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To: Qualified Opinion who wrote (93197)	6/6/2017 7:37:30 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	4 Recommendations Recommended By edu1102 Mevis Qualified Opinion SGJ Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 222916

For me, researching each company is a complete waste of time... an equal dollar amount is committed to each and every new trade position, no favorites, otherwise I would be picking who I think would win and would lose, that's senseless, how would I know that in advance? I buy and use a 2% stop on all new positions... this way the risk is very minimal... most of the time the market goes my way, only a few are stopped out and I also don't worry or care if one or another position is stopped out since I have no favorites... on a further breakout I then add another full position and use the 2% stop Rule on that second position the same way... once the market begins to move, I begin to raise my exit stop and eventually the stop moves to a good "lock in profits" position... my method is very mechanical and robotic, and somewhat boring since each position is equally weighted, so there's no special excitement attached to any specific trade or market move... GZ