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The relative performance of the IWM had lagged the SP500 from August through mid-November but it turned up around November 22 and since then the IWM has been on a tear. Until it's relative performance rising trend line is broken to the downside, money flow still favors the small fry.
this is a real life trading experience: Today, I had 3000 shares of PFE at $25.18 plus 1000 shares of DD and 20 DD call options. At around 11.20 am the wife calls from the mall and says you wanna have lunch? And me, trying to be a devoted husband, say sure. Actually I felt my PFE was on auto pilot and the time away might do me good....So, while eating lunch, my PFE goes intraday parabolic and tops out at 12 noon and instead of cashing out + $1700, I close out the day down $575....Michael Douglas had it right in "wall Street" , lunch is for wimps....There will be no more lunches. IMO, if you don't find yourself experiencing similar things from time to time, you're not trading, you're investing.
Jim,
I can relate to what you experienced today with your wife. I leave the house pretty early an usually get home after 6 pm most days. Then I'm in front of the computer doing my thing with the stocks and the two businesses we're running so my wife an I see each other but don't spend that much quality time together during the week days. Sometimes she'll call me an ask to meet her for lunch an I always try to meet her even when I have to rearrange everything to do so. It's love ya know an I hate that guilt trip when I have to say no. But it seems that everytime I make the concession to meet her when I should be tending to business something goes wrong or a problem crops up especially when I'm stalking a stock for entry or exit without a buy order or stop loss in place. It never fails. What would I do without her though?
Jim, I scan everyone of your posts plus everyone elses. I don't know what you're looking for but give it some time here. You can't expect everyone to follow and respond to everything that you post. Most of the people posting here are not traders like yourself where they are making moves everyday or as many as you apparently are. Maybe you have to give them alittle more of an explanation of your setups or the reasoning behind them.
Chemicals win when energy loses....DD mentioned here using March call options.....on it's way to $44.....insiders got major grants at $39.30 just in time for the market makers to mark it up so they can bail out.
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