for sharing your trades. I have been watching and trying to learn. At the risk of asking the dreaded stupid question, your trades off the OS /OB guidelines intrigue me.
You make is sound so easy, yet I know that ease of understanding comes only after a great deal of time spent in front of the screen which is where I spend a lot of time:)
In that you seem to be a generous sort of chap willing to share a bit of your expertise with us knuckleheads, I offer this dliemma:
I hold 500 shares of TSL long at a price of 38 a share. Okay so I want to "hedge" this little pot and trade around it. Today TSL traded between 40.30 low 46.94 high - So I turn the clock back on today. It's 9 am....I turn on my streetsmartpro...what chart am I trading off of in what time frame to play this one today?

I know there are multiple possibilities. Which one would you suggest to an all thumbs non-mathamagician?

Thank you in advance. What a great board!
Allow me to introduce myself,
Twelvebuttons