I'm looking for slow grouth with little or no spikes higher lows being made and then when the mill does opens who knows a large spike and fast grouth for a while. this is IMO.
I noticed when a company first starts trading and they put out all the mailiers across the country a lot of people buy up the gildder at a high price only to see it burn off and fall. when the sell off slows then I start looking to buy picking the bottom is hard but I fell that we are at a bottom looking at price chart is what got me to make my first buys and I'll add on any dips and if a spike ocurs I'll sell some and look for the pull back to add more until I have free shares. that is how I look at any of these companies I do not fall in love with any of them. but I don't let my money set in account I will put it into other stock that is lining up on price charts so once in a while I miss getting back in right when I want to. its all about makeing money and having fun doing it for me.
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