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Strategies & Market Trends : TATRADER GIZZARD STUDY--Stocks 12.00 or Less..... -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TATRADER who wrote (21021)	3/4/2001 1:06:46 AM
From: GTC Trader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 59879

<< Own GLG and HGMCY and planning to buy MDG in 6 1/4- 6 3/8 area early in week along with AEM in 6.00-6.25 area.... >> No NEM? Just curious why you are not planning on reloading NEM at your 15.5 target. I bought some NEM several months ago at 18 and finally unloaded it at 16.9 last week. I am hoping to reload sub-16 so that I can get back the 1.10 I left on the table. We won't talk about the NEM that I bought at 24 5/16 that I am still holding !!! : ' ( Glad to hear that you are expecting a rally this week. Do you think that it will help any of the following dogs currently in my kennel: OPHM, PILT, and WAVC ??? The first two I bought at the February highs. WAVC I bought at the January high. Fortunately, most of my other trades have done much better. CSCO - seems to have support around 17 and 20. If you think it will run to 27 within 5 days, why not buy it ~21? XAU - When will we know if this rally is for real? I have been burned in the past buying gold stocks on the first pull-back after a big spike, only to have the XAU continue down further and further. I am not as nimble as you, so while I expect the XAU to make further highs per your projections, I am not so eager to get fully loaded again. I guess tight stop-losses are the answer. I appreciate the much needed reminder. Sorry for all of the questions, but any comments would be appreciated. Best regards - HB P.S. Thanks for the discussion of Pivot Points. I will have to look into those further. Too bad TC2000 doesn't calculate them for me.