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Session of 02/14/2007

Started by David Randolph, February 14, 2007, 09:30:12 AM

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lancefur

Quote from: David Randolph on February 14, 2007, 03:19:02 PM
I guess I need to face the fact that CPNE.OB doubled over the last month and a half so it will need some time to digest that kind of a run. After the current consolidation period is over I see it running a lot higher, because at the minimum I estimate $0.4 EPS for 2007, and that should put the share price somewhere between $8 and $12.

You are not changing your trading plans on this one are you?
Live hard, love harder and be happy.
Have a Super-Fantastic Day!

mbaugh

David,  What about selling PFSW and ETLT tomorrow and try to buy something on fire if something is burning tomorrow?  I figured the flames are out on PFSW and ETLT and they deserve to be held long-term.  The reason I'm suggesting this is to get the momo back since when you buy something you help move the price even more.    Sometimes we all need a good cheer! Tomorrow let's buy some fire-stocks!

David Randolph

Quote from: lancefur on February 14, 2007, 03:42:43 PM
Quote from: David Randolph on February 14, 2007, 03:19:02 PM
I guess I need to face the fact that CPNE.OB doubled over the last month and a half so it will need some time to digest that kind of a run. After the current consolidation period is over I see it running a lot higher, because at the minimum I estimate $0.4 EPS for 2007, and that should put the share price somewhere between $8 and $12.

You are not changing your trading plans on this one are you?

No.

On the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio I'm not selling before February 22nd. Over the Main Portfolio ... I plan to hold for at least 6 to 12 months, but you know I update the initial analysis everyday.

nica33

SIMO, JADE can be on fire tomorrow ?? Could be ??
Keep it simple !!

David Randolph

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Quote from: mbaugh on February 14, 2007, 03:56:27 PM
David,  What about selling PFSW and ETLT tomorrow and try to buy something on fire if something is burning tomorrow?  I figured the flames are out on PFSW and ETLT and they deserve to be held long-term.  The reason I'm suggesting this is to get the momo back since when you buy something you help move the price even more.    Sometimes we all need a good cheer! Tomorrow let's buy some fire-stocks!

Thanks for the suggestion mbaugh, I know you care :)

I could do it, but I don't want to. I want to turn about $24,000 into $150,000 and I'm pretty sure that those two stocks, with CPNE.OB's help, will drive the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio up to $50,000 over the next couple of months. I just need some patience ;)

Anyway, tomorrow I'll do this differently to make it more interactive and more focused on stocks on fire, been kind of boring lately, I know.

David Randolph

Unfortunately the 3 Stocks on Fire Portfolio was down for the third day in a row, as the 3 stocks held are going through consolidation phases. But you know that I remain confident in their technicals and fundamentals.

The risk of selling these 3 to chase other stocks on fire is that those new stocks start consolidation phases themselves and the 3 previously held resume their uptrends ;D

So, not so easy to play this game. Still, the Portfolio is up 59% in less than a month, I'm glad.

Tomorrow I'll work differently. I'm particularly interested in nica33 and Tokyopua's talk about how to scan and filter the market to get stocks on fire. Perhaps I'll spend the day not analyzing stocks, but analyzing services that enable us to find the best stocks in the quickest way possible. Study some analytical tools for a change. Might be useful.

See ya :)