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Technology Stocks : Intel Strategy for Achieving Wealth and Off Topic
INTC 39.96-1.5%12:26 PM EST

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To: Sonny McWilliams who wrote (15404)12/31/1997 6:05:00 PM
From: Captain Jack  Read Replies (2) of 27012
 
Sonny--- I try to and usually stick with a 20% rule. Mentor, MAD MONK, told me awhile back to sell any new purchase after no more than a 20% drop as it shows you are either too early or dead ass wrong! On those that go UP I figure in/out fees and put a stop loss in at that point. If they continue to climb I raise my stop loss (mentally) at 10% - 20% below the previous high. Once over purchase price there is very little loss in that manner and those that drop initially are limited to 20% max. NOT the basic long term investors way of doing things but very profitable for me. Had ORCL not dropped as we slept it would have already been gone with a smaller loss and it would have not been possible to play the splattered cat due to the "wash rule".

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John
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