Annotation - #msg-1130417 ... sounds like you need to subscribe [a/k/a 'pay money', eeeuw] .... stockcharts.com is so well done though, definitely the best out there, for almost certain sure when i get a computer that can handle the volume of data i will subscribe .... they don't charge all that much, usd20/mo i think
Well done jon ... i was on this net for months before learning to copy and paste ... used to record urls with pencil and paper, then type them .... took me over a month to learn how to put a space between paragraphs, by hitting the enter key twice ..... probably three months before learning from someone's post that i could have more than one browser window open at a time, doh .... this came very close to stimulating me to Read The Directions, and one day i just might, lol
Not much happening, in anything i'm watching close .... volume on ctg.v, healthy uptick, doesn't littlejoe follow that one? ... i think
Another rule about breakouts is to buy the pullback. There usually is a pullback toward the breakout point and that is the time to buy because it reduces risk. Of course the riske is that it keeps going lower and that is why I try to look for some other technical confirmation and sometimes will let the pullback happen and buy the new high.
There are no real answers and it is far more an art than a science.
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