RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Great HPQ Silicon videoI understand that. Just don't understand why you are not willing to scalp another trade at this level when you are happy to pocket a $26 profit.
No need to answer. I won't see the logic if you believe in the future, and now even the technicals are turning into some buy signal per your information. Just trying to help you make another few bucks based on your perspective. Cheers.
Holdrrrr wrote: Holdrrrr wrote: Mostlyserious wrote: Why don't you just buy back the 200 shares now that you sold at 61 instead of waiting for 73? You are obviously confident that better days are coming.
You know what technicals would have really been useful? Those that indicated a buy at 40 cents before the price moving up to current levels. But I guess moving averages move up only when the stock price moves up. Funny how that works. ;-)
Because my core position, and scalping trades are two entirely different things. The same reason I didn't sell my core position at 61 cents.
Further to that, scalping a few hundred shares doesn't require alot of committment, significant news or a big catalyst, it only requires some fluctuations.
But committing to buying a big block of shares does require commitment..
Hence the difference.