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Error compounded by error.Originally posted by Deaddog View PostTraded lower than my stop today; unfortunately I was on the golf course and didn't have a chance to get out. We'll manage this in the morning. Could be costly.
I managed to miss the first ½ hour of the trading session today and opened my trading platform to find ALGN down at 31.15. I watched the price action on the 5 minute chart and put a 2 bar trailing stop and got stopped out @ 32.17 for a 5.3% loss.
Can’t blame the strategy on this one, only the idiot doing the trading.
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Traded lower than my stop today; unfortunately I was on the golf course and didn't have a chance to get out. We'll manage this in the morning. Could be costly.Originally posted by Deaddog View PostFill position @ 34.25 Average cost = 33.96
Move stop to just under 33.
Initial Target = 36.80
Risking less than 0.05% of account.
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Sorry about that. 'Ya really need to tune into Twitter $ONXX search or follow biorunup and/or adam feuerstein @ twitter home. Please don't get into the baby biotechs by technicals. They're news driven and there was a panel yesterday.Originally posted by Deaddog View PostONXX

I need a painkiller

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Who was the guy from the A team; used to light up a cigar and say “I love it when a plan comes together.”Originally posted by hags View PostI'm sure the price action today is making you ill, so I'll leave you be....
hags
That’s the way I feel. I had a plan with entry criteria that were met, a stop loss in place and a defined target. The stock hit my target; I closed the trade, Took my 20% as per plan. Follow the Plan!
No sellers’ remorse: I rarely look at a stock once it hits an exit unless it shows up on a scan again.
I got what I wanted out of the trade. Never in at the bottom or out at the top. Take a bite out of the middle and leave some for the guy I sold it to.
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I'm sure the price action today is making you ill, so I'll leave you be....Originally posted by Deaddog View PostNo good reason that I can come up with.
It's a starting point. It gave me better than a 1 to 2 risk reward and I'm happy with 20%. I had set a GTC order when I entered the trade and when Jive opened down this morning I didn't cancel it.
If my risk is less than 6.6% I use a 3 to 1 risk reward to set the target. If it's higher than 6.6% I start with 20% and work down. With Jive there is quite a bit of overhead resistance. So 20% in a few days seemed reasonable.
Techically 20.40 was just under the 50ma.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it. DD
hags
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you did good with PRGO.. screamer...
watching PRGO pass by at 114.66. Time to send some cheese to starving Mr.M. LOL
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No good reason that I can come up with.Originally posted by hags View PostWhy is $20.40 a target?, or 20% gain a target?...
hags
It's a starting point. It gave me better than a 1 to 2 risk reward and I'm happy with 20%. I had set a GTC order when I entered the trade and when Jive opened down this morning I didn't cancel it.
If my risk is less than 6.6% I use a 3 to 1 risk reward to set the target. If it's higher than 6.6% I start with 20% and work down. With Jive there is quite a bit of overhead resistance. So 20% in a few days seemed reasonable.
Techically 20.40 was just under the 50ma.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it. DD
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Hit Target @ 20.40. for a 20% gain.Originally posted by Deaddog View PostJIVE @ 17.00: Stop @ 15.50 Target = 20.40
Risking less than 0.5% of capital.
Another Momo play just before the close;
JIVE had a above average price and volume move and closed in the top half of the move.
I’m fighting the general market so have kept position size low.
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