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Gold/Mining/Energy : Daytrading Canadian stocks in Realtime

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To: Mr. Oil who wrote (816)	12/4/1998 8:43:00 AM
From: Steelguy	Read Replies (1) of 62348

>>>> You made a decision to leave the stop out and then went out of the office. Good thing she didn't tank to $2.00. It seems to me day trading is not possible if one has to go out because it becomes impossible to monitor your trade. <<<< RAy....you are correct that you should not be " out of contact " if you are daytrading seriously. However...in my case I do not do this for a living ( good thing as my family would be starving )....however I am blessed with a job that does give me quite a bit of freedom to pay attention to the markets and trade. Yesterday I knew I would be out but could not resist picking up the stock under $3.00. If it had tanked I just would have bought more either this morning or yesterday...I had a pretty good feeling that the buy was safe...Now...if I was daytrading yesterday in the true sense of the word..I would have kept raising my stop as she climbed off the low. But I wanted the stock to play out for awhile and thought I had a good chance for a huge run...it didn't happen but I wanted to give it a chance. sg

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