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ROLLING STOCK STRATEGY

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Emcee: donald sew	Type: Unmoderated

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Im looking for some good ROLLING STOCKS, those which historically trade in a certain range. Feel that this strategy can be even more effective with good charting skills. If it is done perfectly, which seldom happens, one could ride a stock both long then short. If one does ride the stock up and down, then "BOXING THE STOCK" may minimize the risk (but also minimize the profit).

If anyone has a good rolling stock, please share it with us here.

Thanks Donald

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33	Look at Mu, MOT, INTC, and MSFT. Expect MSFT to sell down after earnings, alway	cbstock	-	4/1/1997
32	To All: The majority of all stocks are rolling all the time, which everybody s	Wayners	-	3/28/1997
31	Nice post Doug. Look at my thread Wade Cook/Rolling Stocks. Under this thread	bottomfish	-	3/9/1997
30	Joe, I haven't been to any seminars, nor do I intend to go to any. Fro	Doug R	-	3/8/1997
29	Doug, Frequency is important. I also look at amplitude because I do not	Joe at HOME!	-	3/8/1997
28	Rolling stocks are appealing. Frequency of rolls is a factor that seems vital	Doug R	-	3/8/1997
27	Tread, I meant to say that I put in a GTC for 3/4. Today, I decided to cha	Joe at HOME!	-	3/6/1997
26	Thread, I bought 560 shares of QDRX at 3/4 today around noon. I did some m	Joe at HOME!	-	3/5/1997
25	William and Thread, What parameters do you use in a screen to select rollers?	Maureen	-	3/5/1997
24	That's the right definition! The idea is to calculate the channels (up &	William Woods	-	3/5/1997
23	Walter, My definition of a "Rolling Stock" is a stock that in a	Joe at HOME!	-	3/4/1997
22	Rolling Stock - what is your definition? I like that idea of trading on rollin	Walter F. Rauch	-	3/4/1997
21	Joe, take a look at MILK, it trades from 3 5/8 to 5 1/2. Gwolf	Gwolf	-	3/4/1997
20	IT'S TOO QUIET! I WISH I COULD THINK OF SOMETHING TOO GET THIS THREAD STA	Joe at HOME!	-	3/2/1997
19	All, I sent out my application for my lombard account a few days ago. I a	Joe at HOME!	-	2/22/1997
18	I am subscribing a "Rolling Stocks" report from the following stock a	William Woods	-	2/21/1997
17	Stephan, CHTT does fall under the category of rolling stock, but the patterns	donald sew	-	2/17/1997
16	Donald, Check out CHTT. Steve	Stephen Zodkoy	-	2/17/1997
15	Thank you, Donald I really appreciate this request. May I ask whether you set	Arthur Tang	-	2/14/1997
14	Hey, world! I just started getting interested in the stock market about a mont	Joe at HOME!	-	2/12/1997
13	Wayne Just check the charts and I think you got one. The time key is approxim	donald sew	-	11/9/1996
12	Donald, Look at service merchandise. It rolls between 4.50 and 6.00 and pr	Wayners	-	11/8/1996
11	Maybe try looking at muei, don't know if this is what you are looking for b	upside down	-	11/5/1996
10	Hello Chan, good to see you here. Seems like this is the place to be, now. I se	Imuah	-	11/1/1996
9	Jack........by golly....I wondered where you had gone....good to see you on thi	Chandler H. Everett	-	11/1/1996

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