The Coli Stock Market Is Now Open

[5StarElite]

Yeah props on the nice hit. The key to success in this game is consistancy. Those boom or bust stocks love to give back their gains. Finding 30% gainers is hard and risky.

I saw today a guy made 30K on a stock he's been holding for over 9 months. I fux wit this simulator and usually sell my stocks after they've turned a nice profit or hit 5% red. If I jumped into the real market, should I just find a stock and hold on to it or sell once I've turned a nice profit? I dont want to be in a situation where I hold onto one and it starts getting bloody. I read that guys usually sell at 6 to 8 % red

 

[ill]

I saw today a guy made 30K on a stock he's been holding for over 9 months. I fux wit this simulator and usually sell my stocks after they've turned a nice profit or hit 5% red. If I jumped into the real market, should I just find a stock and hold on to it or sell once I've turned a nice profit? I dont want to be in a situation where I hold onto one and it starts getting bloody. I read that guys usually sell at 6 to 8 % red

Theres a million different strategies so it depends on your trading style. Sounds like the 9 month guy is a long term holder so he's investing for value most likely. The guys that sell at 6-8% gains are short term traders and its a different ball game. Do whatevers most comfortable for you and your trading style and your threshold for pain(risk, loss)

 

[ill]

If you have impulse issues like gambling (I do) then you should short term trade. Small attention span and you know if you win or lose quickly. If you have patience and believe in your research, then you trade long term as its typically much less risky.

 

[mannyrs13]

can we get a stock watchlist or something similar? if you do research after hours you should be able to save stocks in case you want to buy them at a later time. or maybe put in a buy and it goes in when the market opens, would suck if a stock you liked shot up early and you missed the initial raise. think watchlist would be better.

 

[PimpHandStrong]

I ate well off CMG (Chipotle few days ago). Wish I had bought more.

 

[Scientific Playa]

anyone looking at?

STELLAR BIOTECH INC
(OTCMKTS:SBOTF)

up over 500% this year

 

[NoMoreWhiteWoman2020]

NOC PCP

 

[CBSkyline]

Santarus making moves. I thought it wasn't going to reach previous numbers until the beginning of 2014.

Today's Number:

0.67 (2.80%)
My Profit Over 4 Days:

246.00 (5.26%)

 

[5StarElite]

Copped 1000 worth

0.36 (9.43%)

190.00 (4.75%)

 

[5StarElite]

If you have impulse issues like gambling (I do) then you should short term trade. Small attention span and you know if you win or lose quickly. If you have patience and believe in your research, then you trade long term as its typically much less risky.

When you buy a stock, do you hold on it long term (thru the rips & dips) or do you sell once it goes 3,4, or 5% bloody?

 

[CBSkyline]

Nobody has any cash on this stock(I checked) but seen this on twitter just now and it had me like

10.40

12.48(54.55%)



This is wild. Stay safe brehs

Edit: I put cash on it when it hit single digits and rode that wave back up and got out at 12.53

10.37 (45.31%)

1,132.00 (29.24%)

 

[5StarElite]

Nobody has any cash on this stock(I checked) but seen this on twitter just now and it had me like

10.40

12.48(54.55%)



This is wild. Stay safe brehs

 

[ill]

When you buy a stock, do you hold on it long term (thru the rips & dips) or do you sell once it goes 3,4, or 5% bloody?

I personally do short term trading so if I get to 4-6% I cash out. If you're a true long term holder then the rips and dips don't matter. You stay in the stock.

 

[5StarElite]

I personally do short term trading so if I get to 4-6% I cash out. If you're a true long term holder then the rips and dips don't matter. You stay in the stock.

0.66 (10.57%)

20.00 (0.58%)
As long as the green's % is up, that means I've still turned a profit, right? The bottom one just represents today's current value dip?

 

[ill]

0.66 (10.57%)

20.00 (0.58%)
As long as the green's % is up, that means I've still turned a profit, right? The bottom one just represents today's current value dip?

Top number is the daily change. Bottom number is overall performance. Bottom number is your real gain/loss. Top is just what happened today.