And if anyone is wondering what difference BCSI would have made to the portfolio averages, it would only be an additional -0.7%. See what diversification can do! Lowers the risk dudes. BUT if one of the heavier allocated ones fell, say DJO with 3 positions, then it would make a -2% hit on the portfolio as it stands today. Which still isn't that much, but that risk increases as the elimination process proceeds.
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Originally posted by WebsmanThe link doesn't work...Is that the subliminal message???
Anyways, I watched it and would have been scared, had it not been for my superior Vulcan nerves.
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Cool!!!!
Originally posted by spikefaderWhat??? No-one able to spot the subliminal message in this????
Hey Spike!.... I turned the vol down just a little and told her to watch reeeaal close and listen caaaarefully....
she put her face right up close to the screen.... AAAHHHAAHAHAHA!!!!!
Thanks Spike!!! You're the best dude! I'm emailing it to my Mother-in-law now.....heheheheheBEEF!... it's whats for dinner!
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Originally posted by LyehopperFinally downloaded this (Thanks to my new Wild Blue!) ....just scared the PEE out of my wife.LOL
Hey Spike!.... I turned the vol down just a little and told her to watch reeeaal close and listen caaaarefully....
she put her face right up close to the screen.... AAAHHHAAHAHAHA!!!!!
Thanks Spike!!! You're the best dude! I'm emailing it to my Mother-in-law now.....hehehehehe
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Go Wireless Webs!!!! Go Wireless!!!!
Originally posted by WebsmanI figured out why I wasn't getting your link Spike. It turns out that I had no program o run Mpegs on, so I added windows media player onto my system. (I thought I already had it) My PC is getting old, but I have a new system on the way.
Anyways, I watched it and would have been scared, had it not been for my superior Vulcan nerves.
*Mine cost $130.... but it reaches out 300 freakin yards!.... which is 100 yards past my barn.... AWWWWWWESOME!!!!BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!
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Originally posted by spikefaderSCOTC: Another weak one bites the dust. CHRW loses it's change to become a Superstock as it stops out for -4%. Bidding at S1 5.40 for SYNC add.
CHRW looks like a pretty good potential Spike and it looks buyable here on this pullback. Maybe your inital buy points need to be adjusted as you bought CHRW very extended. Maybe you should make the inital buys with actual entries especially with setting a stop at only 4%, you're bound to get stopped out on many picks that may turn out to be good stocks (and maybe even super start stocks)
So I suggest either (1) Create entries or (2) allow looser stops.
Just some thoughts....
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Originally posted by LyehopperWebs get you a laptop with.... INTC Centrino Mobile Technology dude! Then buy you a $75* wireless router (at BBY) and you have wireless internet DUDE!!!! You can then sit in the porch swing and enjoy the cool fall breeze and trade stocks ALL DAY LONG!!!! AWESOME! AWESOME! AWESOME! FREEDOM at last!!!!
*Mine cost $130.... but it reaches out 300 freakin yards!.... which is 100 yards past my barn.... AWWWWWWESOME!!!!
A laptop with wireless will be next.
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Originally posted by dmk112CHRW looks like a pretty good potential Spike and it looks buyable here on this pullback. Maybe your inital buy points need to be adjusted as you bought CHRW very extended. Maybe you should make the inital buys with actual entries especially with setting a stop at only 4%, you're bound to get stopped out on many picks that may turn out to be good stocks (and maybe even super start stocks)
So I suggest either (1) Create entries or (2) allow looser stops.
Just some thoughts....
My reservations about waiting for pullback entries is this: The problem with trying to time entries is............well, just that...........the timing!
Fact 1: Real Creme will move from the get go, before a well-timed or retrace entry, and it's those ones that this system is depending on to momo clear of entry to make a buffer, to prove they're worth adding to, to provide small retraces to intraday support levels only, and then bulldoze ahead again.
It's pure momo factor in this system, which is why I chose PSAR on the hourly as one of the screens. I want the ones that are trending up solid and aren't pulling back...........to get clear and provide reason to exchange out the others while there's green leaders, which is what has happened.
Sure, I wished the whole port moved ahead and made those stopouts less than what they've been, but it's no big deal really, still well within limits, and it's only 5 of them cut at this stage (plus one imposter I had to cut for a 1.2% profit mind you haha there's a twist).
Yes, I'm sure I could play the system more conservatively and waited for pullback to get it working. But would probably require even MORE work than today was. I don't think I'm up for it at the momentProbably more importantly than convenience though, is had I waited for a pullback I would have missed SYNC, the current leader and perhaps the only thing between success and failure of the event. Who knows? Tomorrow does, and SYNC may turn out to stall and disappoint. But thus far it's earned the chance to succeed. It's still 2nd best out of all 112 (more on this in a minute).
Granted, the ones I'm eliminating may strengthen up and maybe even outperform the eventual system Superstar.
But the system Superstar will have carried the port when the port needed it and not outside the realm of the system structure, and that's what makes a stock great; that it will perform within the limits you set and make money. It'll be the Creamiest, not necessarily the best performer out of MM's dump.
Should I consider the timing issue more?? Perhaps.... and I will. More comments are welcomed. The passage of time and some hindsight will help us and this system, and I'm looking forward to getting that hindsight...cuz I think this whole concept is worth more thought.
Should I factor in a rule or two about broader market support/resistance areas?? I dunno, it starts gettin' pretty tricky then. Not sure about that.
And besides, a Superstock should do it's own thing independant of the market. It should stay strong in the face of a weak market; which SYNC has done by the way. SYNC is still 2nd out of 112 dump from yesterday's opening price at +5.92%.....the only one better is HSVLY at +7.3% from yesterday's open, BUT........ HSVLY has average daily volume of only 25,000 shares a day!!!! Eesh, steer clear of it for a system like this one I think. Check its chart out! Only 5 months ago it crashed over 50% in 4 days, from 7.57 to 3.58, so we can do without that kind of risk, and slippage is no doubt large for that light volume stock.
Thanks for the input and prompting the thoughts dmk! It's all good
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Spike, I know the work would probably be tremendous. I'm anxious to see the results of this! Good work.
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Spike, any update on PIXR?
Hi Spike -- I posted this yesterday, but you must have missed seeing it. So I am reposting this again here:
Hi Spike!
It's been about a week since I shorted PIXR at 57.40. It's being a bit more stronger then I anticipated but do you still agree with your previous comments?
I am leaning on trying to cover around 54.25, and don't mind waiting another week or two. It seems that it is only now starting to turn a bit lower. And I guess the other "good news" is that it never made a higher high since hitting 57.66 (and it retested it on two other occasions). But then again, it has not made any lower low's...
Your input is much appreciated....
Originally posted by spikefaderDude. If you picked 57.40 based on the upper channel tag theory, then awesome work. No intraday pattern at your entry, but that really is a pretty lookin' entry during the spike up head formation. You nailed it 0.26 from the top, so congrats.
After this profit-taking tag you want to target any one of the gaps or channel supports. Tricky question that one. If you ponder r/r then if you're risking stop over 57.66, then your risk is only 0.5%, so even if you target the first gap support of 53.80 while that's only 6% profit, the r/r of 12 makes it an acceptable target. If you target the 2nd gap fill, that r/r becomes pretty amazing.
Stop to even, decide which gap, and sit back and see what the market hands you. I'd probably play it conservatively and cover at gap support. Good luck.
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Originally posted by mystikyHi Spike -- I posted this yesterday, but you must have missed seeing it. So I am reposting this again here:
Hi Spike!
It's been about a week since I shorted PIXR at 57.40. It's being a bit more stronger then I anticipated but do you still agree with your previous comments?
I am leaning on trying to cover around 54.25, and don't mind waiting another week or two. It seems that it is only now starting to turn a bit lower. And I guess the other "good news" is that it never made a higher high since hitting 57.66 (and it retested it on two other occasions). But then again, it has not made any lower low's...
Your input is much appreciated....
Good luck!
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