System remains in CASH.
I'm expecting a range bound day, with a bit of downward bias. If XIV makes it down into the 24 range, I will add to my existing small position.
Will post the trade when/if I take it.
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System remains in CASH.
I'm expecting a range bound day, with a bit of downward bias. If XIV makes it down into the 24 range, I will add to my existing small position.
Will post the trade when/if I take it.
I see AAPL closing that gap real soon, and then some. Been an absolute monster through these declines.
DCA'd into some SFXE at $8.42
dollar cost average
Dollar Cost Average (DCA)'d. I've bought and sold this thing for a few months, generally for $1 gain (per share) increments. Most recently I have bought small lots at $10, $9.15, and $8.42 (today). This is super speculative, but with all the Electronic Dance Music (EDM) festivals popping up across the country, and my personal experience and interest in this music genre, I feel this will have a super run into next summer. The plan is to continue taking profits in $1 gain (per share) increments, keeping a small core position for the long haul. Part of my long term investment portfolio.
Oleg, do you average in across the board with all trades or do you ever jump in 100% (of what you are dedicating for the Whole trade anyway)
So is the system remaining in CASH or going LONG?
System remains in CASH today, maybe tomorrow.
XIV up 7% from my original entry. Going to keep holding that. I will add TNA once the System flips long.
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