Thank you!!! I really appreciate it. It's not easy trying to figure out this game of "playing the dips". Numbers fly thru your head constantly...there's nothing worse than chasing a good money making stock when you know you should be "ahead" of it. There are so few good plays out there, you don't want to mess-up on the rare opportunity like this one.
I just tell myself not to be greedy, be conservative, don't trade with 2 much emotion. Let me ask you something. When you sell your shares, with the intention of buying when the stock pps dips, do you immediately do a "GTC buy-order" at a certain number and just walk away, OR do you neurotically sit in front of the ticker board for hours with your finger on the enter button like a person with a gambling addiction, never really sure when you're going to buy in at?
This sounds like a dumb question, but I guess I'm trying to figure out how to come up with the right pps to buy back into when it dips. Is it simply spontaneous, based on what you see as every second goes by, or do you take like a low weekly average pps that u are sure it will dip down to? I was in a stock and lossed huge when I sold. It was at .08, I sold and guess what, it ran like a "freight train" to .48 in a week.
It sucked!
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