A bit brutal there, Solar.
You replied while I was still crafting a polite response to fluffy. So I'll just put it here...
There's much to be said for "Keeping it Simple". It is an exquisite art form, very Japanesque, and even Occamesque as well.
No doubt, those well-versed in this art can make much wealth out of it in various endeavours.
I do try to to maintain a balance between Simplicity and the equally prized Virgoan quality of Scrutiny and Analysis.
Swinging to extremes is of course not the best approach to a long-term investment, which is the reason that I buy ARL shares.
Your helpful tips are not quite applicable for a long-term investment due to their very distinctive trading slant.
The concept of trading implies short-term rolling over of stocks. I believe you can see the very different dynamics involved.
But why would anyone even trade ARL shares? It is hardly the best of choices nor the best of returns, given the tight register and low liquidity.
JRV presented a fantastic trading opportunity last week when in the span of days, the sp dropped to about 5c and then rose to 11c. Probably more than a hundred million shares were traded and hundreds of thousands of $$$ were made by traders. The huge volatility is still occurring.
I hope you made some moolah there as well.
Why then change from an exciting fast horse to a dependable slower horse by coming over to ARL, when JRV, and very likely others that I don't follow, can offer you just what you seek?
I take my trading urges to the crypto exchanges where the extreme volatility over there can make the sharemarket volatility look calm by comparison.
But for the ARL shares, I am comfortable with my analysis, big picture perspective and long-term holding.
Unless you are a licensed and very well connected investment advisor, I doubt that your tips and info can match all of those that have been exchanged and shared between the well-meaning and well-researched long-term shareholders who frequent this joint.
Nevertheless, I wish you a very lucrative outcome from your simple trading techniques.
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