Replies to post #705 on Bulls & Kangaroos

[canthelpit]

OZZ MAN ,, good morning my friend there is so much more to it than I could imagine , now I understand why you have 17 people in the office ,, I want to review this more tonight when I get in and and try and see if I can even come up with a % on one you haven't listed yet and see if I can even remotely come close with what is available to me for info on the net,, thank you for the leasson my friend !! I see we closed down 6% last nite thankfully not down farther as you said could be possible and I hope you did well on the other trades ,, and one last thing if you could refrain from using the word champion again ,,, you can just say '' CHAMP"" and I'LL know where you are coming from ,,, yes I did look it up and I have an AUSI slang book on the way for better understanding ,, good day mate.

[BobRossSon]

I’m not much of a trader by background, but I’ve been testing your method with a small trading parcel of my own. Over the last few weeks, I’ve managed to accumulate nearly 30,000 extra shares just by riding the volatility. Appreciate you sharing the framework, Oz — it’s making a real difference.

[BobRossSon]

When you’re modeling percentage moves from past announcements, how far back do you look for comparisons — 3 months, 12 months, or only during hot market cycles? Do older comps still hold weight, or do you mainly rely on recent trading behavior?


Do you size larger on a peer-comparison setup — for example, if a similar stock just did 300% on the same kind of rock chip or drill result — or do you stick to consistent scaling rules no matter what the market reaction was for others?

[rheddle]

Very interesting Ozzie thanks