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To: kidl who wrote (201743)7/29/2011 12:22:14 PM
From: sooner or later5 Recommendations  Respond to of 312915
 
For me, a core position is one I never trade (until I'm ready to sell the lot) because I believe ultimately it is going to go way higher....but in the meantime I may have additional shares, my 'traders' that I buy and sell if the stock seems to have a trading range.



To: kidl who wrote (201743)7/29/2011 12:33:38 PM
From: Claude Cormier1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 312915
 
WHatever the term used, your the methodology you described makes sense for all investors.

Should I conclude that you believe that you believe that it make no sense to have a so-called "core position" in highly speculative stocks for which the fundamentals are potentially being built? Fundamentals must be strong enough before you start a "core position".


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