>>If you can predict news in advance, I'll give you all of my money to invest for me.<g><<
Ok, I can predict news, but be wrong, so I won't mind losing your
$$.<g>
Seriously though, IMO, the key is to know your companys real
well and be able to distinguish the "good news" from the hype.
>>Ignore what they get their schills to say on CNBC and
in the WSJ, Barrons, Smart Money, etc. etc. etc. <<
I never watch TV, and NEVER get my COMS info from those sources
you mentioned. WSJ and Barrons I will read primarily for
as many opinions on economic trends as I can get. Also, I read
them to see what the earnings results are for lots of the major
market players. I've been trying to learn TA gradually for
short term trending/trading and as a check against all the
other info I get about COMS. I believe when COMS settles down,
it will be a more predictable/tradable stock.
Thanks for all your insights. I have definitely learned a new
way to look at the market from all your posts...a lot of it is practice. Keep posting, and I hope you're making $$ from COMS yourself.
joe |
