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rayman
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hi guys, i am new to the site and have been studying pennies for a couple months now. Hopefully soon i will be posting some good info. just dont want to prematurely. I have on e question if someone dosent mind giving me some insight on a stock. I bought some ivoc at .0078. Should i keep it for a while or sell it and and move to something else? I promise i wont ask a lot of stupid questions. lol. thanks
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hey new guy....

i also am rather new...

tips for you.... instead of asking for specific advice, try reading the advice already out there..
you have what a lot of people belive to be a good stock.. wouldnt hurt you to much to hang on to it..(IMO) but do your own DD...

best tip from me is to read up on other users see how there stock pics did and how much DD they have posted....

GL

JACK


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This is a question that only you should decide.

Some traders have a system in place that they will only let a particular trade go against them so far. Based on a % or a figure. If you have a system then I understand it is best to stick with it. Don't get emotional, don't fall in love and don't hold grudges against a stock.

The question is when to take profit or when to take a loss.

Profit
Some like to take a quick % and move on.
Others like to pick a stock they think will better than double then sell 1/2 of the shares at that time. This allows them to hold 1/2 the shares at NO COST. Then they will decide at a later time what to do with the free shares.

Loss
This is the hard part for me. I have a hard time admitting I was wrong. When I sell at a loss - in my mind I am saying "Paul, you were wrong". Get over that feeling if you can. This is where a system come in. Even if you take a loss, you can feel a small amount of victory because you held true to your system.

Summary...
You got to answer it yourself, and pick an answer you can live with.


I sold IBZT a whil back for a little under 1 cent. I can beat myself up for not holding it longer. OR I can fell that I made the sale at the point I decided and did not let greed get the best of me.

LOSS vs. GAIN
FEAR vs. GREED

Welcome to the market.


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thanks for the responses. i feel like kicking myself over ibiz also. i bought 20,000 shares 2 weeks ago and sold it for .042. which i did well but not as good as i could have. thanks again.

Ray


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Hey rayman:
There will never be the right time, cause it could always keep going up or simply fall.
Set up a sell price that you could feel good with or a % that you thing is right and stick with that. If you archive that...
you have nothing to feel bad about.

There will be times youll feel so good about your move cause right afther you sold your shares, they just drop so hard,
but there will be times that you will try to kick yourself for selling to soon.
Believe me...been there, done that.

Good luck kid.

JC

ps
I feel IVOC could go up a little more.


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HEY PAUL
Taking a loss is better than taking gains. Taking a loss shows you have mental control over circumstance beyond your control and not executed would cost much more.

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How many times do I have to repeat this statement before I start to think it is true?

Taking a loss is better than taking gains

Taking a loss is better than taking gains

Taking a loss is better than taking gains

Ohmmmmmm..

Taking a loss is better than taking gains


I am trying :-)

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Originally posted by VNGNTN1:
HEY PAUL
Taking a loss is better than taking gains. Taking a loss shows you have mental control over circumstance beyond your control and not executed would cost much more.

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Let not the rich man glory in his riches.

[This message has been edited by PAUL (edited January 07, 2004).]


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rayman... dont be scared that ivoc is dropping... it is a good stock.. but it is very volatile and can move within a 75 percent field a day.. i got in at .0042 and sold half at .0078... the pr (meaning news) that the stock just came out with was really good.. after a quick rise as it did 2day it will probly consolidate or dip a lil .. but if you dont want to lose always have a mental stop.. mine is 15 percent... ivoc is one of the stocks that can take a 50 percent knock in one day so if u start 2 c the stock drop drastically i would sell to prevent further loss.. all ur choice.. thats just what i do... IMO (in my opinion) watch the early morning tommorow and see if you can sell it in the high 8s or low 9s...
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