Hey, not exactly sure of your question. When you buy it's usually best to put in a bid(buy) with a limit and not buy at the current market price, well that's if you want to save money when purchasing. It's not just about selling high.
When you buy you don't need to enter a selling price, though after you have the shares you can put an offer to sell your shares also at a limit price. Though this would be separate to your purchase.
Remember the price will go up and down with general trading and only shows a price of what people are willing to pay at that second. If you believe that in the coming days, weeks or months the price will be much greater than today you didn't miss your profit. That's if you can justify and are able to leave your money locked up in these shares until the company is trading at that higher price.
When in doubt - do nothing!
Hope you make some money.
DHR Price at posting:
2.1¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Not Held
