RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Correction Alert !You are fortunate to get a 50% return on a stock in a relatively short amount of time (weeks to a couple of months) and you are happy to pocket $26 profit off of that, while spending hours on this board.
For that kind of profit, I think you should consider whether finding some easy part-time job paying minimum wage could be more satisfying. You know, interacting with people, knowing you are helping someone out. 2 hours per week makes you a bit more that gross $26 you made here in weeks/months.
I don't need help from a fella like you. You are not invested enough to fully understand all the dynamics of investing at play here to offer any insight, and your post finally gives evidence to that.
Here's some more help for you. If you want to make $26 per day, get away from following any one company, take a look at what is hot at the beginning of every day, jump into the fray quickly, and be ready to jump out quickly. But you will have to play with a little bit more than a couple of hundred bucks.
Holdrrrr wrote: Mostlyserious wrote: I genuinely hope you are kidding.
if you are not, then it would help explain why you don't pay much attention to certain things or easily dismiss them.
Holdrrrr wrote: Mxz123 wrote: What if you bought $7000 at .40 and sold at .61. Quick trade. Recoup pretty quick.
Today I sold 200 shares of pyr. Ones I bought at 48 cents. I sold at 61 cents. That's $26 easy peasy. And I'm proud of it. And if she falls to 50 cent range I'll buy them right back.
I have more than enough in my TFSA core position, I flip on my other account.
So eat your heart out bashers, I get paid about $1 everytime Tammy presses "enter" lmfao
Scalping for gains is bad? It explains why you are clueless about most things. Here let me help you.
Buy low. Sell higher. You can start there.
The amount of shares is completely irrelevant. Gains are gains. Period.