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[skiracer]

I sold it long ago...However, let me show you what my crystal ball says you'll be doing at my New Year's Eve VICTORY Party:

To be honest I would rather see a bare chested Cherokee womans breasts than this guy puking. Where are the moderators when you need them.

[billyjoe]

Oh Boy! That means I'm invited.

--------billyjoe

[IIC]

Iic 100

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THANKS, DOUG(IIC)

IIC 100 for 12/10/07

BIDU, DRYS, ISRG, POT, STP, TBSI, EXM, BPHX, LPHI, YGE, MOS, AXYS, FSLR, CDS, JASO, SPWR, VIP, RIMM, CMG, AAPL, PTT, MA, CPLA, AG, EDO, DV, FTK, QMAR, CHDX, CBI, SDTH, SNCR, VMW, PSEM, CRNT, BUCY, SYNA, CTRP, DSX, AGU, AMZN, CIEN, WATG, MEA, OI, TLEO, VOCS, NM, FLR, PRGN, BEAV, WX, ASIA, MORN, HMSY, ARD, CEDC, WRLS, ITI, SYNO, HL, HURN, SCOR, MELI, MEE, GFIG, CY, GNK, MICC, CNH, WFR, GOOG, ATW, JNS, EDA, MR, FMCN, RIG, NDAQ, SSRX, OMPI, LDK, TSL, ININ, SPW, ZOLT, SWN, MPWR, KNDL, AUO, CRM, CROX, DCP, CYBS, OIIM, IMA, EGLE, LULU, VDSI, DXPE

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[billyjoe]

Doug,
The IIC100 is a tough list to crack. ICOC up nearly 33% in a week and it can't get in.

-----------billyjoe

[IIC]

Doug,
The IIC100 is a tough list to crack. ICOC up nearly 33% in a week and it can't get in.

-----------billyjoe

Earnings % increases are not too stellar projected going out...LOOK FORWARD!!!

You got a choice...You can live by the IBD motto...What did well in the past tends to do well in the future....OR...You can live by the IIC motto...I don't care what you did for me yesterday...I wanna know what you are gonna do for me tomorrow!!!

[billyjoe]

Doug,
I agree with your thinking ,however, I ponder your reasoning on rating based on 5 quarters in advance when you are a self admitted very short term holder.......as in minutes some times.

-----------billyjoe

[IIC]

Doug,
I agree with your thinking ,however, I ponder your reasoning on rating based on 5 quarters in advance when you are a self admitted very short term holder.......as in minutes some times.

-----------billyjoe

I have a very complex personality...I invest all different types of ways to acheive my goals....Big difference between Day, Swing, Intermediate and Long Term...I'm a flexible guy

[skiracer]

I have a very complex personality...I invest all different types of ways to acheive my goals....Big difference between Day, Swing, Intermediate and Long Term...I'm a flexible guy

I see the day trades but never see you calling any longer term swing trades. I think I see a complex towards holding them longer. Is it a matter of confidence in your analysis of the charts. You come up with a number of good stocks but I don't see you making the plays and maximizing the opportunities on the good stocks in your list. I think you could be making alot more money but you just don't seem to have the confidence in playing and holding your calls.

[IIC]

I see the day trades but never see you calling any longer term swing trades. I think I see a complex towards holding them longer. Is it a matter of confidence in your analysis of the charts. You come up with a number of good stocks but I don't see you making the plays and maximizing the opportunities on the good stocks in your list. I think you could be making alot more money but you just don't seem to have the confidence in playing and holding your calls.

I had CBEY last May for a while...and I had MR too...This Fall I had PTT and FRM that I partially held for a while....Once I started concentrating on the CwH's and PoI's I made a lot of Swing Trades...However, the market was not conducive to those types starting about October 26th so I went with what works...for me anyway. I fully intend to concentrate on the CwH's and PoI's if the market continues up.

Here is a post I made at another forum just yesterday:

Here's the way I figure it:

Let's say you buy a stock for $100,000 and make 20% in a month...I think most people would consider that great...Now you have $120,000

But let's say you take that 100 grand and turn it over once a day and you make an average of 2% per trade...Without compounding you've made an average of $2,000 per trade...over 21 trading days you've made $42,000 and now have $142,000 (+42%)...If you compound it you would have over $151,000.

Sounds pretty easy to me.

Too bad I can't come anywhere close to achieving it

Obviously the above works great on paper but there actually is a method to my madness...Percentage wise I have made much, much more on day trades than I have on longer term holds and this year I am throwing much more money at the wall (In many cases anyway) than I did in the past.

I had hoped to make over 100% on my entire portfolio this year as recently as October...Doesn't look like I'm going to make it.

There are many many times that I sell a stock and then it takes off...I know that and you know that...But what I remember that most others don't seem to remember are the ones I sell which subsequently tank.

IMO we should trade the way we feel most comfortable.

[skiracer]

I had CBEY last May for a while...and I had MR too...This Fall I had PTT and FRM that I partially held for a while....Once I started concentrating on the CwH's and PoI's I made a lot of Swing Trades...However, the market was not conducive to those types starting about October 26th so I went with what works...for me anyway. I fully intend to concentrate on the CwH's and PoI's if the market continues up.

Here is a post I made at another forum just yesterday:

Here's the way I figure it:

Let's say you buy a stock for $100,000 and make 20% in a month...I think most people would consider that great...Now you have $120,000

But let's say you take that 100 grand and turn it over once a day and you make an average of 2% per trade...Without compounding you've made an average of $2,000 per trade...over 21 trading days you've made $42,000 and now have $142,000 (+42%)...If you compound it you would have over $151,000.

Sounds pretty easy to me.

Too bad I can't come anywhere close to achieving it

Obviously the above works great on paper but there actually is a method to my madness...Percentage wise I have made much, much more on day trades than I have on longer term holds and this year I am throwing much more money at the wall (In many cases anyway) than I did in the past.

I had hoped to make over 100% on my entire portfolio this year as recently as October...Doesn't look like I'm going to make it.

There are many many times that I sell a stock and then it takes off...I know that and you know that...But what I remember that most others don't seem to remember are the ones I sell which subsequently tank.

IMO we should trade the way we feel most comfortable.

You are absolutely right Doug. You must develope a strategy that you feel comfortable with and that works for you. Didn't mean anything negative about that last post. Just want to see you do well.

[IIC]

Bot SDTH mid 8.90's

[IIC]

IIC 100 new Highs today:

AXYS BUCY CBI CMG CNH DCP DV ISRG ITI KNDL MA MICC MOS OI POT PTT VIP WFR

[IIC]

Bot SDTH mid 8.90's

Trimmed SDTH mid 9.40's

[IIC]

So...I have 50% of SDTH left and all of BEAS I bot last Friday...Who said I'm not a long term investor???

[stenzrob]

I had CBEY last May for a while...and I had MR too...This Fall I had PTT and FRM that I partially held for a while....Once I started concentrating on the CwH's and PoI's I made a lot of Swing Trades...However, the market was not conducive to those types starting about October 26th so I went with what works...for me anyway. I fully intend to concentrate on the CwH's and PoI's if the market continues up.

Here is a post I made at another forum just yesterday:

Here's the way I figure it:

Let's say you buy a stock for $100,000 and make 20% in a month...I think most people would consider that great...Now you have $120,000

But let's say you take that 100 grand and turn it over once a day and you make an average of 2% per trade...Without compounding you've made an average of $2,000 per trade...over 21 trading days you've made $42,000 and now have $142,000 (+42%)...If you compound it you would have over $151,000.

Sounds pretty easy to me.

Too bad I can't come anywhere close to achieving it

Obviously the above works great on paper but there actually is a method to my madness...Percentage wise I have made much, much more on day trades than I have on longer term holds and this year I am throwing much more money at the wall (In many cases anyway) than I did in the past.

I had hoped to make over 100% on my entire portfolio this year as recently as October...Doesn't look like I'm going to make it.

There are many many times that I sell a stock and then it takes off...I know that and you know that...But what I remember that most others don't seem to remember are the ones I sell which subsequently tank.

IMO we should trade the way we feel most comfortable.

Hey Doug, Just thought I would comment on this. I agree that one needs to be a little bit flexible - do what works for you, which may be more than one kind of style depending on what the market is doing. I decided to give something that looks more like daytrading a try a few months ago in one account, and that account is up about 80% since Oct 5 (of this year). 13 trades in about 9 weeks, most were a day or two, one position lasted almost 3 of those weeks. One position at a time, with one exception where I saw an opportunity and took a second position on margin and sold it later that day. I did a little quick math and this looks like an average of 1.22% per trading day. I've been using trailing stops to keep gains from evaporating, which sometimes throws me out of positions which go on to make more gains, but also has served it's purpose at least as many times. One of those recent positions for me was SDTH, which I see you bought and trimmed today. I bought SDTH on 11/30 and was stopped out of it on 12/6. Made over 5% in less than a week but missed out on the big gain today. I choose to focus on the fact that I made over 5% in a week, and do that with some amount of regularity. I revisit most of my exits, whether they went on to more gains or not, to inform my selection of stops in the future.

Keep up the good work, bro'.