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Technology Stocks : Phone.com [PHCM]

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To: Brasco One who wrote (534)9/28/1999 8:52:00 AM
From: xbrent  Read Replies (1) of 1080
 
PHCM has very strong up momentum runs and equally strong declines. In an up run it usually goes up a few points, entertains a few profit takers or bad judgment shorts, backs off a bit and then charges again. (Few stocks charge as hard as PHCM both up and down, IMO). In the decline it does the reverse. A head fake up and then selling/shorting and a decline and the cycle repeats itself all the way down. It you can get in synch with PHCM it is wildly profitable. Get out of synch and you get crushed in short order. The MM's only trade in lots of 300 or less. Try a 1,000 share buy or sell and you can get heavily penalized as they will skim off 200 and then save the remainder for when they feel like executing your order, if its a market. The best way to buy into any heavy position going long is to have a limit buy in and catch it in a pull back, assuming that your in an up momentum day. Selling a long position is best done just before the conclusion of a run up, if you can figure out where that is, or set a target. But since it can move 20 points in a day who knows where the target is either up or down. Since guessing tops and bottoms is impossible, PHCM can cause a person to do lots of "wish I had done this or that at the end of a day" But if you can hit it just right on one of the moves it is very profitable.
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