Comments on: 10 Stocks To Consider Short Selling, I’m On Fire So Pay Attention http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/ How To Trade Penny Stocks Without The Stock Promoter BS Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:11:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: mbaugh http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-49790 mbaugh Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:11:19 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-49790 here's a good web-site to find scam stocks. This site keeps track of all the stock newsletters that are mailed to old people for pump and dumps. Most of these newsletters want them to pay a fee to disclose the stock they are pumping, this site will tell you for free. Hope it helps. http://www.stockgumshoe.com/ here’s a good web-site to find scam stocks. This site keeps track of all the stock newsletters that are mailed to old people for pump and dumps. Most of these newsletters want them to pay a fee to disclose the stock they are pumping, this site will tell you for free. Hope it helps.

http://www.stockgumshoe.com/

]]> By: mbaugh http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-70476 mbaugh Fri, 04 Jul 2008 05:11:19 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-70476 here's a good web-site to find scam stocks. This site keeps track of all the stock newsletters that are mailed to old people for pump and dumps. Most of these newsletters want them to pay a fee to disclose the stock they are pumping, this site will tell you for free. Hope it helps. http://www.stockgumshoe.com/ here’s a good web-site to find scam stocks. This site keeps track of all the stock newsletters that are mailed to old people for pump and dumps. Most of these newsletters want them to pay a fee to disclose the stock they are pumping, this site will tell you for free. Hope it helps.

http://www.stockgumshoe.com/

]]> By: YngvaiMalmsteve http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-49789 YngvaiMalmsteve Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:42:06 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-49789 ****Haha what?! Liberals/gov ****Haha what?! Liberals/gov

]]> By: YngvaiMalmsteve http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-70475 YngvaiMalmsteve Fri, 04 Jul 2008 00:42:06 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-70475 ****Haha what?! Liberals/gov ****Haha what?! Liberals/gov

]]> By: theking0489 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-49788 theking0489 Thu, 03 Jul 2008 22:50:12 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-49788 My first short today on QIMONDA AG ADS(NYSE: QI). It was great! Good way to start. My first short today on QIMONDA AG ADS(NYSE: QI).

It was great! Good way to start.

]]> By: theking0489 http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-70474 theking0489 Thu, 03 Jul 2008 22:50:12 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-70474 My first short today on QIMONDA AG ADS(NYSE: QI). It was great! Good way to start. My first short today on QIMONDA AG ADS(NYSE: QI).

It was great! Good way to start.

]]> By: YngvaiMalmsteve http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-49794 YngvaiMalmsteve Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:09:27 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-49794 Hey, AdamN, sometimes there's nothing like the pain of a big loss to keep you from making the same mistake again. I've felt that pain more than once, and have paid my "tuition" for it! Heck, I've had trades I profited on and felt that pain if I screwed up my exit badly & robbed myself of significantly more profits. The 3-4% max loss rule is pretty good. I'm also finding that remembering the reason you got into a trade helps too. For example, if you buy a breakout, and it fails, you should be getting out as soon as it dips below the breakout point. Ideally this shouldn't be more than a 3-4% loss because you shouldn't be buying a breakout much further than 3-4% beyond the breakout point anyway. Beyond that, you're chasing the trade. In fact, one of the #1 rules I've set for myself now is, "If the reason you got into a trade changes, then get out." For example, the reason you buy a breakout is because the stock surpassed a key price. If it falls back below that price, the reason you got into the trade has now changed, meaning it's time to get out. Hey, AdamN, sometimes there’s nothing like the pain of a big loss to keep you from making the same mistake again. I’ve felt that pain more than once, and have paid my “tuition” for it! Heck, I’ve had trades I profited on and felt that pain if I screwed up my exit badly & robbed myself of significantly more profits.

The 3-4% max loss rule is pretty good. I’m also finding that remembering the reason you got into a trade helps too. For example, if you buy a breakout, and it fails, you should be getting out as soon as it dips below the breakout point. Ideally this shouldn’t be more than a 3-4% loss because you shouldn’t be buying a breakout much further than 3-4% beyond the breakout point anyway. Beyond that, you’re chasing the trade.

In fact, one of the #1 rules I’ve set for myself now is, “If the reason you got into a trade changes, then get out.” For example, the reason you buy a breakout is because the stock surpassed a key price. If it falls back below that price, the reason you got into the trade has now changed, meaning it’s time to get out.

]]> By: YngvaiMalmsteve http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-70480 YngvaiMalmsteve Thu, 03 Jul 2008 21:09:27 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-70480 Hey, AdamN, sometimes there's nothing like the pain of a big loss to keep you from making the same mistake again. I've felt that pain more than once, and have paid my "tuition" for it! Heck, I've had trades I profited on and felt that pain if I screwed up my exit badly & robbed myself of significantly more profits. The 3-4% max loss rule is pretty good. I'm also finding that remembering the reason you got into a trade helps too. For example, if you buy a breakout, and it fails, you should be getting out as soon as it dips below the breakout point. Ideally this shouldn't be more than a 3-4% loss because you shouldn't be buying a breakout much further than 3-4% beyond the breakout point anyway. Beyond that, you're chasing the trade. In fact, one of the #1 rules I've set for myself now is, "If the reason you got into a trade changes, then get out." For example, the reason you buy a breakout is because the stock surpassed a key price. If it falls back below that price, the reason you got into the trade has now changed, meaning it's time to get out. Hey, AdamN, sometimes there’s nothing like the pain of a big loss to keep you from making the same mistake again. I’ve felt that pain more than once, and have paid my “tuition” for it! Heck, I’ve had trades I profited on and felt that pain if I screwed up my exit badly & robbed myself of significantly more profits.

The 3-4% max loss rule is pretty good. I’m also finding that remembering the reason you got into a trade helps too. For example, if you buy a breakout, and it fails, you should be getting out as soon as it dips below the breakout point. Ideally this shouldn’t be more than a 3-4% loss because you shouldn’t be buying a breakout much further than 3-4% beyond the breakout point anyway. Beyond that, you’re chasing the trade.

In fact, one of the #1 rules I’ve set for myself now is, “If the reason you got into a trade changes, then get out.” For example, the reason you buy a breakout is because the stock surpassed a key price. If it falls back below that price, the reason you got into the trade has now changed, meaning it’s time to get out.

]]> By: AdamN http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-49793 AdamN Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:54:26 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-49793 Appreciate the words of advice Ryan. Tim, I full realize that my trades were reckless and that I could have gotten myself a lot deeper in trouble with that last trade. Just wanted to share the experience to learn from the trade. I do not plan to take such large positions relative to my account in the future. Just ironic of how those two trades played out for me. Appreciate the words of advice Ryan. Tim, I full realize that my trades were reckless and that I could have gotten myself a lot deeper in trouble with that last trade. Just wanted to share the experience to learn from the trade. I do not plan to take such large positions relative to my account in the future. Just ironic of how those two trades played out for me.

]]> By: AdamN http://www.timothysykes.com/2008/07/10-stocks-to-consider-short-selling-im-on-fire-so-pay-attention/comment-page-4/#comment-70479 AdamN Thu, 03 Jul 2008 20:54:26 +0000 http://www.test.timothysykes.com/?p=1575#comment-70479 Appreciate the words of advice Ryan. Tim, I full realize that my trades were reckless and that I could have gotten myself a lot deeper in trouble with that last trade. Just wanted to share the experience to learn from the trade. I do not plan to take such large positions relative to my account in the future. Just ironic of how those two trades played out for me. Appreciate the words of advice Ryan. Tim, I full realize that my trades were reckless and that I could have gotten myself a lot deeper in trouble with that last trade. Just wanted to share the experience to learn from the trade. I do not plan to take such large positions relative to my account in the future. Just ironic of how those two trades played out for me.

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