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[QUOTE]Originally posted by PCola77: [QB] Two good ones were RMDX which I would have bought at the open on 8/20 for about $1.85 (currently at 2.95, and would not have sold yet since it would not have hit my 5% stoploss), and BEXP, which I would have bought on 8/14 for about $4.50 (don't have the actual numbers in front og me, but looking at the graph I probably would have sold in the last day or two in the $6.00 range). One bad one was JAH, which I would have bought on 9/5 at about $32.50 and stopped out around $30.00 a couple of days later. It bounced back up to almost $35.00, so had I held, I still could have made about 7%. Another bad one was NRP, which I would have bought at just under $32 and stopped out a few days later at about $29. It bounced back to about $35 as well. Actually, I'm glad you asked that question, because (as I said in the write-up) I simplified my test with a 5% stoploss, but this excercise showed that maybe I shouldn't put the stoploss in right away, so I won't sell out in the first few days to allow myself a little wiggle room. Just one of the many things I still need to test, I guess. Just checked two of the other losers, and one I missed out on 30% and the other like 15%. So I feel confident that my estimates are significantly understated, I just have to create a better sell rule. Another reason that I need to create a better sell rule is IOM, which I would have bought at 2.40 and sold at 2.70 a month or so later for a nice 12% gain, but was 5.75 the other day, representing another 125% that I missed out on. Edit: just noticed that the IOM would have been bought in 8/06, so forget that one, it wasn't in my 2007 analysis, but you get the idea, I'm sure. [/QB][/QUOTE]
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