Friday, March 09, 2007
Closing Comments
I am in a bit of a rush, so I'll make this brief.
The market is fine. I am mincing the MVIS doubters. And, life is fucking golden at "The Fly's" office. I was up another 1.1% today.
I covered a few shorts, but still hold many inverse ETF's.
Next week, I intend on buying more MVIS, ADY, CENX and HANS.
NOTE: Make sure to visit this weekend. Woodshedder is likely to bust out his fucking charts, and stuff.
The market is fine. I am mincing the MVIS doubters. And, life is fucking golden at "The Fly's" office. I was up another 1.1% today.
I covered a few shorts, but still hold many inverse ETF's.
Next week, I intend on buying more MVIS, ADY, CENX and HANS.
NOTE: Make sure to visit this weekend. Woodshedder is likely to bust out his fucking charts, and stuff.
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Hi, I have a question-
why do you buy more MVIS at different price levels, rather than for example buying a big bunch when it dropped to the lower $3 range?
Just curious, because I kinda wish I had bought a lot more when it had dropped in price..
why do you buy more MVIS at different price levels, rather than for example buying a big bunch when it dropped to the lower $3 range?
Just curious, because I kinda wish I had bought a lot more when it had dropped in price..
And I am very jealous of early buys :( But I wanted to see a little performance first since it was a spec play at the time. Unfortunantly I saw a shitload of performance before buying in the upper 2.7x range.
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: 9:09 PM
: 9:09 PM
so if my reasoning is correct,
you are buying more at higher price levels so you can manage your risk better.
Feel free to correct me if i am completely wrong and i sound like a newbie
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you are buying more at higher price levels so you can manage your risk better.
Feel free to correct me if i am completely wrong and i sound like a newbie
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