Monday, November 8, 2010

GG


GG a good example of steady trending stock. Like a tractor it just kept towing me along

GG long entry















GG sell, take profits and breakfast.
Analyze the mornings trades, grade yourself on your performance. Keep getting back and centered to the faithful execution of your plan/edge/system . Turn off all distractions, its only what is in front of you that matters.
Get ready for any afternoon fireworks...

VECO


As a continuation from the first trade today I posted, after I sold VECO I shorted it and covered here.















and went long again, selling when it reached the same daily high mark

TNA whack a mole


TNA a good example of why I don't hold on to hope of things continuing forever in a particular direction. Earlier it was falling hard, I took profit and covered and went long. Now TNA is back to about where I shorted it. It's time to sell and take profits again.

TNA entry long playing the bounce









sell TNA, wait to see it if explodes upwards or falls down



SODA


Even on pure dice rolls like SODA you can mitigate risk and take the opportunity by trading your plan:
buy on a pullback, sell into a pop, take profits as they are offered up to you

SODA entry











SODA exit, $1 + gain

JKS


JKS short entry. When this little fucker moves, it really moves.

















Cover JKS a few candles later

TNA


TNA short entry

















cover TNA,
take profits,
look for more opportunity,
stay in the flow,
do what the market says to do,
believe in yourself.

VECO


VECO nice break to new highs entry



















sell VECO after it went vertical

Friday, November 5, 2010

DNDN


Volume trend suggested the more likely direction was down instead of up so I shorted DNDN at the top















cover DNDN

Thursday, November 4, 2010

NFLX



After pondering the subtle differences of the shot, I went after bigger game in NFLX



















short entry















cover NFLX

JKS


short on obvious weakness




















cover when candles get shorter $2 lower