I haven't been having good results in completed trades lately, but the portfolio is in decent shape:
Of 31 stocks, 10 are up more than 10% (and thus, barring disasters that unfortunately keep happening, should be gainers). Only 6 are down. The big winners are NVEC +39%, MIKR +26%, TIE +23%, SVVS +20%, HWCC +17%, ICOC +16%, ANGN +14%, FMD +11%, IDEV +10%, NUVA +10%.
Inquiring minds want to know: first, what exactly is a Snoopy Dance and second, what dance do you perform when a stock falls by 10 percent? :)
Posted by: Stockcoach | October 30, 2006 at 04:10 PM
A Snoopy Dance is the dance that Snoopy did in the old Charlie Brown TV specials.
Xander did a snoopy dance in an episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
When a stock falls 10 percent, probably it hits my stop sometime on the way down. Unless I have a big gain on the stock and am giving it more than 10% room to run, which would only happen if it were up more than 25-30% or so.
Posted by: Tom | October 30, 2006 at 07:26 PM