I agree, except I don't think you need a separate account, imo.
Just keep some cash free in your available funds portion...that's what I do. Then, if something comes along, get some.
It can be a bit tough watching the same stocks day in and day out, but with two of my picks I'm riding freebies, and a couple of the others have potential to pop as much as any others I might come across. Since I haven't been able to really stay on top of all of the potential day-plays, it's not prudent for me to try to time something for an in-and-out. It safer for me to just wait for the picks I'm in to bounce. I think if you have one pick that runs every two months, it'll cover all of the lame plays or losses for that same period of time, assuming you did have a loss or two. Knowing when to cash in on the big one is paramount to staying ahead in this game.
With chnw, I am not watching it much these days, because I'm convinced of where it's going. I don't have any more money to put into it anyway.
The others that I'm in I could sell anytime because they are freebies, and then there are the other ones that could pop.
I like having those three scenarios all at once. It keeps me interested, and doesn't make me feel like I'm chasing the possibilities...
Mine, give me another call. I've got the info you need.
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