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No Ordinary Duck
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Tim, what we can do is trail a buy price at some distance that steps down as the price falls. In this way, we dont miss out on purchasing if the price suddenly turns up but we also want to increase our odds that we'll make a successful trade.
Well a trailing buy price is just one aspect to a possible trade, but I know Tech will be looking for buying interest. We can use a number of methods to determine this, but understanding what volume is telling us is a skill worth pursuing and one that is not easily mastered (coming from someone who hasnt really mastered it).
If theres a bias toward a stock that's meandering or falling in price, you'll often see forum comments (not on ASF) such as "the bots are containing the price while someone accumulates" or "the big boys are trying to shake the retail holders out of their stock". Sometimes this does happen, but often times you see the same excuses for a stock that does nothing for 2-3 years. It's simply a lack of demand. And the underlying reasons for a stock not moving is not really of consequence for us. We jsut want to be on board when the odds are more in our favour; when we see buying demand or some clear momentum building.
But regardless: if you do see a price you think it's worth buying at, please go ahead without the need of further confirmation "
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