RE:RE:RE:RE:BIG scoop on close"Honestly - right now, Trevali is not really the kind of stock that you need to follow on a day-by-day basis, let alone an hourly or even more frequent basis. The stock price is unlikely to move much until the next big milestone, which will be mid-July when Q2 production numbers are out."
Agree that day to day changes do not amount to much or last long, and that now is not a time to be selling. However, I'd disagree about not following what's happening daily if you've invested significantly in it. It's near a low now, based on present information, and it was surely nice to pick up more shares a few days ago at an aberrant .78 U.S.
I would try to do this through just setting a long term limit order on a mining stock because disasters to occur--you really want to know that your limit buy wasn't triggered because politicians or gangs in unstable parts of the globe began trying to shake down your mining company or that a major landslide in an open pit didn't curtail production for several forseeable months. Both happened within the past year. I wouldn't advise flying automatic pilot on a mining investment. But I concur with Kras about not obsessing. That's different from keeping daily tabs.