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Saturday, 09/07/2019 5:47:48 PM

Saturday, September 07, 2019 5:47:48 PM

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On the topics of looking at charts and of selling high and buying back lower... I must say when I took enough profits to be playing with house money and then some a month ago, I did not expect to see this lower a month later. Even though that would be par for the course in Pennyland. With every single one of these pinkies, when I have unloaded some shares to take money off the table, 31 days later they have always been lower. I really thought VSTR would be the exception. Now if only I had not been distracted by so many other trades, I would have bought back in on Thursday and enjoyed the feeling of being a market-timing genius over the weekend. Oh, well...

As for the chart, I do not know what the intraday high was when I sold, but my price was higher than this chart suggests it has been at its highest, which is what?... 1.4 cents. I imagine VSTR was much closer to two cents* intraday near its recent peak.

Compared to two dozen other speculative plays I have made since joining these boards, VSTR has to be the least disappointing... and the most boring. Serves me right for not noticing how interesting it got the last couple weeks by taking a breather from its steady upward climb.

*OK, Detailed Quote page says high was 1.65 cents

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