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@FelipeGuirao Appreciate the response. If the SL is at LOD and your avg stop is 0.9%, do you only look at breakouts that have moved less than maybe 1-2% on the breakout day. Does it mean that you only target breakouts of low ADR% stocks?
@WolfOfOakville I had $png.v since 2018 and finally offloaded 90% of it as it had gone parabolic recently.
Still holding onto $gkprf. Sold $tmg.v quite a while ago as I got frustrated with management not delivering results.
@MoS_Investing@patientinvestor I am sure you don't. We all have our own biases and bubbles we live in. But if you are ever curious, you can find them on X. Also https://t.co/201iaCs6HM where performances of individual traders are verified. Something that I have seldom seen value/ growth investors do
@EdgarOve@WallStreetApes Exactly this. The late Mark Douglas in his book Trading in the zone described a similar experiment where people refused to accept cash/money from a stranger because they assumed "there is no free money".
@WallStreetApes For those criticizing this behavior , they should check out the experiment described in Mark Douglas's book Trading in the zone. Most people believe there is no free money and if a random person is offering something of significant value, it must be a joke or a scam.
@rubicon59 So many follow their idols blindly without questioning their advice. Bad takes can come from the smartest people. Many stayed away from tech investments just because Buffett didn't. At least he had the humility and flexibility to change his mind.
@realZenelan@kingdomcapadv Search $POL and you will see daytraders posting their executions. Multiple entries and exits with 1000s of shares. Volume adds up when there are thousands of them.
@kingdomcapadv@realZenelan Yes, I have been seeing it in a bunch of small/microcaps caps lately. Check $VVOS recently. Daytraders jumping in and out, sometimes multiple times in the same stock. There were a lot of daytrading short sellers today who got squeezed badly in $POL