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Technology Stocks : Audio and Radio on the Internet- NAVR

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To: Jan Robert Wolansky who wrote (3102)12/28/1998 7:10:00 PM
From: Cookie Monster  Read Replies (2) of 27722
 
Right again!

>>Thanks Spark......but keep a cool head :) I think I'll try to bail on NAVR during its customary morning gap. If it gaps to $12-13 range tomorrow (which I'm almost certain it will). We'll make a nice couple of points. Hey its not much but its more party money for New Years :)"

Jan>>>

If you notice NAVR's trading pattern today. Open at $12....run to
$12 11/16, fall back to $10.50....then run at the close to $11 1/2.
Now....if I bought on the pull back, don't you think it is wise to sell between $12-13? If it runs stronger I'll make more money....if it only makes it back to where it opened Monday morning...I'll still make money. I'm just calling the trading patterns here.....it might open at $13, go down to $11, then run at later in the day for all I know.

You guys over analyse things, and you have to understand the goals of a daytrader. It's a lot different than long term investing and 1 or 2 points to us is a great day. If a daytrader can do that on a regular basis.....he or she doesn't have to go to work very often.

Later,
CM
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