Put Money Where My Mouth Is
I picked up 100 WCG @ $26.65 for a trade. I'm trying out the RSI(2) indicator. However, due to the nasty investigation, I'm using a tight stop.
I'm out of the office for most of the day.
Evening Update
For some reason, it felt silly to do a new post just to update what the rest of my day was like.
BWLD gapped up this morning on weak volume so I sold 1/3rd of my position above $40.00 Had I sold all of it, I'd be around 1 grand richer right now, as the stock is trading 6 points lower after a .2 miss.
After looking at a chart of CATS (thanks Andy from the comments section) and watching the stock trade for 20 minutes or so, I decided to try out another RSI(2) trade. I bought 200 @ $6.06. I set a stop at $5.93, which was just below the low established the previous day. Then I left the office.
When I returned to the office about 15 minutes before the close, I saw that I was stopped out on WCG, for a $200.00 loss. CATS, on the other hand was up 6+%. Obviously, as some here have wanted to point out, the fundamental situation concerning WCG overrode any possible technicals. I liked the CATS bounce, so I left the position on overnight.
I also saw VDSI up 10+%, so I sold the shares I bought near the bottom, and left 2/3rds for later. It felt really good to have my patience rewarded here as I've felt like a fool for trying to catch this falling knife.
CPHD was also up 10+%, so I took 1/3 off before the earnings report tomorrow.
This leaves me with about 35% cash. I'd like to put some of that cash into more Gold and Silver.
As learning how to buy weakness has been a goal of mine all year, I am glad to see some of these buy-low trades start to turn a profit. I am especially excited about developing a screen to use with the RSI(2) setting.
11 comments:
Hey I know you were holding SWHC a while back, hope you were out before today! Shiiiiit, that's ugly.
CPHD breakout
I think you're retarded trying to apply technical analysis to wcg. Seriously, give your head a shake and go back to square one.
^^^^^^^^
makes a good point
The smart play is to take some of that CPHD off the table.
FD: I'm not real smart.
nah CPHD chart looks to sweet.
Dell is on fire
Cheese, nice call on dell. I might commit a small amount to a position.
nicely done
WCG? can you say falling knife? taking the long side? Come on now... Your way too smart for that. Can we all say, "E-N-R-O-N". RSIs work best when there is technical price support.
Other than that, very good blog.
jon
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