Yuki,
I'm not disagreeing with you that I shouldn't be trading in such a
market. I'm already implementing measures so I can avoid them in the
future.
It's live&learn. The race is on...one's money running out before one
can learn, or otherwise :-)
--- In amibroker@yahoogroups.com, Yuki Taga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi intermilan04,
>
> Thursday, August 31, 2006, 11:57:29 AM, you wrote:
>
> i> Hi Yuki,
>
> i> There are stocks, low-cap stocks where 900 shares buy order
> overnight
> i> is actually huge. I'm not saying 100% that my stock of today was
> i> indeed the case...I do have a reason to believe it was, but it's
> hard
> i> to convince others without naming the ticker.
>
> Believe me, no one cares about the ticker. ^_^ You should not be
> trading in such a market. The fact that this discussion is taking
> place makes that painfully obvious. I'm sorry.
>
> Think of it this way: You are going to make bad trades. (Everyone
> does, of course.) When you recognize you have made a bad trade, you
> are going to want to get out. Right then.
>
> If you were pretty much the only buyer when you went in, I can assure
> you that you will pretty much be the only seller when you want to get
> out. You will get skinned both ways.
>
> i> Now, I am already working toward avoiding those because I
> obviously do
> i> not want my order to cause a gap-up in the morning. Simple
> approach
> i> is to buy more expensive stocks, and/or to buy stocks with higher
> volume.
>
> Volume has nothing to do with it. Money is what we count, and we
> count it as daily volume times currency unit. That is either a
> significant number, which means a very large lake, if not an ocean,
> to be invisible in, or it means a swimming pool populated by you and
> probably several Hammerhead sharks.
>
> Where do you want to swim?
>
> Yuki
>
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