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15/11/17
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Originally posted by Anton Chigurh
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Great explanation, Freehold and biggest lesson out of it should be to run your own race and dyor! Many times hearts/vets are just another crutch (like Big Boys and bots) to not take responsibility for losing trades.
That said, there's some signs to look for:
Do they post early on their stocks when the RR is still favourable (or at least when the stock's been basing for a while)? Or mainly just when their stocks are rallying hard (selling into strength)?
Chat to a few outside, like i'm sure many do and most serious investors are busy researching, trading, attending meetings etc and just post when they have a bit of down time. Most tend to post early, as they're happy to share their research, once they've accumulated a position. Probably a slightly narrow view though as I mainly talk to those who invest in a similar way to how I do.
And to be fair, there are some good traders (hearts or otherwise) who mainly trade breakouts, so they're always going to be posting around the time a stock is moving. Who knows when they're selling. I don't need to know tbh. I've got a mental file of certain members, who when they start posting on a spec i'm long in that happens to be rallying, the spider sense tingles and i'm extra cautious.
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"I've got a mental file of certain members, who when they start posting on a spec i'm long in that happens to be rallying, the spider sense tingles and i'm extra cautious."
Fib?
Just joking.