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  • peanuts
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2006
    • 3365

    #16
    yikes! at resistance

    Chart Link

    It is right at resistance.... should I get out now, or wait a little bit longer to see if this is the breakout from the 6 month cup and handle formation? 7 day RSI is just moving above 70.

    Notice how I did not give anyone here a tongue lashing for telling me to sell.
    Hide not your talents.
    They for use were made.
    What's a sundial in the shade?

    - Benjamin Franklin

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    • peanuts
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2006
      • 3365

      #17
      what I have done

      I have set 2 stops at different prices. One is the make or break price level. The other is at a resistance level. Both will be profitable trades. I don't wish to share my stop price, but it is set at a point where I still make a profit, while at the same time, protects any possible losses. For now, I am still holding my initial position.

      What is the time horizon for the P&F charts?
      Hide not your talents.
      They for use were made.
      What's a sundial in the shade?

      - Benjamin Franklin

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      • New-born baby
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2004
        • 6095

        #18
        Timeless

        Originally posted by peanuts

        What is the time horizon for the P&F charts?
        None. It is timeless. It merely tells you that the price action is such that sooner or later the stock should reach that price.
        pivot calculator *current oil price*My stock picking method*Charting Lesson of the Week:BEAR FLAG PATTERN

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        • skiracer
          Senior Member
          • Dec 2004
          • 6314

          #19
          Originally posted by New-born baby
          None. It is timeless. It merely tells you that the price action is such that sooner or later the stock should reach that price.
          It's not exactly timeless. It generates either a bullish or bearish sentiment depending on the O or X's. A stock has to move a specific number, usually 3, increments, boxes, below or above the preceding line of O's or X's to change the previous sentiment to a new sentiment. You can read up on it at Stockcharts.com for free.
          THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR

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          • peanuts
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2006
            • 3365

            #20
            Originally posted by skiracer
            You can read up on it at Stockcharts.com for free.
            How much do you charge?

            Do you use this charting service often? Does it help you to make decisions? From your experience, what kind of success is there if you know how to use it? Are there different parameters to set for different industries / stocks? Can you tell me anything about it that I can't find on stockcharts? Thanks!
            Hide not your talents.
            They for use were made.
            What's a sundial in the shade?

            - Benjamin Franklin

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            • skiracer
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2004
              • 6314

              #21
              Originally posted by peanuts
              How much do you charge?

              Do you use this charting service often? Does it help you to make decisions? From your experience, what kind of success is there if you know how to use it? Are there different parameters to set for different industries / stocks? Can you tell me anything about it that I can't find on stockcharts? Thanks!
              I subscribe to Stockcharts Platimum service an I use the site everyday with their realtime charts an everything else they have to offer as I see fit. Building a knowledge base regarding everything to do with the technical side of trading will enchance your chances of winning an every bit of knowledge gained will bring you closer to that goal. But it takes time and perserverance to accompolish that plus the desire to grow that knowledge base. Do you have that desire and what it takes to follow thru with the due dilligence required? It's a long tedious path to build the knowledge base but the time spent is what separates the wheat from the chaff. So the answer to all of your questions is yes. I might add that I think the answer to my question might be no.
              THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR

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              • peanuts
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2006
                • 3365

                #22
                Breakout!!!!!

                the breakout finally came today. Classic cup and handle breakout. Looks like my research was right on- and yes, skiracer, that last comment was just a little bit cocky... it feels good when you're right and your portfolio shows it.

                Anyone else joining the party?
                Hide not your talents.
                They for use were made.
                What's a sundial in the shade?

                - Benjamin Franklin

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                • peanuts
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2006
                  • 3365

                  #23
                  Yeah!!!!!

                  NSS being bought by IPSCO.

                  This is perfect for my LT portfolio!

                  At Yahoo Finance, you get free stock quotes, up-to-date news, portfolio management resources, international market data, social interaction and mortgage rates that help you manage your financial life.
                  Hide not your talents.
                  They for use were made.
                  What's a sundial in the shade?

                  - Benjamin Franklin

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                  • Lyehopper
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2004
                    • 3678

                    #24
                    Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                    I need your help with this stock:

                    NSS - Chart Link

                    My previous analysis (privately withheld) indicated a much better return since Dec 21, when I bought ($40.50). This was supposed to be my largest 1 year holding, and currently is, but I had anticipated a better return by the end of March. That time is coming, and I am debating whether this is really the stock that I should hold for the long term gains tax rate. 1/4 of the year is nearly over, and I have nothing to show for it. I was expecting at least 35% return for the whole year (ending Dec 22), but I'm not feeling so good about it anymore.
                    The moral of this story is; If you like it long term.... then just sit on it and wait!.... Mr Market does.... Bruce (Poor Man) does.... Warren Buffet does.... Nice gain Peanuts! If I calculate this right that's about 59% in less than a year.... HUUUGE!
                    BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!

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                    • spikefader
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 7175

                      #25
                      Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                      NSS being bought by IPSCO.

                      This is perfect for my LT portfolio!

                      http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/060911/ipsco...tion.html?.v=3
                      You ain't so little after all, Peanuts! Congrats on a real nice trade dude.

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                      • peanuts
                        Senior Member
                        • Feb 2006
                        • 3365

                        #26
                        you guys rock!!

                        Lye, Spike...

                        You guys rock! Thanks for recognizing a nice investment. It really makes me feel good that other people think that I did well. Especially people from Mr. Market's Forum. This IS the best investment forum on the net, and when I get congratulated from fellow members, it really makes my day. I wish the best for you guys. I hope to give you cheers you in the near future for some HUUUUUGE gains! Good luck!
                        Hide not your talents.
                        They for use were made.
                        What's a sundial in the shade?

                        - Benjamin Franklin

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                        • Websman
                          Senior Member
                          • Apr 2004
                          • 5545

                          #27
                          Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                          Lye, Spike...

                          You guys rock! Thanks for recognizing a nice investment. It really makes me feel good that other people think that I did well. Especially people from Mr. Market's Forum. This IS the best investment forum on the net, and when I get congratulated from fellow members, it really makes my day. I wish the best for you guys. I hope to give you cheers you in the near future for some HUUUUUGE gains! Good luck!
                          Congrats Dude! Now...if I could just find me a nice investment. How about SIRI???

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                          • peanuts
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2006
                            • 3365

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Websman View Post
                            Congrats Dude! Now...if I could just find me a nice investment. How about SIRI???
                            Thank you, Webs.

                            I don't know anything about SIRI, so I can't help there. Off the bat, I would not play SIRI until there was such a thing as hand held devices like Ipod to come out, that, AND they begin to show promise of profits in the near future. I like profitable companies. In this market, it is just too risky to try to invest in a company going down the drain...

                            Are you looking long term (1+ years)?
                            Hide not your talents.
                            They for use were made.
                            What's a sundial in the shade?

                            - Benjamin Franklin

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                            • Websman
                              Senior Member
                              • Apr 2004
                              • 5545

                              #29
                              Originally posted by peanuts View Post
                              Thank you, Webs.

                              I don't know anything about SIRI, so I can't help there. Off the bat, I would not play SIRI until there was such a thing as hand held devices like Ipod to come out, that, AND they begin to show promise of profits in the near future. I like profitable companies. In this market, it is just too risky to try to invest in a company going down the drain...

                              Are you looking long term (1+ years)?
                              SIRI is a pure speculation play. I've watched this stock for a couple years now. It goes up on pure hype.

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