RE:RE:RE:The charts TCrown wrote: ThreeHumpsCamel wrote: Torcan81 wrote:
lately I've noticed the triple salchow reverse zip line formation could be in the works. Any thoughts.
The shareprice closed at $2.57 at the start of 2022 but it's at $1.95 now.
What do you think about the chart pattern so far in 2022?
Did you sell any shares at $2.10 on January 3 like I did? Why not? The chart and TA clearly indicated an imminent price pullback so I sold. It had nothing to do with TAAT it's just the business of trading. Another successful swing trade by THC. I bought shares on January 31 and sold them all on February 2 for a net 10.5% gain in three days. I traded real shares with real money and made a real profit.
Tell TCrown-Twattingham1 that is how the experienced investors trade volatile stocks like TAAT.
Good luck Torcan81 and have a nice day.
To TCrown-Twattingham: Have a really rotten day.
Anybody else have a hard time believing Daryl went from shoplifting chocolate milk, knocking himself out and simultaneously pissing his pants in detainment to successful swing trading? Yeah didn't think so.
Readers here know that I am not Daryl the Neer Guy and they also know that you are a disgruntled loser who bashes other posters but never offers any information that would be useful to investors. Know this: Your stupid insults are not working so try a different approach like maybe post some information that is useful to investors. Tell us why you think TAAT has been in a downtrend since August 27 and where you think the SP is headed in the next few months.
I predict the SP is headed further south until the company releases some material news that will affect the SP in a positive way. The financials release looms as a likely negative impact on the SP but after that event I expect a new rally to start along with more good news releases by the company. Ya see that TCrown-Twattingham1? That is how to post some useful information as food for thought to less experience investors like you.
You leader and teacher.
ThreeHumpsCamel
You should call me Sir Camel as a sign of respect and admiration.