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I was writing a long response, but as has been the case I started eating something and lost all motivation for investing in stocks. Today I ordered some General Tso's Ckxn, some Sweet and Sour Chicken, egg rolls and white rice. I tried applying for a job at Walmart again, but I failed the retail associate...
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I had in mind I will continue to pick 3 stocks every week from the screener, but you could give a final go ahead for the strategy. My mother wants to buy the same stocks as me, and she doesn't want to trade too much, so I was planning on using the random 3 from the 150 company list and holding for 6...
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Hi Gary. Maybe you can join me on this stock long term adventure. I don't believe in technical analysis, so a trail stop would just sell on a loss. I have thought out of this by treating the buy side and sell side equal, why not set a buy trail loss stop like MrMarket. The idea with buying and selling...
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So I was looking for something to do, something clean and good, and I saw louetta post "just buy a good mutual fund". This was the motivation I needed to hold long term, to look at companies as investments rather than as toys to get rich. Weather my trades show a profit doesn't matter to me,...
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antioch6 replied to Announcing the enhanced 2026 Pick of the Year contest! Now with scrubbing bubbles!!in DiscussionI was just reviewing market trading strategies and I notice the Russell 2000 is at all time highs. I got knocked out of my Russell Long back in 2024 when I started pyramiding my buys Up and we got to a non important C.P.I. number that dropped the indices 2-3%. I would of been sold out anyways during...
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I was ready to get started investing this week. My market timing service is on a buy signal, and my stock screener is giving me stocks to pick, so there is nothing stopping me. But I have been thinking a lot and doing a lot of thinking. What is the foundation for stock trading, what is buying and what...
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I was wondering when you would pick the Hormuz Winner. Congrats MrMarket!
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I am still looking for a way to time the market to limit downside, but there doesn't look like a way to without limiting upside. People talk about the 1970s and the 1930s as times where everyone suffered inhumane because of falling prices, but no one talks about how everyone was rewarded, I can't even...
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I like EIX. Utilities never let anyone down did they? The earnings are also very stable. The p/e is lower. AGX and DOCN seem more of a bet that the price momentum will continue so that is less based on business conditions, and OPY has unstable earnings, which could give back in a stock market downt...
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Jiesen, are we going to leave the planet on spaceships some day? Maybe our bodies are like the spaceships and we will leave them to another place some day. LUNR sounds exciting and I've long wondered what would happen if aliens showed up to rescue us one day and what would the value of the stock market...
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I was looking desperately for a way to time the market to avoid downside. I simplified it down to timing the market as limiting your downside, and limiting your upside, because everyone buys when it goes up and sells when it goes down. This is complicated because if something is going to zero you want...
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I screened your dump through my MrMarket screener and returned 4 stocks. In order of highest to lowest based on Price Appreciation and Price Appreciation / P/e : UGP, TD, BCE, T.
I like BCE the best because the stock price looks low and it has a 5% dividend and it has the lowest P / E.
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Here is Karel's loved Marketocracy thread, where he posted his weekly updates on his top three companies based on MrMarket's formula. To enjoy a walk down the path they left for us, I will continue Karel's Shotgun portfolio with weekly updates and a top 3.
This should give me a nice weekly...
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I like simulated trading because I trade the same as a real money account. With testing Jesse Livermore strategies in a simulated account, I day traded the s&p futures just the same as I did in my live money and in about 1 month I was able to bring the $200,000 simulated account down to $148,000....
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Congratulations on a 15% gain. I was confident in GSL because of the high cash yield and the momentum, but it feels good seeing your victory.
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I wasn't able to execute my strategy with my family's money in 2018 up until 2022 because I was too confident that I would have a chance to buy stock during a market crash, It was too much money to risk, and looking back I wonder why I wanted to invest in the stock market at all in the first place....
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antioch6 replied to Announcing the enhanced 2026 Pick of the Year contest! Now with scrubbing bubbles!!in DiscussionI've been trying to time the market short term and it hasn't worked out besides going breakeven. I want to tell my mom to buy into the market on a pullback but there are so many opinions about how far it'll go, with the most reasonable to me being the idea that we could spike over 40 on the Vix and...
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