Playing Hammered Stocks for a Bounce, But How?

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Playing Hammered Stocks for a Bounce, But How?

An SI Board Since January 1998

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Emcee: JEFF CHAPMAN	Type: Unmoderated

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9	Well the first trade was a disaster. I'm stopped out @ 4 1/2, a loss of 10%	JEFF CHAPMAN	-	1/20/1998
8	I just pulled the trigger and bought HCOM at $5.00. News from the company shoul	Instock	-	1/20/1998
7	Well my buy of HCOM @ $5 (yeh, hypothetical trades to begin with...) hasn't	JEFF CHAPMAN	-	1/20/1998
6	ok, hypothetically in HCOM @ $5 (1000 shrs)... not quite meeting my requiremen	JEFF CHAPMAN	-	1/20/1998
5	Looks like we have a couple of returning members for today's candidates, wi	JEFF CHAPMAN	-	1/20/1998
4	Unfortunately the methodology I am using would not allow me to invest in HCOM a	JEFF CHAPMAN	-	1/18/1998
3	Jeff: Looks like you and I are thiking along the same lines. Been playing the b	Instock	-	1/18/1998
2	Great idea. I'll post any potentials I find. BamaReb	BamaReb	-	1/17/1998
1	The stategy above would have started with these 4 companies: IQST REDB HCOM ESM	JEFF CHAPMAN	-	1/17/1998

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