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Gold/Mining/Energy : Day trading in Canada

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To: Brian Diggle who wrote (2014)	1/14/1999 10:52:00 PM
From: Rocky510	of 4467

Good stuff Brian. Also as discussed before on one of these threads if you plan on say selling a stock you can put in an order to sell higher than you might expect. When you are ready to let it go just reduce the price (this is faster than placing a new order). Some times if I am watching (Stockwatch ticker, etc.) to sell I will keep the WebBroker active by getting a quote every nine minutes on the stock I'm planning to sell or buy (WebBroker times out after 10 minutes. I set my stop watch to 9 minutes). They expect to be putting out an improved version of WebBroker soon - probably in March. In the meantime with the things you mentioned and the above I'm doing fairly well on my trades - at least for time of execution. For stock timing, that's another story! Jimmy

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