http://www.peopleandpicks.com/ en-us http://peopleandpicks.com/blog/ladyfriend2/3131851/GTLS-Strategy-for/ This trading stock is finicky and not for the slow, stiff or faint of heart. One must be quick, nimble and strong hearted with a steel gut that can withstand that rock dropping on it. <br> <br>here is what i have observed over the last year or so: <br> <br>the BUY is best when in freefall afternoons. Say between 2 and 4pm ET. The SELL is frequently the next day, say from 15 minutes into market open to maybe 11:30am ET. This little maverick SPIKES, sometimes after a drop, so wait for it. But don't wait too long or you'll be caught in it's cliff jump. <br> <br>This stock is not an investment at least for the next 2-3 months, only a trade possibility.Chart Industries has an idiot for a Financial Officer and though it is expanding globally it has yet to call back much of the Elite talented workforce here in the USA. I support companies that recall here before employing in foriegn lands, with investment. I trade the H*LL outta those that don't. <br> <br>Use 'em and let 'em know "breakfast is at Denny's".... Sat, 07 Nov 2009 10:14:38 http://peopleandpicks.com/blog/ladyfriend2/3130426/GTLS-NOW-NOW-NOW-sheees-baaaack/ Yes I've had "issues" so was away for quite awhile. I expect those distractions to be over for now. <br> <br>Anyhow... Chart Industries (GTLS) at last look was around 19.13. As I've said before this thing is like a BuNgEE Cord. Stretch it too far in either direction and snaps back! <br> <br>It is dropping like a stone yet has a target of $28. <br> <br>This is the best trading stock I've ever touched, as .long as I was on the right side of the trade! (yes I HAVE been on the wrong side a time or two-call them lessons) <br> <br>It's a Buy NOW. Might go down further.. but oh boy when it snaps.. I'd say the sell point is around 22.60-23.00 <br> <br>Buy now.. or soon.... unless you know sumtin I don't and dis thing be toilet-bound?... Wed, 04 Nov 2009 11:09:31 http://peopleandpicks.com/blog/ladyfriend2/3083903/Summer-Blah-Blah-whoopie/ I reiterate, do not listen to tv stock pundits. In fact, do not listen to me either, i ramble and whoopie, blah,blah, blah, whoopie yada yada, just like anyone else here, or on tv. The professionals make bad calls, are overated in their craft when they make a few good ones. But if it's your money that follows their bad, who hurts more, you or them? <br> <br>Do your own due diligence. never be a complete technician strategist. graphologist, or fundamentalist. To do so is folly. <br> <br>The market is behaving like a fickle 13yr old, but it will "mature", given time. <br>Trade, invest, study charts, combine what you see with the fundamentals of an equity, KNOW the company, it's market, it's history, product, hiring practices and lay-off call-back potential. Understand it's product or service. Pay special attention to how it treats it's employees! <br>That's worth repeating.. <br>PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO HOW IT TREATS IT'S EMPLOYEES <br>That's how they think of their shareholders too! <br>Are you someone to be used until they need you no longer then consideration is lost? <br>If so, use them right back.. this is a quick trade or a short only, git what you can and git out! <br>Or do you feel your loyalty and sweat is worth an effort of being valued and honored? <br>Your an investor, and these kinds of companies will be around long after your portfolio has turned into someones inheritance... <br> <br>Put it all together and decide.. for yourself. <br> <br>Happy summer!... Sat, 18 Jul 2009 22:22:20