Re: why i think 2.05$ as an entry/exit point or possibly wait .longer

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Re: why i think 2.05$ as an entry/exit point or possibly wait .longer

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why i think 2.05$ as an entry/exit point or possibly wait .longer

Vick

posted on Aug 11, 2009 08:29AM

"Of course we could go the other way but if we break the 2.05 to 2.10 range.......sepecially the 2.00$ range i would gte my stop sells in quick"

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Vick I tend to dissagree with you there as the stop loss only help a stock to go down as they usually sell on the way back up as resistance.The ones that want to take your shares love it when or if you use stop losses.

You have to look at the fundamentals of the company and we are moving up in price for good reason ,now someone telling people to use stop losses makes me shake my head to read that deliberate bad advice.

If anyone has an inkling to use a stop loss they may as well sell right away for more money than later for cheaper.