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rjm77me's Blog : Random Moves = Real profit part 2

Date April 1, 2011    Comments Comments (5)    Rate this post Recommend This Post (79)   
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The stocks I focus on for Random Moves are the one showing certain pattern - meaning stable over last e 3 to 5 days and use Average True Range to pick a buy and sell point.


Is this trading bullet proof - No way. There will be times when one has to take a loss and use Great (not just good) Trade management.


Is it always perfect - NO - Example I traded GM today three times = bought and sold and then it ran away from me - I had a limit order to sell at 31.47 = got filled and it ran up another 75 cents. Am I pissed off - NO I had bought some GM calls for May 30 call and they made me good money. That was not part of random moves. Sure some of you may laugh at my being marron to let the profit run away. For those folks I have one question did they trade and make real money to take home and put food on table and no risk left on the table.


If one knew what happens in trading world then WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?


X option May 52.5 calls traded between 3.70 and 4.50 and closed at 4.20. Did one had an inkeling that the options will not keep running up. As a matter of fact i sold part of postion at 4.45 and bought back at 4.05 and sold the nw buy at 4.20. I have no idea where the stock is going? I had bought some at 4.05 amd 3.90 on morning weakness.


This does not mean every trade I made today was winner - no I am sitting on 20 cent loss on my VMW may 80 / 90 call spread. i have just 2 contracts on volatile stuff like VMW - I have MGA 45June call sitting in 50 cent profit - did not take profit. I have 5 JNJ May 57.5 calls having $2 loss per contract - bought yesterday - had sold at higher price and made some money yesterday - then bought back on pull back. I am still Ok with JNJ leading to earning on April 19.


Enough of rambling.


I will use HPQ, USB, X options on Monday for Random Trades.


I am taking limited risk for limited rewards.

Tags : HPQ   GM   USB  

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Author rjm77me     Date April 1, 2011 21:18 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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MWW can be used for Random - lot more volatile then HPQ or USB
Author JohntheWizard     Date April 2, 2011 06:34 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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rjm77me,
To me it looks like you are trying to beat the statistics of the stock market. If past volatility would be related to future volatility, this may work. Did you check that out?
Good investing,
John
Author JaiH     Date April 2, 2011 19:48 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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I think you would do better if you look for some daytrading site to post your trades. I don't think this site suits your style of trading.
Author rjm77me     Date April 4, 2011 14:06 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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JaiH,
Those trades are probably not your cup of tea, Have a wonderful profitable day.
Please concentrate where you can make money
This is public web site and help some like minded folks.
Author rjm77me     Date April 4, 2011 14:15 Abuse this post Report Abuse
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Adding PEG to ramdom moves list
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