You know I am long term invester/trader. I am trying to build on my experience with charts. One stock in particular that I went long on was SAM. It has performed well for me and yesterday say a 7% gain on above average volume. (Which I might add is very thin.) Well needless to say I put a short term target on it to sell. Bulls make money, bears make money and pigs get slaughtered.
But in my efforts to educate myself, I wouldn't mind a little chart analysis on it...in your spare time of course.
Oh and BTW, I hold only myself accountable for my actions. See what you think. There may be nothing there.
Jade - I do not know where you bought at but the chart looks great. However the volume on each new high has been decreasing which is a sign the stock is getting tired. On the otherhand it was shown strenght while the general market sucks. I do not know your timeframe - the stock has been in a long term trend up since 2000. I am not knowledgeable on the fundies on this one at all. The beer is good too.
I meant to get back to you earlier on this but work comes first. I got in just before the last earnings release. In fact I saw about a 10% pop in one day. Kind of kicked myself momentarily for not taking the trade. But being that as it was I could have made the same trade over the last few days.
I am trying to get use to recognizing Wedges, Flags, Pennants, Eve and Eve tops and bottoms etc. Support and Resistance are a lot easier to recognize and I was kind of looking for that in SAM today after yesterday's move. I wanted to suggest that I saw possible support at $48.00 and I like the way today closed above that on weak volume. I think yesterday's volume/price move and today's volume/price move say a lot going forward. But I am a Fan of Ken Fisher's Book... The Only Three Questions that Count. And the big one is What is my mind doing to trick me now? I like to believe that when big money is moving into a position, they do it slowly and try not to draw too much attention to themselves. I would like to say that yesterday money was moving in and today's weakness was the cooling off period before more moved in. I could be wrong,(After all, if I am thinking this, isn't everybody?) but fundamentally I think I stand on pretty solid ground as I see SAM as a well managed growth company.
Will you work for a Denarius? - In other words "a day's wage". I am an individual trader that has 25 years of both good and bad trading who decided to take up Day Trading in hopes of earning "a day's wage" and leave the rat race forever.
This blog is only a dumping of my mind. I will at times make suggestions on how to make money. If you follow them, you are on your own. With blogs - you get what you pay for and if you follow my suggestions - I will consider you crazier than I am.
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Good morning Jeff,
You know I am long term invester/trader. I am trying to build on my experience with charts. One stock in particular that I went long on was SAM. It has performed well for me and yesterday say a 7% gain on above average volume. (Which I might add is very thin.) Well needless to say I put a short term target on it to sell. Bulls make money, bears make money and pigs get slaughtered.
But in my efforts to educate myself, I wouldn't mind a little chart analysis on it...in your spare time of course.
Oh and BTW, I hold only myself accountable for my actions. See what you think. There may be nothing there.
All in all have a great day,
Jade
Jade -
I do not know where you bought at but the chart looks great. However the volume on each new high has been decreasing which is a sign the stock is getting tired. On the otherhand it was shown strenght while the general market sucks. I do not know your timeframe - the stock has been in a long term trend up since 2000. I am not knowledgeable on the fundies on this one at all. The beer is good too.
Hi Jeff,
I meant to get back to you earlier on this but work comes first. I got in just before the last earnings release. In fact I saw about a 10% pop in one day. Kind of kicked myself momentarily for not taking the trade. But being that as it was I could have made the same trade over the last few days.
I am trying to get use to recognizing Wedges, Flags, Pennants, Eve and Eve tops and bottoms etc. Support and Resistance are a lot easier to recognize and I was kind of looking for that in SAM today after yesterday's move. I wanted to suggest that I saw possible support at $48.00 and I like the way today closed above that on weak volume. I think yesterday's volume/price move and today's volume/price move say a lot going forward. But I am a Fan of Ken Fisher's Book... The Only Three Questions that Count. And the big one is What is my mind doing to trick me now? I like to believe that when big money is moving into a position, they do it slowly and try not to draw too much attention to themselves. I would like to say that yesterday money was moving in and today's weakness was the cooling off period before more moved in. I could be wrong,(After all, if I am thinking this, isn't everybody?) but fundamentally I think I stand on pretty solid ground as I see SAM as a well managed growth company.
Thanks for the input.
TTYL
Jade
Jade- just remember right now the big money is at the Hamptons or at the beach for the last two weeks
Funny....but sooo true.
Have a great day.
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