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Autorefreshing it's for stockcharts, to keep Cobra in top. The Top Public ChartLists is calculated based on followers (stockcharts members following a particular public chartbook) and votes (nonmembers refreshing a chartbook). As cobras is not no 1 (although we know the opposite), it's the best we can do (those of us who are not members of stockcharts), to keep refreshing his charts to reclaim his spot.L_T wrote:Oh I did that yesterday. It's nice to have it auto-refresh.Cobra wrote:I think he mean to refresh the forum.L_T wrote:
You mean the public chart list at stockcharts.com? How does that help?
jarbo456 wrote:Very nice pop in ISIS today.
Position was triggered yesterday, and you should've stayed in even though it looked like it might be a false breakout.
Thanks Cobra!
Oh, yeah. the risker the more profit. In ISIS case, I'd keep just a little to ride the trend yesterday, so may still get something. But overall, maybe you're right, hold is a better solution.jarbo456 wrote:Very nice pop in ISIS today.
Position was triggered yesterday, and you should've stayed in even though it looked like it might be a false breakout.
Thanks Cobra!
In fact, arguably DK looked like an even stronger candidate on the 11th..stlwater wrote:jarbo456 wrote:Very nice pop in ISIS today.
Position was triggered yesterday, and you should've stayed in even though it looked like it might be a false breakout.
Thanks Cobra!
ORLY? Why? Based on what cobra said yesterday, falling back within range and closing nowhere near highs? When it works it's GREAT, but I point you to DK.. would you have stayed in?
Looks like mixed results to me (looking at the entire rest of the day not just the close).Cobra wrote:what happened after hourly morning hollow red bar. $SPY
https://stockcharts.com/public/1684859/ ... /296353091;
that's hot...Cobra wrote:what happened after hourly morning hollow red bar. $SPY
https://stockcharts.com/public/1684859/ ... /296353091;
DK was a loss. I was entered into DK at 11 on 3/11, and stopped out at 11 on 3/12 for a loss of 3.82%.stlwater wrote:In fact, arguably DK looked like an even stronger candidate on the 11th..stlwater wrote:jarbo456 wrote:Very nice pop in ISIS today.
Position was triggered yesterday, and you should've stayed in even though it looked like it might be a false breakout.
Thanks Cobra!
ORLY? Why? Based on what cobra said yesterday, falling back within range and closing nowhere near highs? When it works it's GREAT, but I point you to DK.. would you have stayed in?
Busy trading today, didn't get a chance to post during PM. You can check blog if I don't have time to post here.L_T wrote:Where is Unique with APPL analysis? Looks like it wants to turn up on the hourly time frame.
Wow! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plqqUqW7qsojarbo456 wrote:DK was a loss. I was entered into DK at 11 on 3/11, and stopped out at 11 on 3/12 for a loss of 3.82%.stlwater wrote:In fact, arguably DK looked like an even stronger candidate on the 11th..stlwater wrote:jarbo456 wrote:Very nice pop in ISIS today.
Position was triggered yesterday, and you should've stayed in even though it looked like it might be a false breakout.
Thanks Cobra!
ORLY? Why? Based on what cobra said yesterday, falling back within range and closing nowhere near highs? When it works it's GREAT, but I point you to DK.. would you have stayed in?
There's nothing subjective to this, when the trigger price is hit, I'm entered. I then place a stop loss value that I determine (Cobra's strategy is to put in a stop loss just below the bottom of the breakout range - which is totally valid, but I prefer a tighter stop).
ISIS was triggered yesterday, but fell back into the range. I don't tweak the trade though, once the price has been triggered, I'm in it until it hits my stop, or hits a version of my target price. I've taken half of ISIS off up 9%.
Even if we have 2-3 DK-like trades, I should still be even or a little up because hopefully I get 1 ISIS-like trade. That's why the risk/reward ratio in my opinion is an important factor in this breakout strategy.
Two weeks ago I was triggered into 8 of 9 picks. Of the 8 I was triggered into, 2 were stopped out at a loss of 1.2 and 2.63% respectively. I also had to reenter one after being stopped out of the initial trigger.
I progressively closed out portions and then all of the positions from week 1, so my returns are as follows:
AC.B (Air Canada) - +9.27%
ARMH - (1.2%)
CYH - +5.05%
HRB - net 9.67% after a (1.47) stop loss initially
KKD - +7.46%
NXPI - DID NOT TRIGGER
PSX - (2.63%) - sucks because this thing was up, and then hit my stop loss, and then is back up
SNTS - +20.65%
SVU - +12.24%
jarbo456 wrote:DK was a loss. I was entered into DK at 11 on 3/11, and stopped out at 11 on 3/12 for a loss of 3.82%.stlwater wrote:In fact, arguably DK looked like an even stronger candidate on the 11th..stlwater wrote:jarbo456 wrote:Very nice pop in ISIS today.
Position was triggered yesterday, and you should've stayed in even though it looked like it might be a false breakout.
Thanks Cobra!
ORLY? Why? Based on what cobra said yesterday, falling back within range and closing nowhere near highs? When it works it's GREAT, but I point you to DK.. would you have stayed in?
There's nothing subjective to this, when the trigger price is hit, I'm entered. I then place a stop loss value that I determine (Cobra's strategy is to put in a stop loss just below the bottom of the breakout range - which is totally valid, but I prefer a tighter stop).
ISIS was triggered yesterday, but fell back into the range. I don't tweak the trade though, once the price has been triggered, I'm in it until it hits my stop, or hits a version of my target price. I've taken half of ISIS off up 9%.
Even if we have 2-3 DK-like trades, I should still be even or a little up because hopefully I get 1 ISIS-like trade. That's why the risk/reward ratio in my opinion is an important factor in this breakout strategy.
Two weeks ago I was triggered into 8 of 9 picks. Of the 8 I was triggered into, 2 were stopped out at a loss of 1.2 and 2.63% respectively. I also had to reenter one after being stopped out of the initial trigger.
I progressively closed out portions and then all of the positions from week 1, so my returns are as follows:
AC.B (Air Canada) - +9.27%
ARMH - (1.2%)
CYH - +5.05%
HRB - net 9.67% after a (1.47) stop loss initially
KKD - +7.46%
NXPI - DID NOT TRIGGER
PSX - (2.63%) - sucks because this thing was up, and then hit my stop loss, and then is back up
SNTS - +20.65%
SVU - +12.24%