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    Quote Originally Posted by homie1975 View Post
    All The Best, my Friend !!!
    Bought my first shares of SE on 7-10-2020....Been dipping slowly, now have 500 at 127.00 average price...Going to love this company..

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    OK lets see how it is going for me this week

    Positions in alphabetical order (Non-Scan)

    AU:
    AngloGold Ashanti Limited Sponsored ADR

    This gold miner dropped from its high of $38.50 down to $27.65 and found some support a $27.92 that has lasted for the last 14 trading days. It popped up when Buffet started buying gold a few weeks ago, and came back down to test the support level, which is a little below the magical 61.8% golden ratio retracing Fibonacci number of about $28.81. I stepped back into the gold miner when the fed came out and told everyone that inflation is cool with him and the price still fell or went on sale as they say. I'm gonna place the stop right under where I bought it right at support of $27.92.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,014.95 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,014.95 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK AU 1,399.50 -3.50 101.00 1,678.00
    MONTH AUG 1,399.50 -3.50 101.00 -218.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
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    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
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    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
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    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
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    END
    %
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    TOTAL
    %
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    PARTIAL 1
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    PRICE
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    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/27/20 10.49.50 AU 50 27.99 1,399.50 27.92 -3.50 -0.25% 30.01 101.00


    CAT: Caterpillar Inc.

    This one was starting to run down nicely and then it just popped up and hit my stop price of $141.12 so I bought the shares back and that is that with this short play. I'll take my $-91.90 in losses and move on to something else for a while before getting back into the heavy equipment suppliers.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,014.95 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,014.95 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK CAT 0.00 0.00 0.00 -91.90
    MONTH AUG 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
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    TOTAL
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    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
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    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
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    PARTIAL 1
    %
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    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
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    %
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    PRICE
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    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/21/90 09.30.01 CAT -10 136.80 10 141.12 -43.20 -3.16% -43.20 -3.16%
    08/20/90 09.30.04 CAT -10 136.25 10 141.12 -48.70 -3.57% -48.70 -3.57%


    CHEF: Chef's Warehouse Inc

    This one is my wife's pick as she just bought a bunch of shyt off the website. I do like those steaks and processed meats and cheeses. Anyway, after a slight decline, it started lifting on Thursday and continued the move on Friday. Time to move the stop price up and keep at least 6.90% of those gains so far.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,014.95 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,014.95 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK CHEF 2,926.00 202.00 426.00 0.00
    MONTH AUG 2,926.00 202.00 426.00 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
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    %
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    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
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    PARTIAL 2
    %
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    PRICE
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    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/18/20 13.32.44 CHEF 200 14.63 2,926.00 15.64 202.00 6.90% 16.76 426.00


    GDX: VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF

    I've been waiting for gold to stop its consolidation and start the move back up like it has to do with all of the factors in life working in its favor. Hugh debt on everybody's balance sheet, inflation that was just recognized by the fed as a needed thing, all of the cash that is spewing out of the printing machines around the world, this all means that gold is more than likely going to explode in the long term and I will be in this for the run taking profits along the way and slowly collecting more shares than I sell as it goes up, so my stop loss is set at a very generous level of $34.19, which is just below the 78.6% re-tracing level on the Fibonacci scale. Can it go there? Sure, but I think it is highly unlikely to do so. I think it would take a reversal in interest rates, currency strengthening, a cure for the **-Flu, and probably Warren Buffet to come out and take a piss all over William Levines gold coins that he has in his safe.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,020.95 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,020.95 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK GDX 2,046.75 -337.25 51.25 1,733.20
    MONTH AUG 2,046.75 -337.25 51.25 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/10/20 14.23.05 GDX 25 42.62 1,065.50 34.19 -210.75 -19.78% 41.96 -16.50
    08/11/20 13.17.50 GDX 25 39.25 981.25 34.19 -126.50 -12.89% 41.96 67.75


    GLD: SPDR Gold Trust

    This one finally came back to just the 38.2% level of Fibonacci when I bought some more shares, then it started to go on a little ride up. I think it will ride up a little but I still don't see gold breaking out just yet. That will happen if and when the stimulus deal comes out. I may sell a small amount of shares when it hits the $189.57 recent high of a few weeks ago. I see a trading range of $189.57 down to $180.35 being around for a few more weeks. If it breaks out of that range, I will buy a little more until it reaches the all time high before I buy some more.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,011.95 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,011.95 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK GLD 10,916.70 -704.10 146.70 1,172.13
    MONTH AUG 10,916.70 -704.10 146.70 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/11/20 9.30.02 GLD 30 183.54 5,506.20 170.21 -399.90 -7.26% 184.39 25.50
    08/25/20 10.00.44 GLD 30 180.35 5,410.50 170.21 -304.20 -5.62% 184.39 121.20


    IWM: iShares Russell 2000 ETF

    This on has been going sideways for a while now, and I thought I would get in and make my stop just below the 20 day moving average of around $154.01. Since I bought it it has drifted north, but I still expect a little movement coming soon. Just a little more upward movement and I can reset my stop loss to around the level I bought it at.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,020.65 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,020.65 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK IWM 4,667.10 -46.80 46.50 0.00
    MONTH AUG 4,667.10 -46.80 46.50 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/24/20 10.15.30 IWM 30 155.57 4,667.10 154.01 -46.80 -1.00% 157.12 46.50


    JETS: U.S. Global Jets ETF

    The airlines are in deep trouble and will being laying off employees in the next couple of months if nothing comes through for them to save them. Enter the politicians and the Fed and I'm sure some deal will be made so that the airlines can limp along. That's the play, and on the very day after I bought it, there was some news to verify what I was thinking so the ETF moved right up to recent resistance. I'm moving up my stop price pretty tight so that I can hopefully keep at least 2.68% of my gains. So on Monday, I think the airlines continue to climb above the recent highs and if they do, it should be a pretty short march to $19.52. If not, I'm out and I owned it for like 4 days.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,024.70 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,024.70 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK JETS 2,365.20 63.45 105.30 0.00
    MONTH AUG 2,365.20 63.45 105.30 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
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    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
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    PARTIAL 3
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/26/20 09.30.01 JETS 135 17.52 2,365.20 17.99 63.45 2.68% 18.30 105.30


    RGR: Sturm Ruger & Company Inc.

    This short was going great until somebody got shot in a riot and a competitor was in the news spinning off another company. Well that was enough for the entire sector to rocket up for a day or so. It shot right past my stop price and kept going for a very good scalp trade for those who were looking for one. Since it is coming back down and it it takes out the recent low of $69.84, I'm gonna be back on it.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,024.70 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,024.70 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK RGR 0.00 0.00 0.00 -150.70
    MONTH AUG 0.00 0.00 0.00 -149.10
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
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    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
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    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/20/20 09.30.03 RGR -20 76.18 20 74.39 35.80 2.35% 35.80 2.35%
    08/21/90 09.30.02 RGR -20 74.31 20 74.39 -1.60 -0.11% -1.60 -0.11%
    08/24/20 10.37.38 RGR -40 70.76 40 74.39 -145.20 -5.13% -145.20 -5.13%
    08/24/20 13.04.49 RGR -10 70.42 10 74.39 -39.70 -5.64% -39.70 -5.64%

    RIG: Transocean Ltd.

    Even though I only had 3 grand on this stock I was losing my ass last weekend. This week it rebounded slightly and I removed some positions, and then it came back down and I had enough. Since then it has moved back up even with the hurricane action in an area where several exploration vessels are parked. Lucky for them nothing really happened but I'll wait for a while before entering to see if they can avoid bankruptcy proceedings.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,024.70 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,024.70 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK RIG 0.00 0.00 0.00 583.00
    MONTH AUG 0.00 0.00 0.00 -617.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/17/20 12.53.26 RIG 300 2.13 300 1.26 -261.00 -40.85% -261.00 -40.85%
    08/20/20 09.45.19 RIG 400 1.73 400 1.26 -188.00 -27.17% -188.00 -27.17%
    08/20/20 14.27.30 RIG 400 1.53 400 1.21 -128.00 -20.92% -128.00 -20.92%
    08/21/20 14.12.50 RIG 1000 1.25 1000 1.21 -40.00 -3.20% -40.00 -3.20%


    SQQQ: ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ

    Well this one started moving pretty quickly again and hit my stop price. I'll wait awhile and see if I can enter it again in the future. A 18% loss on $600 is enough for now.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,024.70 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,024.70 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK SQQQ 0.00 0.00 0.00 -177.60
    MONTH AUG 0.00 0.00 0.00 -108.60
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    TOTAL
    IN PLAY
    SET
    STOP LOSS
    PRICE
    ALLOWABLE
    LOSS TOTAL
    ALLOW
    LOSS
    % TOTAL
    TODAY'S
    CLOSE/END
    PRICE
    GAIN/LOSS
    SO FAR
    END
    SHARES
    END
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    END
    GAIN/LOSS
    END
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    GAIN/LOSS
    TOTAL
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 1
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 1
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 1
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 2
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 2
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 2
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    SHARES
    PARTIAL 3
    BUY/SELL
    PRICE
    PARTIAL 3
    GAIN/LOSS
    PARTIAL 3
    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/05/20 13.13.37 SQQQ 20 27.95 20 22.87 -101.60 -18.18% -101.60 -18.18%


    OK, on to the scanner stocks. I started this last Monday, and I think I will enter only on Mondays and have up to 5 stocks in play as a maximum. The rules for the scan are as follows:

    ENTRY: Number of shares divisible by 5 with the total amount not to exceed $1500.
    Stock Price is between $10 and $100
    Daily volume is over 1 million shares
    The Friday's close is at least 0.1% above the 9 and 200 DMA
    Monday's open is still at least 0.1% above the 9 DMA
    Friday's price action has the stock crossing over the 9 DMA and closing
    The MACD difference from Friday is less than the difference on Monday
    The 9 DMA is greater than the 200 DMA from Friday
    The 9 DMA is greater than the 20 DMA from Friday
    The MACD has a difference that is less than 0.25

    I'm working on making an adjusted angle filter for the 9 DMA so that the average is gaining price at a minimum level. I think that should be out and running for next week's update.

    EXIT:
    Stock must cross below the 9 DMA and close, then on the next day if it doesn't get back above the moving average, I will sell at the close.

    The stop price listed is the 9 DMA for that stock.

    DKS: Dicks Sporting Goods Inc.

    This one came out will bust out earnings and right off the bat I get lucky with a winner here. Lets see if it continues to be a winner for me until the 9 DMA can catch up with the price.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -881.80 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,024.70 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -881.80 1,024.70 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK DKS 1,422.30 37.20 179.70 0.00
    MONTH AUG 1,422.30 37.20 179.70 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
    SHARES BEGIN
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    08/24/20 15.22.09 DKS 30 47.41 1,422.30 48.65 37.20 2.62% 53.40 179.70


    GLW: Corning Inc.

    This one started off O.K., but then on Thursday, it fell off the earth and close below the 9 DMA, then on Friday it barley made it above the 9 DMA criteria for the chopping block. It stays on the portfolio for now but just barely.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -854.20 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,026.70 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -854.20 1,026.70 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK GLW 1,326.00 -26.00 -19.60 0.00
    MONTH AUG 1,326.00 -26.00 -19.60 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
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    08/24/20 15.17.08 GLW 40 33.15 1,326.00 32.50 -26.00 -1.96% 32.66 -19.60


    SLF: Sun Life Financial Inc.

    This one made the criteria to start, but since dipped below the 9 DMA but came back above it the next day, then rose like it was on its way on Thursday, only to give it back on Friday to close just above the 9 DMA. I guess it has a 2 day reprieve for now. We'll see how it goes on Monday.

    TOTALS ALL STOCKS 2020 IN
    PLAY
    28,578.05 ALLOWED
    LOSS
    -829.35 GAIN
    SO FAR
    1,023.90 TOTAL
    GAIN
    -1,821.29
    MONTH AUG 28,578.05 -829.35 1,023.90 -1,368.77
    TOTALS PER STOCK GLW 1,326.00 -26.00 -19.60 0.00
    MONTH AUG 1,326.00 -26.00 -19.60 0.00
    STOCKS
    DATE TIME STOCK
    TICKER
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    %
    GAIN/LOSS
    08/24/20 15.21.41 SLF 35 43.10 1,508.50 42.69 -14.35 -0.95% 42.73 -12.95


    The scan filter has 4 more can'tidates on the list:

    FAST: Fastenal Company

    Stock is on a steady climb up the hill since March making the criteria for exiting only for a couple of days during that time period. Well we can't have that, I'll put the cabash on that shyt by buying it on Monday and it will fall like a rock the next day. Maybe not we'll see how it does.

    STNE: StoneCo Ltd.

    This one is almost in the same boat as Fastenal. With the only difference being that I know fastenal and have used them several times in life. What the hell, the stop loss for both will be pretty tight with the angle of inclination for the 9 DMA not being too steep.

    BMCH: BMC Stock Holdings Inc.

    This on popped up too high and is $6.79 above the moving average of $34.46 which is almost 20%. Too much for me to let it rip.

    PTON: Peloton Interactive Inc.

    This one also popped up too much for my blood. It closed Friday at $75.96, and the 9 DMA is at $68.30 which is roughly 10% above at this point. I'll pass for now.


    BTW, all the graphs look OK while I'm typing in this stuff, but when I submit it, it goes whacked, or at least the top of the chart gets offset for some reason.


    Upon further review, BMCH and PTON, don't meet the criteria I have listed out. I'm not sure why, but they both crossed over the 9 DMA on Thursday so they should not be on the list. I checked the scanner programming, but can't find a reason for this to happen. More stuff to review for the week to come.
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    Luckily I learned at an early age, by studying art history, da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Renoir, Picasso, the 1st step in learning a craft is studying the past masters.

    Buffett buying gold miners, now foreign markets. Dalio beating drums on gold. Something really bad is about to happen. Not sure when but I maintain it’s when the money on sidelines jumps back in, likely when there is a vaccine or herd immunity and everyone thinks it’s safe to invest. As this would exact the greatest profit for banks and hedge funds.

    https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/30/warr...companies.html

    “You will move in the direction of the people that you associate with. So it’s important to associate with people that are better than yourself. The friends you have will form you as you go through life,” Buffett said. “Make some good friends, keep them for the rest of your life, but have them be people that you admire as well as like.”



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    Quote Originally Posted by trobin31 View Post
    Luckily I learned at an early age, by studying art history, da Vinci, Michelangelo, Caravaggio, Renoir, Picasso, the 1st step in learning a craft is studying the past masters.

    Buffett buying gold miners, now foreign markets. Dalio beating drums on gold. Something really bad is about to happen. Not sure when but I maintain it’s when the money on sidelines jumps back in, likely when there is a vaccine or herd immunity and everyone thinks it’s safe to invest. As this would exact the greatest profit for banks and hedge funds.

    https://www.cnbc.com/2020/08/30/warr...companies.html

    “You will move in the direction of the people that you associate with. So it’s important to associate with people that are better than yourself. The friends you have will form you as you go through life,” Buffett said. “Make some good friends, keep them for the rest of your life, but have them be people that you admire as well as like.”


    there is already herd immunity... and there is already multiple "vaccines" since the fda now says they don't even need phase 3 testing!

    ok so you don't need phase 1 or phase 3... all you need is to jab something in 10 rats and prove that 6 of them didn't immediately die... and this is the garbage that might be mandatory

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    funny they are making cydy go thru phase 3 even though it has saved people. Bp must be scared shit less because they keep doing hit jobs.

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    got to love stock splits.

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    OK as advertised, I picked up some FAST 30 shares @ $48.86 as part of my scanner experiment. Still going to enter STNE sometime today, probably.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trobin31 View Post
    ^
    Slurry you are balls deep in gold...we could call you Goldmember
    Yeah, I was getting totally nervous when everyone was getting into the Gold and Gold mining stocks a little while ago, but now that it is consolidating for the last 3 weeks or so, I feel better about stocking up on the gold stocks. Still think when it runs up to the all time high again, it will not get through, but then on the 3rd time is the charm as they say probably during an October surprise event.

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    Just picked up some STNE 25 @ $51.10.

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    There's no herd immunity, maybe localized, but it would take years to achieve.

    Stupid airlines just tossed hundreds upon hundreds of millions of dollars of outright profit by getting rid of fees for changing tickets or flights.

    Stupid fukkin move.

    The least they could do is keep the fees and give breaks to the priority, high point, high loyalty customers. Instead other airlines following suit and billions of profit being tossed out the window.

    No wonder why Buffet bailed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by milwaukee mike View Post
    there is already herd immunity... and there is already multiple "vaccines" since the fda now says they don't even need phase 3 testing!

    ok so you don't need phase 1 or phase 3... all you need is to jab something in 10 rats and prove that 6 of them didn't immediately die... and this is the garbage that might be mandatory
    How do you figure there is already herd immunity, the current estimates anywhere from 5 to 30% have antibodies, Depending where you live. Population would need at least 60-70% to provide adequate herd immunity. I agree, this vaccine policy seems to be driven by factors external to rational medicine and is pretty in line with China and Russian approach, which is saying something.

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    Everyone buying Tesla now that it’s on discount

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    Quote Originally Posted by trobin31 View Post
    Everyone buying Tesla now that it’s on discount
    yes i kept 5 sold 70 and shit is up 66 a share today but at least i kept 5. Would of never sold but still think market is going to shit bed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trobin31 View Post
    Everyone buying Tesla now that it’s on discount


    Love it, and most of them still think they're buying a car company.


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    Quote Originally Posted by KVB View Post
    There's no herd immunity, maybe localized, but it would take years to achieve.

    Stupid airlines just tossed hundreds upon hundreds of millions of dollars of outright profit by getting rid of fees for changing tickets or flights.

    Stupid fukkin move.

    The least they could do is keep the fees and give breaks to the priority, high point, high loyalty customers. Instead other airlines following suit and billions of profit being tossed out the window.

    No wonder why Buffet bailed.
    I believe 650 Mil last year. UNFKN believable.

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    Anyone won the Zoom lottery?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shafted69 View Post
    Anyone won the Zoom lottery?
    Why the hell didn't we all buy Zoom in March? Seemed too obvious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trobin31 View Post
    How do you figure there is already herd immunity, the current estimates anywhere from 5 to 30% have antibodies, Depending where you live. Population would need at least 60-70% to provide adequate herd immunity. I agree, this vaccine policy seems to be driven by factors external to rational medicine and is pretty in line with China and Russian approach, which is saying something.
    10-20% is good enough for any doctor that isn't on the payroll of big pharma

    we never got to 60% for sars, ebola, h1n1, etc etc etc and those things disappeared just like covid is doing

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    Quote Originally Posted by d2bets View Post
    Why the hell didn't we all buy Zoom in March? Seemed too obvious.
    I got in early April at 165, sold most for profits later July. Lesson, keep your winners and maybe add to them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shafted69 View Post
    Anyone won the Zoom lottery?
    Quote Originally Posted by d2bets View Post
    Why the hell didn't we all buy Zoom in March? Seemed too obvious.
    I did!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shafted69 View Post
    Anyone won the Zoom lottery?
    I bought zoom at $70 way before the pandemic. Would you believe I sold half my shares yesterday only to wake up to see it blew up again.

    I was going to add more to my position since school is starting but thought more prudent to take profits and play with their money.

    i was going to buy More Docisign but didn’t. It’s up ~$50 today. Talk about gambling.

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    Zoom, ROTFLMFAO

    schools all over the country who are using it right now, will be opening up in the next month since the Covid numbers are dropping, and will that be when Zoom gets hit ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by homie1975 View Post
    Zoom, ROTFLMFAO

    schools all over the country who are using it right now, will be opening up in the next month since the Covid numbers are dropping, and will that be when Zoom gets hit ??
    Many schools are opening, only to be shutdown a couple weeks later once their kids get infected. A lot of doctors are using zoom for online visits as well. The valuation is crazy but this is the new normal.

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    ^
    yeah QQQ needs at least 10-20% pullback for its own health

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    Quote Originally Posted by homie1975 View Post
    Zoom, ROTFLMFAO

    schools all over the country who are using it right now, will be opening up in the next month since the Covid numbers are dropping, and will that be when Zoom gets hit ??
    I don't think so. Video conferencing will continue to a large extent and Zoom is now a household name. It's a verb for video now. Question is whether they can continue to improve the product and keep their spot or whether someone else does it better.

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    Yeah I can't believe the success of Zoom. I was on a few zoom interviews and really it has nothing on skype or webex as far as technology. Actual, I thought it was inferior. It must be the hype machine. Kind of like Tesla enjoy the rocket ride but keep looking to pull the parachute when things start to turn south.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slurry Pumper View Post
    Yeah I can't believe the success of Zoom. I was on a few zoom interviews and really it has nothing on skype or webex as far as technology. Actual, I thought it was inferior. It must be the hype machine. Kind of like Tesla enjoy the rocket ride but keep looking to pull the parachute when things start to turn south.
    add Microsoft Teams to that list

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slurry Pumper View Post
    Yeah I can't believe the success of Zoom. I was on a few zoom interviews and really it has nothing on skype or webex as far as technology. Actual, I thought it was inferior. It must be the hype machine. Kind of like Tesla enjoy the rocket ride but keep looking to pull the parachute when things start to turn south.
    It's just when something becomes a verb it takes on its own life. But I've been using Zoom and I think it works pretty well as a base, with room for improvements.

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    Quote Originally Posted by d2bets View Post
    It's just when something becomes a verb it takes on its own life. But I've been using Zoom and I think it works pretty well as a base, with room for improvements.
    100% agree, 2er

    "may I have a kleenex?" - it's actually a tissue, but Kleenex became a verb

    same with Google

    Uber was on that path pre-pandemic, too

    so many other examples

    "Let's do a Zoom call"

    it was around $270 when i said to myself, man it's 100% a verb now but i think when Covid tapers off and vaccines keep moving forward, it will keep taking hits,

    LOL OOPS!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by homie1975 View Post
    100% agree, 2er

    "may I have a kleenex?" - it's actually a tissue, but Kleenex became a verb

    same with Google

    Uber was on that path pre-pandemic, too

    so many other examples

    "Let's do a Zoom call"

    it was around $270 when i said to myself, man it's 100% a verb now but i think when Covid tapers off and vaccines keep moving forward, it will keep taking hits,

    LOL OOPS!!!
    I agree mostly, but with the web-conference calls I will disagree. I've been on Webex for 10 years now probably, and then Skype, and most recently Teams, and we call them what their name was at the time. It probably stems from not really knowing what the underlying thing we are all doing in the fancy thinking box. Basically it is a teleconference call which we can see each other if we want, or show other software on our computers almost. The Zoom brand doesn't support the showing of other software in real time nearly as well as Webex, it does better than Skype, but just barely, and I would have to say the best at it is Teams. By showing I mean real time manipulation or operation of said software. As a case in point, I regularly need to show 3D models (some people call them cartoons). I regularly need to "fly" around in 3D space to convey the designs in such a way that make it understandable to people not immersed in the engineering field. Zoom sucks at this, webex is better, Skype also sucks at this, but teams can almost handle it.
    It all doesn't matter, it is like the sony betamax thing all over again. You need a hype man to pump up the excitement. Kind of like a black man at a news conference, you need someone behind you to repeat the last subject word of every sentence.

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    Zoom is much easier to use with less issues than Skype, webex and MS teams. I use them all and zoom rarely has audio or video issues across platforms. I like MS teams the best but zoom is easy.

    Zoom is trying to get into hardware, which I think is a mistake. They also want to create some type of long distance international service? Plus cloud service. They will have to grow to survive competition but not sure they can make money in other areas.

    Betamax was clearly better but died a slow death.

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