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Strategies & Market Trends : Dave Gore's Trades That Make Sense

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To: Bob V who wrote (16401)5/23/2003 6:57:20 PM
From: Bruce A. Brotnov   of 16631
 
Bob, one tactic for sell stops is to only put 1/2 up for the MMs to grab. For example I saw 2 class action suits announced for RINO which I bought under 10 so I had a sell stop limit at 12.98 this week and then closed over $13. It closed today at 14.61. That way they only manipulated the price for 1/2 of my shares. However, with all the lawyers hanging all over it, it is not one I want to get back in.

I was taken out in JCOM a few months ago at 22 and then it went down to 16 on bad press from Barrons and I bought it back at $18 and still holding some of it. I think the key of whether to get back in is the same basis of any stock, what is its merits and why do I want this stock. If you want it and the fundies look ok as well as some chart support then I am inclined to get back in. I have traded FSTW several times, although that was one of it hitting my sell limit and then buying back lower.

I prefer mental stops unless it is a stock I am inclined to be selling anyway. Them MMs know how to grab it and run.
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