Replies to post #639 on Insmed Inc (INSM)

[rstor1]

Toys,

Thanks for the kind words. I agree with you that iHub boards are a real treat.

WRT TA and buy points, I'm the wrong guy. I know a lot of the terms just from reading the chit-chat, but I don't have the skill.

I am intrigued by "schinitzleling". Schnitzel is a Central European dish made of slices of meat, pounded very thin, then fried in batter. My grandmother made the best schnitzel I've ever had, but you can still get some good stuff in Yorkville (part of Manhattan's Upper East Side, the center of NY's German and Hungarian community in past years.)

I am assuming that you mean purchase partial lots in a position, synonymous with "tranches".

Regards,
Bob

[BlerchScraps]

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Last week Coinstarz invited me to post a chart of Insmed every once in awhile. I am finding it hard to do, even following his directions and those on the iHub how-to. This is a test, posting the chart at the top of this post, and if it doesn't work, I will email the annotated chart to Mr. Coin for posting, as I have done in the past.

Meanwhile, to Toys and restr1 and anyone else wanting to know when to buy more, I feel the time is not quite here, but approaching. I bought some more this week, nonetheless, and plan more buys for accumulation at or near a possible support level ($2.26). Not being a technical guru, this chart is my best semi-educated guess as to the signals to look for before making a major purchase.

Again, this is from a strictly practiced chartist, not an expert. Bottom line, when you see the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence short-term indicator turn upward, time has told me that is a relatively safe buy in the short term. The indicator is still heading south, so I will wait for that upturn before buying more.

A SUGGESTION: Many of us are not used to bulletin board abbreviations, so I wonder if posters can spell out the acronymed words occasionally so we can figure some of them out as we go along. Thanx, and I wish skillful and serindipitous investing to all here. This board is a breath of fresh air.