Sunday, August 24, 2008 8:58:49 AM
You buy. It goes up. You continue to add shares.
You buy. It goes down. You sell out, taking small loss.
If you sold wrong, what's to prevent you from buying back?
Taking a small loss prevents riding one from $10.00 to under $1.00 as is the case with UWKI.
Following this requires disipline. I bought at $1.45 and still have it giving back some previous profits made following the rules.
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