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New Buy Candidates: CLFD, TIGR, VSCI (previously mentioned as a rebuy on April 2nd)
New Short Sale Candidates:
Add To: DGLY (on a pullback), VSCI (if you already have a position, now is a good time to add to it.
Note: If you choose to play CLFD and TIGR, be careful with your entry as both are thinly traded. TIGR has been experiencing more volume so it may offer a better entry than CLFD at the moment.
posted by Nick M. @ 9:33 AM
Hello and welcome to my blog. My name is Nick and I am a recent graduate of a top research university. I currently hold a BA degree in Psychology. My main interests are industrial/organizational psychology, HR management and of course, securities and the financial markets. I became interested in trading and investing in stocks a few years ago by pure chance and curiosity. After learning some of the basics in 2003, I began to trade in full force in 2004. Although I've been trading for only a few years, I have learned much about stocks, and analyzing charts in this relatively short time span. My experience and chart reading skills are my edge in successfully navigating the stock market. My strategy and discipline is a blend of trader and stock picker. My style of trading has helped me find some of the current markets top winners in their infancy. In addition to my own personal trading and investing, I also manage assets and portfolios for close friends and family. My goals are to continue to improve and refine my trading/investing strategies in order to further enhance my performance in the market. Eventually, I would like to establish my own investment/asset management firm.
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3 Comments:
Well so much for CLFD and TIGR. They didn't perform as well as I hoped so I skipped out on them. I added some more to my VSCI position. Looking back, I should've held onto my previous position on it had I known it would have gone back to its Feb highs. Oh well. So far so good.
What is your trading strategy Nick, is it momentum based formula ?
Yre,
My trading strategy relies on several different strategies which includes a blend of technical and fundamental analysis. Another part of my strategy that relies mostly on T/A is chart analysis. I use a different approach when interpreting charts than other traders and chart technicians. I have identified my own proprietary chart patterns and signals that I use for entry and exit points out of a trade. While I occasionally still identify some common patterns (like cups/bases, etc), I find that a particular strategy ceases to work once everyone knows about it.
Anyway, taking advantasge of momentum is something that gets me into trouble half the time so I try to only dedicate it as a small part of the technical analysis aspect of my trading strategy.
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