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Strategies & Market Trends : MARKET INDEX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - MITA -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: macavity who wrote (16218)	2/9/2003 10:33:51 AM
From: dvdw©	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 19219

I have exit plans commensurate to investing. I buy emerging companies with low free floats, and use the element of time to work it's magic, all investments are on a five year clock. Buying them in the middle of the 5 years puts those next acquired shares on a 2.5 year clock and so on. Right now this market for these types of securities is much more like 1982, the fundamentals continue to validate my POV. I've already described my awareness of the current trend as being a part of the CHURN cycle, where now the attack is on any margin holders who are left. My perception of the markets backdrop is as bearish as the next guys, there is no concern that the market is anything but what it is. As a Churn mechanism to enable the inside the trade to Buy low and eventually sell high, the tools of the churn are whatever is popular during a given cycle. So as Churn works it's way through to completion, participants being Bearish as the cause of the day, are right by degree, so be it. Now is the perfect time to take those longs you believe in Home. Open a new account in a few months and redeposit them, timing the changes may be different for each security, and it's place on it's own time line. As long as you have no Margin you have nothing to fear. Volume sensitive securities act like canary's in a coal mine, low floats work on Supply metrics which are very sensitive to obfuscations, hence many of these are telling a wholly different story and because that is where my own expertise is, I have confidence in my own strategy....nows the time for addition by subtraction, no broker matters in any of this. As an Investor in this school just take your chips home and come back later. Later is whatever your particular securities dictate. My view of the market in general is holistic; in that I see the entire game for what it is, the particulars for each stock are their own, and they tell specific stories, which are the only thing an investor needs to pay heed too. If the fundamentals change than you adapt to the change, positive or negative.