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Strategies & Market Trends : Longer term short term day trades.

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From: Steve Felix1/25/2023 8:49:48 PM
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Cash $1876 -$19,573.10 (2.12%) No bottom for ENPH. Maybe the big money knows something about
earnings, which come out on the seventh.

01/25/2023 09:24:14 Bought 3 ENPH @ 208.51 -625.53

01/25/2023 09:31:38 Bought 4 ENPH @ 205.01 -820.04

Now 1422
01/25/2023 10:15:15 Bought 4 ENPH @ 203.01 -812.04
01/25/2023 15:47:54 Sold 3 ENPH @ 209.51 628.52
01/25/2023 15:47:55 Sold 1 ENPH @ 209.51 209.50

Was asked today how low ENPH would go, to which I replied, that I had no idea.

When it $183, I didn't see $118 coming.
When it hit $220, I didn't see $129 coming.
When it hit $324, I didn't see $234 coming.
When it hit $339, I didn't see this coming.

By normal metrics, it has always been overvalued, so a big fall is always possible.
It had a PE of 76 in 2018 when they made a dime for the year.
It has a PE here of 105. If you are looking for safety, this isn't it.

Personally, I would like it to go up so I could sell some to play little stocks.
Otherwise, I don't get excited because my girls will inherit this account, and I
think ENPH has a long runway ahead.

That said, it sure is making it easy for the S&P to kick my butt here.
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