some rules for getting and staying green (addresse
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Posted On: 03/26/2015 10:55:02 AM
some rules for getting and staying green (addressed to no one in particular). applies to any stock really. any market. regardless of position
chart the stock. technically. trade around a core. built of free-trading shares. (if you want to mitigate risk). until you see the time is right to accumulate full-boar (risk mitigated. and reward/upside demonstrated)
you'll still be ahead of the crowd (and whether you have the funds to short or not. money can be made in any market. and on any side of the trade - "long" or "short" - only duration changes)
few people know about 4k. fewer still about ultraflix. probably less know about ntek
still early. got to know your history. to know where the company is. technology. market. do your homework and analysis if you know how. otherwise invest only what you can afford to risk (lose) and buy on weakness (only)
all otc (speculative) stocks (even higher tier/exchange-listed that aren't proven commodities) should be bought on weakness only. everyone with their own rules. research. analysis. experience. goals. objectives
so nobody's guidelines fit everyone. and no one persons pov fits-all
keep learning. reading. and figuring out what works for you. then find stocks that set-up for the things you do well
i could go on for hours. but that is enough for today
lastly. no matter what. keep your research going. be prepared to switch gears at any time (and for anyone reading this. if things do not make sense. read. google. youtube. ask questions. keep learning and reading. investing well is not a passive activity. especially in the otc. be aware of sentiment. people "invest" on emotion. and inexperience. so keep that in mind. investing successfully requires work. so get to it - as will i)
chart the stock. technically. trade around a core. built of free-trading shares. (if you want to mitigate risk). until you see the time is right to accumulate full-boar (risk mitigated. and reward/upside demonstrated)
you'll still be ahead of the crowd (and whether you have the funds to short or not. money can be made in any market. and on any side of the trade - "long" or "short" - only duration changes)
few people know about 4k. fewer still about ultraflix. probably less know about ntek
still early. got to know your history. to know where the company is. technology. market. do your homework and analysis if you know how. otherwise invest only what you can afford to risk (lose) and buy on weakness (only)
all otc (speculative) stocks (even higher tier/exchange-listed that aren't proven commodities) should be bought on weakness only. everyone with their own rules. research. analysis. experience. goals. objectives
so nobody's guidelines fit everyone. and no one persons pov fits-all
keep learning. reading. and figuring out what works for you. then find stocks that set-up for the things you do well
i could go on for hours. but that is enough for today
lastly. no matter what. keep your research going. be prepared to switch gears at any time (and for anyone reading this. if things do not make sense. read. google. youtube. ask questions. keep learning and reading. investing well is not a passive activity. especially in the otc. be aware of sentiment. people "invest" on emotion. and inexperience. so keep that in mind. investing successfully requires work. so get to it - as will i)
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