You buy a stock. It goes down, now what?

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You buy a stock. It goes down, now what?

An SI Board Since July 1998

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Emcee: Bald Eagle	Type: Unmoderated

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12	<<You posted to every thread I read. >> Well, I guess you should s	Bald Eagle	-	7/7/1998
11	You posted to every thread I read. Looked like spam to me. Don't worry, I	shane hartman	-	7/7/1998
10	Re: "I wait for any bounce and get out." And what if it continues d	Investor2	-	7/7/1998
9	How about an "Other Stategy" I used with LSI when it fell from above	BWAC	-	7/7/1998
8	LOL!	E. Graphs	-	7/7/1998
7	Oh, well, excuse me! I was trying to open a discussion. I don't have anythi	Bald Eagle	-	7/7/1998
6	Hi Wiseowl! I have no patience for losing money. I don't mind it when a st	E. Graphs	-	7/7/1998
5	Stop spamming every thread with adds for your thread. I care about stocks, not	shane hartman	-	7/7/1998
4	Re: "I've had bad experience using stops. Too many times I saw the pri	Investor2	-	7/7/1998
3	Wise, I think your cc idea is a very wise<g>one. I was in a situation si	Melissa McAuliffe	-	7/7/1998
2	<< I think Bald should start a thread with something similar in concept;	Bald Eagle	-	7/7/1998
1	Wiseowl; I think Bald should start a thread with something similar in concept;	Johnathan C. Doe	-	7/7/1998

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