Sunday, June 10, 2018 5:12:11 PM
easycome92...everything on this board is free if you want to learn how to trade; the Intro page is loaded with the basics...I'll walk anyone through the basis and through some trades.
My students are younger 30yr or so, people that are starting with zero knowledge about stocks...I only charge them $150 to start and then $10 an hour to walk them through some trades...I don't need their money I just make sure they're serious and want to learn.
Most of the trade is about the individual's fears doubt and ego (ashy2 is here off and on; he's past the fear/doubt thing and isn't worried about sitting with a trade=he'll do fine in the long run)...because the Market can't beat you...you beat yourself...you get a few basics and a few technical indicators...then its a game...I can beat this game more than 80% of the time; but I don't always get all the "PRICE" I think I should get from the trade. RVLT I alerted people a month before it happened...but I still haven't gotten all I expect from the stock...but I'll know when another good buy signal is there...so it becomes a waiting game...
I've got a person that came to me when he was over 60% down saying he wanted me to tell him to sell it because he couldn't...he knew the basics...I made him show me where the signals were and told him he was going to work himself out of the trade if he really wanted to learn...he comes back 2months later saying the same thing...I replied the same way...walked him through the signals and he talked himself into the next signal...which was a buy signal...he got some of the loss back and even could get it all back...its up to him...
I'm looking at these stocks today trying to decide how I'm going to trade them...
Here's the story...
OLED (T/$) Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ: OLED) jumped as much as 17% early Tuesday before settling to close up 4% following reports that Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has chosen to adopt OLED displays across its entire iPhone line. More specifically, according to "industry sources" speaking to South Korea's Electronic Times, Apple will expand its use of OLED displays from just a single model -- as it currently does with only its high-end iPhone X -- to all three of its newer iPhone models to be launched in 2019. OLED market is poised to take off. The company expects the market for OLED displays to have a CAGR of 21% from 2015 to 2020. At the moment, what is driving this growth is mobile, and we are fairly certain that Apple is still ahead of us for an OLED iPhone. But also just ahead is another wave of growth from TVs, as costs come down and volumes increase. We could see this in the amount of OLED activity at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. Then there should be a third wave of growth from lighting applications. I like when we have some visibility of growth that extends long into the future, and that appears to be the case with Universal Display.
LPL (T/$16H) LG Display thin-film transistor liquid crystal display and organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology-based display panels.
I like $10 stocks ($9-$11 is a $10 stock in my mind)
My students are younger 30yr or so, people that are starting with zero knowledge about stocks...I only charge them $150 to start and then $10 an hour to walk them through some trades...I don't need their money I just make sure they're serious and want to learn.
Most of the trade is about the individual's fears doubt and ego (ashy2 is here off and on; he's past the fear/doubt thing and isn't worried about sitting with a trade=he'll do fine in the long run)...because the Market can't beat you...you beat yourself...you get a few basics and a few technical indicators...then its a game...I can beat this game more than 80% of the time; but I don't always get all the "PRICE" I think I should get from the trade. RVLT I alerted people a month before it happened...but I still haven't gotten all I expect from the stock...but I'll know when another good buy signal is there...so it becomes a waiting game...
I've got a person that came to me when he was over 60% down saying he wanted me to tell him to sell it because he couldn't...he knew the basics...I made him show me where the signals were and told him he was going to work himself out of the trade if he really wanted to learn...he comes back 2months later saying the same thing...I replied the same way...walked him through the signals and he talked himself into the next signal...which was a buy signal...he got some of the loss back and even could get it all back...its up to him...
I'm looking at these stocks today trying to decide how I'm going to trade them...
Here's the story...
OLED (T/$) Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ: OLED) jumped as much as 17% early Tuesday before settling to close up 4% following reports that Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) has chosen to adopt OLED displays across its entire iPhone line. More specifically, according to "industry sources" speaking to South Korea's Electronic Times, Apple will expand its use of OLED displays from just a single model -- as it currently does with only its high-end iPhone X -- to all three of its newer iPhone models to be launched in 2019. OLED market is poised to take off. The company expects the market for OLED displays to have a CAGR of 21% from 2015 to 2020. At the moment, what is driving this growth is mobile, and we are fairly certain that Apple is still ahead of us for an OLED iPhone. But also just ahead is another wave of growth from TVs, as costs come down and volumes increase. We could see this in the amount of OLED activity at the Consumer Electronics Show this year. Then there should be a third wave of growth from lighting applications. I like when we have some visibility of growth that extends long into the future, and that appears to be the case with Universal Display.
LPL (T/$16H) LG Display thin-film transistor liquid crystal display and organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology-based display panels.
I like $10 stocks ($9-$11 is a $10 stock in my mind)
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