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des44

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HOT is a trade that I am currently in, but expect to exit very soon.

I entered on October 27th just above the previous day's high. It was a weak entry, IMHO, due to the highs made in the first week of October. For the life of me I cannot explain why I didn't have my trap set above this point with an entry on November 3rd when it broke out. This is an amateur mistake that I will not allow happen again--thus the reason I have divulged my error on a public forum. This keeps me humble. ;)

The idea is to always think twice and buy once. Nonetheless, this HOT has worked out for me as you can see.

A = Entry (weak)

B = Stop (smothering tight)

The black candlestick along with the longggg run on the upper Bollinger Band AND (especially) the significant decrease in volume has made me tighten my stop to the stage of almost guaranteeing an exit.

By tomorrow (if I exit HOT) I will have a realized profit of no less than $6.60 per share.

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Chers for sharing that mate.

des44 said:
HOT is a trade that I am currently in, but expect to exit very soon.

I entered on October 27th just above the previous day's high. It was a weak entry, IMHO, due to the highs made in the first week of October. For the life of me I cannot explain why I didn't have my trap set above this point with an entry on November 3rd when it broke out. This is an amateur mistake that I will not allow happen again--thus the reason I have divulged my error on a public forum. This keeps me humble. ;)

The idea is to always think twice and buy once. Nonetheless, this HOT has worked out for me as you can see.

A = Entry (weak)

B = Stop (smothering tight)

The black candlestick along with the longggg run on the upper Bollinger Band AND (especially) the significant decrease in volume has made me tighten my stop to the stage of almost guaranteeing an exit.

By tomorrow (if I exit HOT) I will have a realized profit of no less than $6.60 per share.

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Just a note on Bollinger Bands

Zaheer said:
Chers for sharing that mate.

Just being friendly ..... I use Bollinger Bands mostly - 21 days to define the trading ranges and price position. But it's interesting to plot say Boll(9) on top of it. This Bollinger(9) range always narrows very nicely (in comparison to Boll(21) - before price breakouts, the big runs up or down.

Combined with something simple like a favourable divergence on RSI gives some very useful signals on strong breakouts.

But it sounds like you guys would know this already. Cheers - :cheesy: Damien
 
Bollinger (9)

babymush said:
What will you deviation for the Boll(9) be?

Sorry about that. Compare Bollinger 21 days (standard deviation 2) with Bollinger 9 days (standard deviation also 2).

Cheers: :cheesy: Damien
 
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