RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just Called my BANKI guess I was thinking about stops with larger leeway before stopping. I notice from some trader service guy (Jason Bond) he uses stops of 3% on his entries and I guess there are lots of other swing traders using similar low percentage stops. Not sure if that is good for trading volatile stock like CXR?
sunshine7 wrote: Taking out stop losses is just another form of accumulating shares at a lower price. Holding the buying pressure low has its advantage if accumulation is the game. When goal is reached, let it run up and either take the profits or manage the consolidation. There is not many people who don't believe that CXR is under valued at these prices.