Futures right now above $25Originally Posted by jjgold
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11-04-21 09:40 PM #36
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11-04-21 11:28 PM #37
No futures last trade $23.75 offered at $25 no bid determined right now.
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11-04-21 11:35 PM #38
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11-05-21 10:25 AM #39 Anyway I sold them $24.01.
Originally Posted by Doublethink
Now $24.17 lost out $32 but took home $13. Sometimes you just got to take whatever 4 for 4 + 173 since posting my trades.
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11-05-21 05:50 PM #40
VGT looks like it is running better than the Nasdaq QQQ. I say follow the major markets Nasdaq, S&P 500, and the DOW. QQQ has a better profit margin but I myself like to follow the S&P 500 it is just easier than the DOW and Nasdaq. They all move the same way but QQQ is doing better. I just don't like the way it can drop faster, but hey.
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11-05-21 05:56 PM #41
Thinker thank you for your work
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11-05-21 06:20 PM #42
No problem JJ. I used to work at the AMEX. When you're on the floor you get to see things in a different perceptive. I learned a few things along the way. After being in and out of the major markets I realized you should just follow the S&P 500. No sense in trying to get in and out of everything. It is an easier # Dow 36,278 Nasdaq 15,972 S&P 4,698. Lately I have been into OIL but it is running a slippery slope. No pun intended. If you want to take your shots in and out right now it is it. Bulls make money, bears make money, pigs get slaughtered. You get 500 stocks in the S&P not the DOW 30. The Nasdaq is just too tech orientated. OIL is fun right now.
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11-08-21 01:19 PM #43
I bought 200 shares HUT 16.19. It's moving and shaking and been going higher for the last 1.5 months. I got to see what happens with this one.
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11-08-21 01:29 PM #44
It looks like I'll have to average my price out of this one. Back in 20 minutes.
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11-08-21 09:23 PM #45 Anyway I bought another 200 shares $15.83
Average price $15.96. It looks like right now opening trade around $16.30. Sorry for the delay I said b4 I can't be going back and forth with my brokerage acct. and whatever site I am on. It is what it is.
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11-12-21 12:37 PM #46
I sold 200 HUT 15.31 lost $140 4 for 5 on trades +$33. That's the way it goes.
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11-12-21 01:01 PM #47
smart to get in and put win or lose
most guys go bad holding losers too long unless in it for long term profit
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11-12-21 01:17 PM #48
This thing moves like there is no tomorrow. Tues. morning it moved between $15.50 and $16.57 in the first half hour. I didn't know what to I know what I wanted to do but held. I am still long at 200 at $16 sometimes Fidelity has a few pennies difference than what I say if I average price. Last trade $15.15. This thing gonna drive me nuts. All I want to do is stay above water.
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11-12-21 01:22 PM #49
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11-12-21 08:09 PM #50
I'm not sure I want to average price again but gots to keep an eye on this one. Can't figure it. One thing about day trading is take profits and cut losses.
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11-12-21 09:32 PM #51
That’s a solid strategy
Originally Posted by Doublethink
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11-12-21 11:07 PM #52
Closed at $15.28. At least we're not talking about a lot of money. Since I'm long at $16 on 200 shares or maybe a few cents lower according to Fidelity I need to hang out and watch. If it goes lower then buy more average price somewhere lower.
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11-12-21 11:19 PM #53
Last edited by Doublethink; 11-13-21 at 12:02 AM.
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11-12-21 11:26 PM #54
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11-12-21 11:28 PM #55
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11-15-21 06:29 PM #56
I bought 200 more shares at $14.60 makes me long 400 shares at $15.30. I hope this shit makes a move up.
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