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To: Robert O who wrote (1035)7/13/2012 2:03:48 AM
From: richardred  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 8239
 
Bob- I'm just sitting tight waiting in the wings. I'm not one to predict bottoms, but when the market no longer punishes bad news of good looking probable growth companies companies. That's usually one good sign. I remember some experts use to say. The market is trading now, where it thinks it will be, six months ahead. If it predicts wrong, it will correct itself.<G> Remember most everybody has 50/50 chance of being right or wrong . IMO it's all about picking more winners than loosers with the skills you've learned and acquired. IMO-The starting point of your success. Your booked winners consistently having an averaging total return better than traditional safe investment returns. Yep, the average passbook saving account doesn't yield 5% anymore and short term treasury's don't yield squat.

Anyway, I'm still considering adding NVDA and a new buy of IRF in tech. I never can predict myself what I may or may not do on any given day. In hindsight, Whether I make a right move or a wrong move. There was reasoning behind it. The simplest One being, I think it will go higher <G>.

Sometimes on multiple down days or big down days. I like looking at historical trading prices and trading volume on my watch list . This when I'm getting ready to buy one or more stocks. I do sometimes like putting multiple GTC limit orders (various securities) in at below current trading prices.

In tech. I currently own, NVDA, LTXC, FEIM, BRKS, RTEC, ISSI In no particular weighting order. FEIM reported what I considered good earnings after yesterdays close.

PS -Oh- Boy- I just noticed its Friday the 13th. :+ )