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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TGL WHAAAAAAAT! Alerts, thoughts, discussion. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: wayne who wrote (68860)10/29/2000 1:23:15 PM
From: Jim Bishop  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 150070
 
Reminders for myself, in no particular order. Some of the lines are mine, many are gleaned from others.

BEFORE buying, use the TGL checklist, or make your own DD checklist, and follow it!

Don't chase it up. Get it, when it drops back, simply because,
THEY ALWAYS DROP BACK, they HAVE to, it is just part of the mechanics of the market maker system, and of course, the inevitable profit taking, and if
you aren't taking profits relentlessly, then what the hell are you
doing here?

Market order?? It just ain't in my vocabulary. Unless you enjoy getting hosed.

If you have not read books on how the MM system works, I suggest that
you do so, ASAP. "The Electronic Day Trader" is a good one.

If you haven't already, learn some T/A especially Williams%R, stochastics,
MACD etc etc. Go to clearstation.com to the education
section.

For volume+ and Williams% use Big Charts. bigcharts.com and
learn to set up the interactive charts.

Control greed, learn discipline, set reasonable targets, and stick to them.
Ya right, if it breaks xxx it's gone, sure Jim, sure...

ALWAYS reduce risk/reward at the first opportunity. That may mean selling 1/3 or 1/2 a long way from the top, but I'd rather protect my investment, and live to play again, than just slowly let the original pile erode.

A profitable trade, is a good trade.

Get out, when you CAN, not when you HAVE to.

Stocks move in the path of least resistance. If it is hard to buy, it is
going higher, if it's hard to sell, oooops it may be too late, and you're a reluctant long.

When you have what you want, take it and run, and don't look back. Don't
wait, for the market to take it back.


NEVER let a winner, turn into a loser. But we all do, why? Think
about it, one answer, always....GREED!


NOBODY wins all the time. Learn to take your losses, EARLY, don't let them grow, until it's too late.

A big gap up, in the morning, is a gift, ACCEPT ALL GIFTS. Sell into
strength.
Then buy it back later, on a shake or walkdown if you wish.

MM's biggest trick - making stocks look their best, before they make them move.... in the opposite direction.

Over time, there is only one thing that always works, and that is, dance with what the market likes and make sure you are dancing close to the door.

Volume precedes price.

As long as there is volume, and volatility, $$ can be made, bear or bull.

Timing - all stocks go up eventually, but all stocks also go down, eventually.

YOU CAN'T FALL FAR, FROM A BASEMENT WINDOW, LOOK FOR BOTTOMS but always remember, the shovels can come out, and dig lower the foundation.

Good luck, happy trading, and get a Level II.



To: wayne who wrote (68860)10/29/2000 1:23:52 PM
From: myturn  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 150070
 
ROFLMAO!!!! THIS SAYS IT ALL!!! I JUST GOT THIS IN AN EMAIL.

CHEERS

RG

A man got married to a woman who had previously been married 13 times. On
their
wedding night, they settled in to the bridal suite at their hotel and the
bride said to her new
groom, "Please, promise to be gentle. I am still a virgin."

This puzzled the groom, since after 13 marriages, he thought that at least
one of her
husbands would have been able to perform. He asked his new bride to explain
the
phenomenon.

She responded:

"My first husband was a Sales Representative who spent the entire marriage
telling me,
in grandiose terms, how great it was going to be."

"My second husband was from Software Services; he was never quite sure how it
was
supposed to function but he promised he would send me documentation."

"My third husband was from Field Services and repeatedly said that everything
was
diagnostically OK, but couldn't get the system up.

"My fourth husband was from Educational Services and you know the old saying
- Those
who CAN DO, DO; those who can't teach".

"My fifth husband was from the Telemarketing Department. He knew he had the
order but
he wasn't quite sure when he was going to be able to deliver."

"My sixth husband was an Engineer. He told me that he understood the basic
process but
needed three years to research, implement and design a new state-of-the-art
method."

"My seventh husband was from Finance and Administration. He knew how but he
just
wasn't sure whether it was his job or not."

"My eighth husband was from Standards and Regulations and he told me that he
met the
minimum standards but regulations weren't clear on how to do it."

"My ninth husband was a Marketing Manager. Even though he had the product, he
just
wasn't sure how to position it."

"My tenth husband was a psychiatrist. All he ever wanted to do was talk about
it."

"My eleventh husband was a gynecologist and all he ever wanted to do was look
at it."

"My twelfth husband was a stamp collector and all he ever wanted to do was..
[deep sigh].
God I miss him!"

"My thirteenth husband was a CEO of a software company ... he kept promising
he would
do it in two weeks.

"So now I've married you and I'm really excited." "Why is that?", asked her
husband. "Well
it should be obvious! You're an OTCBB Market Maker!!! I just know I'm going
to get
scr*wed this time!"

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT OPINION, BUT IT SURE IS FUNNY. ROFLMAO.