RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Other ideas? I didnt used to be all in and all out, but I learn with time, not saying that is the right strategy, each one has to come up with what works for them in assessment and mitigation of risk. This is an excellent stock to day trade, and to hold for 10 years and not waste a moment of your life navel gazing the hourly swings... for me in the off season it is a nice game to play, and I enjoy watching the shenanegans on some stocks, especially being able to peak at the level 2.
TKO for a few years was my only holding, and never less than 90%. I often plan on a half in, half out stragegy, but rarely ever do it. When I was all in with TKO I would make side bets with spare change sometimes up to 40% of holdings, so that was sometimes all in, all out, sometimes by halves (but not touching the core).
By nature I am a long hold person, do your homework, and hold until it meets your target, but you need to adjust your target as things change and you can always keep that target higher than your willing to sell, but the dynamics of the market do mean to make money you need to sell, so the shorter run is pretty fun, and while I am good at buying, I hate to sell, so it is training for me.
I like to know the properties, read the drill results.
Another one, WM, Fenelon....
JCSunsfan wrote: Ah Kent. You are an all in all out guy. I am a half in half out. I am certainly hoping q4 earnings are already baked in but you might be right about the market not being as bright as I hope. Only thing to do is focus on the long view and take advantage of what the market gives me.
The thing that keeps me from going in and about more often is the stinkin taxes. It's ok in the retirement accounts but in the taxed account it's a miserable mess.