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If I buy a posistion at say 50, and it goes up to 70 I can sell at 70 and wait and buy in on weakness. Yes I pay 3.95 a trade. That includes Options. Yes there is some tax on it but if you are making money that is not an excuse to not make money. I also will sell covered calls, and buy calls sometimes sell a put and make money. Should I not make money? Do you think that the paper you hold is something to die with? I don't subscribe to that idea. Its paper and I do not want to keep it.
I was just wondering if it was worth it to you. I just have a totally different investing style--mine are purchased for long-term appreciation and dividend income, and I only sell if the company changes in some way for the worse, or the dividends are lowered.
I was just wondering if it was worth it to you. I just have a totally different investing style--mine are purchased for long-term appreciation and dividend income, and I only sell if the company changes in some way for the worse, or the dividends are lowered.
I also do the long term investing, but if I can sell and buy back in a short time and cut my cost its a win win. I also sell covered calls and puts. Its a way to augment the dividend.
Just checking to see if anyone is pulling out their money before the 2pm release of the fed min. Or if you think that the tapering is factored in to the market already.
I've been out of stocks since last Thursday. I don't usually hold any stock positions when the market is in a pull-back.
If people were even half as good as they claim in the forum, they'd be so rich they wouldn't be posting in the forum, lol!
Well, mathjak would be considered at least kind of rich to many people and he posts regularly. So, I don't know about that.
Plus, these strategies aren't going to turn mere thousands of dollars into multi-million dollars overnight. Growth is typically a lot more gradual than that.
I was just wondering if it was worth it to you. I just have a totally different investing style--mine are purchased for long-term appreciation and dividend income, and I only sell if the company changes in some way for the worse, or the dividends are lowered.
Sold NDLS at 42.42 bought back today at 41.28. I bouight in at 43 so it will show as a loss.
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