This forum serves multiple purposes:
1) To educate others in technical analysis and swing trading
2) To provide stock market calls (I call it as I see it)
3) To create a group of traders with similar interests and passion in technical analysis
4) Reduce risk by portfolio management allocation
This board is not about hype, not about slamming, not about pissing and moaning contests. If you seen something call it in advance, not at the spur of the moment.
Please only mention stocks with liquidity (1 million+ shares volume day on average). This is a swing trading forum, not a daytrading forum.
When posting, please use the following format so that others can find by symbol easier:
Company name (symbol)
Currently trading: Current price
Projected 52-week range: Current low and high range you feel stock is trading in
Outlook: Give some comments about why. Please keep it short with no long winded commentary. At most, one paragraph with no more than 5-6 sentences is perfectly fine.
Note:
To get boldface, use HTML boldface tags
Example:
XYZ Corporation (XYZ)
Currently: $12.00
Projected 52 week range: $8 to $16
Comment:
XYZ is in a tight triangle pattern with breakout potential.
Portfolio Manager:
I will put alerts out in the following format:
SYMBOL TYPE PRICE
Example:
ADBE SHORT $30.80
Note: These portfolios don't show shorts (as this is a problem with Silicon Investors portfolio manager). Of those I will mention these here.
Disclaimer:
At times I may own stocks mentioned in this thread. I will not be held liable or responsible for your trading decisions. Please use appropriate financial professionals for assistance.
Portfolio Notes
*** Stocks marked with negative shares (and in red) are shorts. The portfolio manager will account for it correctly.
Total %Gain/%Loss in portfolio manager has a bug in it. It doesn't appear to calculate short positive percentages correctly. If anyone at Silicon Investor can fix this, terrific.
Individual %Gain/%Loss and $Gain/$Loss are correct as is total $gain/$loss - use those instead.
Note:
I intend to use the cash account to denote +/- the calls. I don't intend performing money management here everyday to update the cash position (too much work). Rather, when a position is closed, it will added/subtracted. In other words, cash denotes the cumulative amount of gain or loss dollar wise after closing positions. |
