CASE STUDY
Case study of SAM:
We recommended stock SAM on 27 August 07, proof below:
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scrt4u said:
SAM: broke out. If chase, set stop at 6.8 or higher.
Monday, August 27, 2007 12:17:00 PM
The original post => here
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If you bought after reading this advice, you could get some shares at 7.15 (check the 15 minutes chart). Now please look at the daily chart, you can see 3 continuous strong candlesticks on 24, 27, 28 August 2007. Yestoday (29 August 07) the candlestick showed a long upper handle, this means the punters are a little tired and need a rest. Today (30 August 07) you see the price moved down. So you'd better take some profit today. If you took profit today, you have made about 11% profit. This is achieved within 4 trading days. Not bad. Hope helpful to you. Happy punting! :)
Case study of ASIMAR:
We recommended Asimar on 23 August 07.
Proof as below:
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scrt4u said...
ASIMAR: after two days of pullback, it seems
starting going up. Now it is above moving average
lines of 10, 75 days. If you chase, set stop at 1.18 or higher.
Good luck.
Thursday, August 23, 2007 12:28:00 PM
The original post => here
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Today (31 August 07) ASIMA brokeout its resistant line at 1.27 and sealing the gap with healthy trade volume. If you bought after our call, you are now in profit of 10%. Now move LPP to 1.27 or higher. It seems that you are looking how we do it over our shoulders. Where could you get this advice for FREE?
Friday, August 31, 2007 12:36:00 PM
Case study of TYM
"We recommended stock "TYM". Proof as below:
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scrt4u said... TYM: looks interesting. If chase, stop at 3 Good luck.
Thursday, August 30, 2007 4:25:00 PM
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If you took our advice and bought some shares yestoday (30 August 07), you are now in profit of over 3%. This is achieved in one trading day. Now set LPP/Stop at 3.16 Enjoy!:)
Friday, August 31, 2007 1:21:00 PM
posted by scrt4u @ Friday, August 31, 2007
7 Comments
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TOG was dead stock & now become pretty active & broke its IPO price...could be interesting!
pls comment on CEI, KSL & MAJOR
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I have answered your question under the thread "Stocks discussion No.9 - 2007".
Sorry but let's be fair with your selective case studies...TMB dropped around 50% from your call at 3.00, MPT dropped >35% from 2.48, SUSCO, EPCO, NSM, CSP, NWR and many others dropped 25% or more, yet often when they start to recover you recommend them again and then claim a success if they return to where they were when first touted.
To be fair, yes you tag well, but it's as fair to balance out self promotion with the duds that many people are stuck with. As an example that I noticed because I happened to be slapped with it, you called NWR as breaking out at .79, a few days later responded to an enquiry by someone about NWR (.74) by saying oh that, yes it should have been sold yesterday, and then the very next day recommended it again at around .72, only for it to drop yet another 20% to .58...I suspect when it starts to move from now .60 you will call it again and then post a 30% profit on your ledger when it returns to .79.
When I recommended a stock, I usually also recommended a stop. I always remind you to stop loss when your loss is still small. You don't, so your loss is big.
When you dare to cut loss when it is small, you start to make money on stock market. Try it.
Even our recommendation are "blind guess", the accuracy is 50% (according to "MATH possibility theory"). For example, you try 100 stocks, even 50 stocks are loser, you lose only small if you cut loss early. How about the other 50 correct recommendations? As long as you keep moving up your "Lock Profit Point (LPP)" and take profit when LPP support break. You make money for sure.
Your problem is when you see your stock is touching the stop point, you dare not cut loss. Only when the loss is big enough or your capital is locked for long, you have to cut big loss.
From now on, if you follow our call and tell me that you cut loss when you did it. I will tell you the re-entry point. We can not be wrong more than 50%.
I agree with you annoymus totally. This blog sucks!!!! down with it!!
no not down with it, i have taken bad losses and in fact my best stock is now at -23%, but scrt4u is right, the recommendations are free and you do not have to follow them but if you do then it is your risk and not anyone else's. i have little choice but to wait for my stocks to recover even if it takes another year, but it was my choice to buy them and again to hold them beyond -10%.
Your big problem is that you are not willing to cut loss when it is small and you are forced to cut loss when your loss becomes very big.
Solve your this problem and you will profit.
If you cannot correct it, you'd better escape from stock markts.
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