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No harm whatsoever. You may consider looking as well at stocks that are already
on
the move. You may find that you could earn even more, because you won't have
the
lag anymore. If it's a question of being afraid to buy new highs, then you may
consider you degree of personal optimism/pessimism. It might be that pessimist
thoughts are taking too much energy away, allowing only for those exterme
"bargains" to get your investment approval... It is all only in order to
protect
you from a perceived threat, but you may consider studying that attitude: Is it
really useful, does it really protect you, are your other parts really happy
with
it? If you ask the group what it thinks of these stocks, chances are you are
not
that happy with your own conclusions and still need some degree of
reinforcement.
That means you are experiencing conflicting signals at the moment you decide to
invest in something, which can only diminish your long term results.
Just my conclusion, but maybe worth looking at. I take the liberty to tell you
so,
because I used to do the same... until I was sick of running around scared all
the
time that the roof might fall on my investments, thus forcing me to bypass all
leaders in invest only in hopefulls, on the rationale that such a low price is
a
bargain and can't be a losing proposition in any case. Let me tell you it is
even
more so, and there is always a very good reason why most minds on this street
sell
the stock or don't buy it, and there are few indications if at all that I know
better.
There is a difference between an overlooked stock, which is going sideways on
low
volume, and a walking dead, which is making new lows and fake breakouts every
other month. By all means stay away from the walking dead. Even if their
corpses
can bounce 100%, it is really a gambler's fallacy that after a string of red,
green is bound to come out... In the markets, after a string of red, red is the
most likely next event, and in a string of green, green is the most likely next
event.
I haven't really examined the latest stocks you posted, but just seeing the
chart
made me seek some better place for my money..., looking for a green streak.
Same
as in sports, I prefer betting on the current champion, unless there are signs
of
fatigue.
Gwenn
wong wrote:
> Hi Gwen:
>
> As I mentioned on Tuesday Jan 25, the intraday movement today "is not yet
> confirmed by daily or
> weekly signals." To be cautious, one should wait for confirmation before
> making a trade.
>
> As for fundamentals, please visit http://biz.yahoo.com/p/k/kide.html
>
> My e
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