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VPHM 's chart looks a lot like many picks of the huge one , only it's even steeper. I've got a little $$ gathering dust. Hope you guys don't mind if I join the party.
VPHM 's chart looks a lot like many picks of the huge one , only it's even steeper. I've got a little $$ gathering dust. Hope you guys don't mind if I join the party.
billyjoe
Just bring some beer with you when you come. I sold my position, but I may hop back in at a cheaper price on Monday.
I usually never average down but if by some Vulcan intervention it were to drop to that level I would definitely be a buyer of another full position as I really missed the boat on this one when Dru first brought it to our attention.
I have took everything you guys had to say about VPHM and have done my own DD. My Vulcan logic has kicked back in and I now realize that I did sell VPHM too early.
The mistake I made here was that I checked the price right after I got home from work, which is right before the market close, and made a fast decision to take my profit and run. I should have took the time to look at the low volume and realized that this was not a sell off, rather it was normal price action. I bought it at $6.60, so it wasn't like I was about to go in the red. As Spike would say, I let emotions take over and didn't stick to my plan.
Based on NewBorns suggestion, I will buy VPHM back at a slightly lower point than I sold, which will put back to where I was. I should have no problem getting back in and correctiing this mistake at little extra cost. It will cost me a few extra dollars in commission, but not enough to worry about.
I have placed a limit order to buy VPHM at $9.87.
I've looked at the chart and noticed that VPHM usually doesn't drop below the closing price after having two down days. This is why I placed my order at 9.87 and not lower. Any suggestions?
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