Well, I managed to sell NCM between $34.90 and $35.00 on the 2nd. January. I then bought back at an average $27.70 on the 8th. January then sold out on the 14th. January at an average $31.80.
I then bought back on the 15th. January at an average $27.80, sold on the 19th. January at $31.60 and then got back in yesterday under $30.20.
It's so easy to be the most brilliant trader in a volatile stock like NCM after the event. lol rofl.
In my view if you seriously believe we are in a gold bull market with gold going to prices way above current levels then the easiset way to get shaken out of NCM, our number one gold stock, is to sell your shares aiming to buy back the next day cheaper.
Sellers yesterday will be paying that lesson right now with NCM up nearly 10% and maybe having a nerve wracking wait hoping that NCM pulls back so they can get back in without having to pay up.
good work , page-9
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