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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: Bob Thompson who wrote (46559)6/26/1999 6:18:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (1) of 120523
 
Long Uptrends that suddenly get snuffed....

Bob, I noticed that even the best stocks just stop their uptrend eventually. I have shown on the thread that BEBE, CHCS, YUM, and now TAGS have just stopped their huge uptrends. That is why I posted that any unusual change of price pattern in a previously strongly uptrending stock should be looked upon with suspicion. You can't tell the difference right away from a natural correction within the price patterns of the stock, that is impossible. It is only when the downtrend is a bit longer and stock falls below support that your suspicions can be justified.

Here is that post:

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As a long term holder of BEBE, YUM, CHCS and TAGS, I have exited all these positions when the downtrend became more than just a natural correction. The good part though is that there is always another stock to take its place (i.e. DEBS, etc) and eventually like American Spirit pointed out, the original stock that strayed from its path will have corrected enough for a nice analyst upgrade, a fat profit, and new gains. But only stops at about 5-7% (I raise my stops for stocks that have given me over 50% profits).. will get you out on time.
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