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I always have and still do trade anything that moves. Best Wishes, Thales | ||
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As it were, that was the high of the day and TLM closed down 17 cents on the day. This is still a potential opportunity for me, but the go ahead price point notches up to 15.97 Best Wishes, Thales | ||
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| Re: A Look at a Stock Trader's Day Here is a pattern that used to be quite common but has become rather rare of late. THO gapped open higher, but never followed through. Instead, price fell back into yesterday's range by 10:15 AM, holding just above a broken resistance point from the prior day, and holding at and above the 21.41 low (which marked a pullback to the 5 minute ema yesterday) made after the stock started a rising trend during yesterday's session. This part just states what happened prior to the pattern, and is not part of nor required for the pattern. Now, here is the pattern: Price then traded in a very tight range for nearly 4 hours before breaking down and continuing its drop. When I see a tight range like that, it is usually just a matter of time before a decent move is made. Sometimes it is a continuation, sometimes it is a reversal, but it is almost always a decent trade. In this case, 21.40 would have been the sell stop price, and price declined to 20.34 just before closing the session at 20.45 Any time you can grab a quick dollar/share profit, without ever having been in the red during the trade, that is a decnet trade! Regretably, I did not trade this opportunity today. It was brought to my attention by a colleague after the break down. But it was nice to see an old pattern repeating itself. Best Wishes, Thales | ||
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