Day Trading: Facts, Fiction and Discussion


  1. KirkL
  2. TONYBRIG
  3. KirkL
  4. matttheduck
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Top 71.   May 21, 1999 7:39 AM

» KirkL - Interesting Article on an example of what is involved in making

Interesting Article on an example of what is involved in making a Day trade.

http://www.worldwidetraders.com/nasdaqtu...

-- posted by KirkL


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Top 72.   May 21, 1999 7:53 AM

» TONYBRIG - Got it together!

I dont have time to study it real good but
it seems like he's GOT IT TOGETHER!

In this instance anyhow!!

VBOLHH

Thanks Kirk!

-- posted by TONYBRIG


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Top 73.   May 24, 1999 11:06 AM

» KirkL - Modern day gun slingers

Gun slingers, that is what they are! Modern day gun slingers.

Here is an interesting play going on now that I am watching just for grins.

http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=HAUP&d=5d

Day traders decided to play on it, they went short this AM, ran out of shares to buy short then the squeeze started. It just reminds me of the OK Corral!

Guess wrong and you your fortune cookie might read.... this!

-- posted by KirkL


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Top 74.   May 24, 1999 11:45 AM

» matttheduck - haup & shorts

kirk, you and jay are always posting comments like your above referencing sellers and shorts and their volume moves. for the ignorant, can you reveal where you're getting these numbers? there is nothing in your link that shows whether the volume is buy, short or what-have-you. explanation, please.

-- posted by matttheduck


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Top 75.   May 24, 1999 12:27 PM

» KirkL - Mr Duck

Mr Duck
much is speculation and interpretation of what I hear on the boards I follow to get my own information (that I might pass on here or use for my personal use).

Some traders were saying they couldn't find any shares to borrow to short. Later on, someone posted Schwab had some to lend. I was speculating that there was a squeeze as there were no shares to borrow to short at the same time the price was rocketing up.

One clue a stock is in play.... Look for 10 to 100 times the normal volume. Nearly 20M today vs a typical volume of 0.3M is a good indicator.

http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=HAUP&d=5d

They also mentioned it on CNBC... Many day traders just buy any stock mentioned on CNBC according to one of the recent articles Lita posted.

One trader said it was a good stock because it acutally had earnings! 8)

BTW, I was just asked if I could be part of a print article on people that quit or retire from their jobs to become day traders! I had to say I don't day trade and am not what they are looking for.

-- posted by KirkL


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Top 76.   May 24, 1999 1:55 PM

» KirkL - Gun slinger example

Gun slinger example

reminds me of a gambler doubling up their bet after losing....



HAUP: Your Right, No More Borrows From Schwab after 2:10 PM.

I got one of their last available fills (at 35+) according to their Reps.

I used the borrowed shares to double up on my early morning fill at 25.

I'll be darn if I'll let the MM's buy back my early morning shares at 35 (with no margin I can wait to see what happens over the next few days).


Can you imagine shorting something for $25 and then having it go up to $35 in the same day and you buy more!?!?!?!?!. If in a real short squeeze, the price could double again tomorrow!

Not a way for me to sleep at night, but I suppose some enjoy it!

-- posted by KirkL


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Top 77.   May 24, 1999 3:52 PM

» matttheduck - good

kirk, thanks for the explanation. i thought i was just duh-ing.

-- posted by matttheduck


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Top 78.   May 29, 1999 8:49 AM

» KirkL - Day Trading Links:

Day Trading Links:
(Please post a URL to this page at your favorite trading site)

Day Traders of Orange County
http://www.worldwidetraders.com

Day Trading Stocks:
http://www.daytradingstocks.com

Decision Point
http://www.decisionpoint.com/

Dreyfuss Market Stats
http://www.tradepbs.com/qsys/web/headers...

Investorlinks:
http://www.investorlinks.com

Linda Bradford Raschke Home Page
http://www.mrci.com/lbr/index.htm

Suite101.com Day Trading Discussion
http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/i...

Trend Trader
http://www.trendtrader.com

Tax Guide for Investors
http://www.fairmark.com/index.html

Yamner and Co
http://www.yamner.com

-- posted by KirkL


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Top 79.   May 29, 1999 9:55 AM

» TONYBRIG - Yea Baby

A Gambler (Pro) (Winner) would consider doubling
up after scoring!

Some sort of a Parlay; consider pulling out your
winnings plus a little bit first.

This Day Trader is on the sidelines for now.
But still is Momentum around just not the same
as b4.


VBOLHH

-- posted by TONYBRIG


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Top 80.   Jun 9, 1999 12:41 PM

» KirkL - Gap Links

Useful when looking for breaking stocks you can trade on momentum...

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/newsroom/gap_...

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/newsroom/gap_...

http://cbs.marketwatch.com/newsroom/gap_...

Of course, picking RED or BLACK can be just as fun!

-- posted by KirkL


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