Re:RE:Too quietThanks for sharing your strategy Relative, I also wanted to grab a couple thousand shares of hvi today, must admit I got burnt on hvi last week, see what l did was, while l was holding hvu, I decided to start accumulating hvi, but was too early and l took a loss in the process, minor loss relatively speaking( not one to take a loss on a trade but l sensed l was way too early that time, in at 9.98 out at 8.95 ouch), however l made out like a bandit on hvu, so all in all good start for 2016.
Btw I dont understand why most traders on this board only want to trade hvu, it makes no sense to leave hvi out of the trade, you're only getting half of the returns you are due, it's a package deal out of one, into the other, and so on, rinse and repeat, just be mindful of the entry and exit points, but most importantly the direction in which this thing is going. lt can change direction on a whim, with that said it usally goes anywhere from 5 to 10 days before doing a 180 degree turn, rather voilently at times, then suddenly it starts going down like a plane crash, quick, the unintiated are often trapped at this point and burnt to a crisp. I've been with this since 2012, seen a lot of people get trapped by this one, with cutting off one of their hands or feet, the only means of escape available to them!!( in other words being faced with a 25% or 50% loss in just one or two days, sometimes even in just a matter of hours!). My strategy therefore, is to never allocate more than a quarter of my resources to hvu, if it falls l'll buy hvi as a hedge, wait for hvu to pick up and if l see the direction has changed, l usually try to sell close to my previous purchase price, thus limiting my losses while still buying hvi, sometimes breaking even is as good as making a profit, especially with hvu.
Anyways thats my two cents, do your own due diligence and glta, btw shanghai up 2%, futures up 204 points, hvi might be worth a day trade...