Thanks, Jaime for the information.
I believe there is so much angle you can look into a company's fundamental there it is a waste of time to do it, especially for someone who does not have the resources to do it.
So, what we can do is rely on the technical indicators to guide us,
we might use different indicators, my favotire is the pdi & mdi.
As fas as AAPL is concerned, I think the close of 15.5 is probably
the bottom for a while, how fast it is going to move up is of course
out of my hand, and if by any chance, the price is dropped below 15.5,
I am going to pick up some.
What we need to ask is, looking at the price we paid when we enter a
trade, will we be making money in the future.
As far as SHVA is concerned, I think anyone who bought it under $20
is going to make money, it depends when the big boys want to push it
back up.
As fas as AAPL is concerned, I am very comfortable if you gets in
around $16. Of course, everyone would like it to move up as soon as
you bought it, but the main thing is whether it will appreciate
sometime in the future, and I know it will.
Talk to you later, Jaime. |
