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ampe

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The nice move to 1.50 is almost inevitable, it's just a question of when, and as usual, waiting for a breakout, here ... or ... no, but a breakout ... I mean, a bottom is in place, earlier in the month ... could look for ... at least something ... with prices down in the area ... the horizontal price area after the bottom, there.

Seriously, it's headed for 4, and a little better than 4.

alim

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the next breakout should take it to, well, 2.50, anyway ... it does have to get past 1.50 and 1.60, of course.

airi

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It's set up to go to 4, although it needs to get past 2.75, first, and it might make a top, there, so an afternoon sale at 2.75 makes some sense, too (for a small profit). Also, should I wait for it to turn green or something? (Paper trading this, by the way.) Well, the 15 minute chart is pretty cool.

Something like this: order 100 shares at the market, if it goes to 2.75, sell half. Is there a stop? Get out if it goes down, I guess. If it goes to 2.75 and then dips, look for a pattern to buy some more. It is very thinly traded, so this is kind of just playing around.

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aegr

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if it gaps up at the open with volume one of these days, i'll look for a buying pattern intraday. target is 5.

PTCT jumps

What does this mean? Might have been buying in September, when it poked above 10, maybe when it poked above 8, so, how to avoid that kind of mistake? Wait for multiple tops at 10? Anyway, red bar green bar combo beginning of Nov ... and now it should continue higher, too. Saving 10 day chart showing the rgcombo intraday, pretty interesting, a/trades/archive/1.

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in brief

It's pretty easy to guess when a stock is about to make a big move but not so easy to do so reliably.

Get a collection of charts and guess which stocks are about to make a big move. Figure out some way to record your guesses.

If you guess wrong and the stock goes down not up, some of the time it will come back.

If you have the money you could try investing a small amount in each of, say, 20 situations - if you invest $100 in each one, that's $2000. Let's face it, some will be losers, some might be winners. At least you'll have the experience.

Go to Finviz.com. On the home page, click one of the symbols. On the chart page you get, look for the publish chart link. The fixed chart lets you keep a record of what the chart looked like at that moment. The dynamic chart let's you put a chart on a page that will always be up to date (when you load the page). You can put those charts into web pages, and build your record keeping system that way.