Mark, I know it's all in fun, but for now I think I'll pass. Too many times, the closing price is meaningless as far as one making some $$ on the stock that particular day.
Too many variables, too many MM games on BB's, and it is entry and exit points, that are important, not the closing price on a particular day, especially if the close is on the ask, with wicked spreads.
Example, I could pick a day when DIGGE closes at .25, and be pretty sure, given the history the last while, that they'd close it at .468 the next day for an 80%+ gain. But no one could make 80% on it, you can buy it at .468, but only sell it much lower, spread .25 x .468. Keeping that example. Say we pick DIGGE on that day it closes at .25, the last thing I want, is some schmuck buying it the next morning, at .468, and then getting caught in it when it goes pink next week.
Good luck, and have fun. |
