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Strategies & Market Trends : Ted Warren's Investolator -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: WEagle who wrote (1046)	4/28/2022 9:56:50 AM
From: investolator2000	Respond to of 1798

Hi WEagle & Stack, DGLY: Ted always said that unless you buy the stock at just the right moment, you can expect it to go down (turn red) for a period of time. There has been only one stock that I purchased that I remember that never went below my stock price plus commission, and it was the very first stock I ever bought back in 1983. I held it for just under 6 months and sold it on a fast rise for 250% profit. My profit would have been greater if I was not using a high price brokerage firm at the time. I have provided the DGLY chart on a 5-year range and still use monthly frequency. What I look for in a formation like this one, is higher monthly highs, and higher monthly lows. I have taken my pain meds this morning, so I hope what I have written makes some sense. . I2000