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  • Greetings Spike,
    Concerning TMWD,I pulled the plug too early again yesterday at 3.74,now real close to 4.Your opinion on this chart?

    Should I wait for a pullback,or buy in higher again?This thing is moving real nice.
    cordially Tom

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    • Greetings Spike,
      Was asked by my employer if EAG was forming an inverted SHS ,since he owns from1.20,I have no idea if it meets criteria,so I refer to someone much better than me.
      TIA,cordially Tom

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      • spikefader
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2004
        • 7175

        Originally posted by Thomrich
        Greetings Spike,
        Concerning TMWD,I pulled the plug too early again yesterday at 3.74,now real close to 4.Your opinion on this chart?

        Should I wait for a pullback,or buy in higher again?This thing is moving real nice.
        cordially Tom
        The plug has to be pulled sometime! Better when it's going up imho!
        Channels currently resist at 4.40 and rising. You could try for an intraday buy tomorrow at pivot or S1 tomorrow. I'll post when I see something.
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        Last edited by spikefader; 10-28-2004, 08:21 PM.

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        • grebnet
          Moderated
          • Oct 2003
          • 389

          HURC Any Ideas ?????????????????????

          HURC

          You have looked at this before and Im wondering what the charts say. I cant figure out what is up the last couple of days. No news out. Earnings dec 8th.

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          • spikefader
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2004
            • 7175

            Originally posted by grebnet
            HURC

            You have looked at this before and Im wondering what the charts say. I cant figure out what is up the last couple of days. No news out. Earnings dec 8th.
            The play is short from yesterday. I would exit longs at today's intraday pivot of 15.50, and enter short at same place or R1 at 16.40. Intraday price by volume resistence at 15.70. Yesterday's candle is bearish (spike through bband on daily), and there is a gap under 10.00.
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            • spikefader
              Senior Member
              • Apr 2004
              • 7175

              QQQ:
              Vector still bearish, short the pop looking for double top.
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              • spikefader
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2004
                • 7175

                TMWD: Places of support.
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                • Greetings Spike,thanks for the input,put a bid in at 3.65 and let it simmer.
                  cordially Tom

                  BTW PGH moving up so far on fair volume.

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                  • spikefader
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 7175

                    Originally posted by Thomrich
                    Greetings Spike,thanks for the input,put a bid in at 3.65 and let it simmer.
                    cordially Tom

                    BTW PGH moving up so far on fair volume.
                    Good plan. By not chasing up near intraday resistance, you may well miss a move, but considering the r/r, is it worth it to chase? In my opinion, no. I'd rather miss the move than to have a lousy r/r. Fact is, prices do often enough seek support on an intraday basis, so you may get rewarded for your patience. If it doesn't happen today, maybe next week. Trailing outragely low bids and really haggling over price can snag those perfect entries on a drop in confidence and thus net good profits "Let it simmer".....I like it
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                    • spikefader
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 7175

                      By the way, you'll notice that those daily channels for TMWD keep moving each day - that's the beauty of reg channels. The adjust ....... and where appropriate you can retarget....until the point where volatility of price pushes quickly enough to hit the channel resistance head on. That's the place to exit.

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                      • spikefader
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2004
                        • 7175

                        PGH target points.
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                        • spikefader
                          Senior Member
                          • Apr 2004
                          • 7175

                          AUO - time to jump ship!
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                          • spikefader
                            Senior Member
                            • Apr 2004
                            • 7175

                            AUO intraday
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                            • spikefader
                              Senior Member
                              • Apr 2004
                              • 7175

                              AUO April 05 10.00 puts are currently 1.20x1.25 while stock price sits at 10.52. Anyone considering holding long, then buying 1 put contract for every 100 shares held will insure you against the downside screaming from this chart.

                              As per http://www.qtrade.ca/en/qschool/Options/5.jsp under "Protective Put"
                              "Buying a protective put involves the purchase of one put contract for every 100 shares of stock already owned or purchased. A put gives the owner the right but not the obligation to sell the underlying security at a certain price (the strike or exercise price) up to the expiration date. Purchasing a put against stock is similar to purchasing insurance. The investor will pay a premium (the cost of the put) to insure against a loss in the stock position. No matter what happens to the price of the stock, the put owner can sell it at the strike price at any time prior to expiration"

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                              • stocks54
                                Senior Member
                                • Nov 2003
                                • 178

                                Auo

                                Spike,

                                Unfortunately my account is not enabled for options. Sold my position took 20 % loss.

                                Regards,
                                Stocks

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