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Old 12-27-2017, 06:14 PM   #1561
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Energous, Ticker symbol (WATT) just announced they developed a wireless charger for phones. Stock is up 98% right now. Might pull back before the close as investors may short but it may have some legs for longer term.

Edit: up 120% now

Got in at 17.21 Now at 19.43 put in a stop loss at 18.50.

I've moved the stop loss up 3 times. LOL
Ended up 168% , Got in late and claimed 38% It didn't pull back at close so could possibly make another bull run tomorrow.

Or it could Tank.
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Old 12-27-2017, 06:38 PM   #1562
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Ended up 168% , Got in late and claimed 38% It didn't pull back at close so could possibly make another bull run tomorrow.

Or it could Tank.
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Old 12-27-2017, 07:30 PM   #1563
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Yep, too cold to go fishin right now.
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Old 12-27-2017, 07:37 PM   #1564
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What are your guys recommendations for placing Stop loss orders on securities where you've made a decent profit from you initial investment.

I bought into Canopy Growth at $8. It's currently trading around $21. Where would you place a Stop Loss order to lock in profits? It's a volatile stock that I could see having large swings based on more/less regulations. Should I consider a Stop loss around $16 where I could sell my shares for a double profit if it dropped. I could then consider buying back in at a point lower than this if it kept declining for a while?

What are your strategies for locking in gains using Stop Loss orders?
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Old 12-27-2017, 07:55 PM   #1565
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What are your guys recommendations for placing Stop loss orders on securities where you've made a decent profit from you initial investment.

I bought into Canopy Growth at $8. It's currently trading around $21. Where would you place a Stop Loss order to lock in profits? It's a volatile stock that I could see having large swings based on more/less regulations. Should I consider a Stop loss around $16 where I could sell my shares for a double profit if it dropped. I could then consider buying back in at a point lower than this if it kept declining for a while?

What are your strategies for locking in gains using Stop Loss orders?
All I can tell you is what I've been doing because I'm no pro. These stocks that make huge runs in a day to three days I just follow them with a stop loss. I just use my gut feeling as to what price would it have to drop to that would make me think its going to just run down.

The one I bought today at 17.21 I immediately put a stop loss on it at 15. It moved to 19 so I moved my stop loss to 17. It moved to 21 so I moved my sl to 19. It ended at 23.70 and I had a SL at 20 at the end of the day.

A stock like X we know is pretty stable so I don't mess with a SL on it unless I were to see it start falling for a couple days and get worried.

stop loss is only good for the day but costs nothing if it doesn't fill.

I'm still learning.

A good site to follow is www.stocktwits.com get on there and plug in a ticker symbol for the stock you are following and there will be conversation regarding that stock. And those people on there range from professional traders to regular stock owners but it's like CP for stocks because somebody on there will bring you breaking news that will make you money or at least keep you from losing it.
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Old 12-27-2017, 08:01 PM   #1566
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What are your guys recommendations for placing Stop loss orders on securities where you've made a decent profit from you initial investment.

I bought into Canopy Growth at $8. It's currently trading around $21. Where would you place a Stop Loss order to lock in profits? It's a volatile stock that I could see having large swings based on more/less regulations. Should I consider a Stop loss around $16 where I could sell my shares for a double profit if it dropped. I could then consider buying back in at a point lower than this if it kept declining for a while?

What are your strategies for locking in gains using Stop Loss orders?
Also I think what you can do , if your worried about going to work and not being able to keep an eye on it just put your stop loss in that morning before you leave. Some stocks like you say will fluctuate within a day so you don't want it to drop from 21 to 19 and trigger a sale and then run back up to 22. So you need to keep your stop loss out of the range of fluctuation.
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Old 12-28-2017, 12:05 AM   #1567
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Yup. I’ve got 3 that I’m keeping my eye on:

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AppFolio-zero debt in this company. Expanding customer base that keeps growing. Already won some awards..and their CEO got 100% rating on Glassdoor. Seems to really be going in the right direction.

Can’t decide which one to choose
NVDA is great stuff. I bought in this past May at $104 and I've basically doubled my money. I plan on holding it for a long time.
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What are your guys recommendations for placing Stop loss orders on securities where you've made a decent profit from you initial investment.

I bought into Canopy Growth at $8. It's currently trading around $21. Where would you place a Stop Loss order to lock in profits? It's a volatile stock that I could see having large swings based on more/less regulations. Should I consider a Stop loss around $16 where I could sell my shares for a double profit if it dropped. I could then consider buying back in at a point lower than this if it kept declining for a while?

What are your strategies for locking in gains using Stop Loss orders?
In commodities there are support and resistance that works, but you have to put it past the support or resistance because a lot of stops get run.

I've never done it on stocks, but if it were me, I'd put the stop outside the biggest daily move over the last year.
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Old 12-28-2017, 07:03 AM   #1569
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What are your guys recommendations for placing Stop loss orders on securities where you've made a decent profit from you initial investment.

I bought into Canopy Growth at $8. It's currently trading around $21. Where would you place a Stop Loss order to lock in profits? It's a volatile stock that I could see having large swings based on more/less regulations. Should I consider a Stop loss around $16 where I could sell my shares for a double profit if it dropped. I could then consider buying back in at a point lower than this if it kept declining for a while?

What are your strategies for locking in gains using Stop Loss orders?
Looking at the chart, $16ish is not a bad area
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What are your guys recommendations for placing Stop loss orders on securities where you've made a decent profit from you initial investment.

I bought into Canopy Growth at $8. It's currently trading around $21. Where would you place a Stop Loss order to lock in profits? It's a volatile stock that I could see having large swings based on more/less regulations. Should I consider a Stop loss around $16 where I could sell my shares for a double profit if it dropped. I could then consider buying back in at a point lower than this if it kept declining for a while?

What are your strategies for locking in gains using Stop Loss orders?
If it's a stock with a lot of upside potential consider selling half now, then a stop loss for the rest can be something lower. Remember you don't have to be all in or all out.
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Old 12-28-2017, 05:40 PM   #1571
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Looking at the chart, $16ish is not a bad area
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If it's a stock with a lot of upside potential consider selling half now, then a stop loss for the rest can be something lower. Remember you don't have to be all in or all out.
Good information. Thanks.

It ended today above $24. Up 25% the past few days.

I almost bought more around $16.
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Old 12-28-2017, 06:50 PM   #1572
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Ended up 168% , Got in late and claimed 38% It didn't pull back at close so could possibly make another bull run tomorrow.

Or it could Tank.
WATT was up another 38% today. Afterhours it's up another 5% which means it MAY have another run in it tomorrow.

Or it could tank.
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Old 12-30-2017, 06:25 PM   #1573
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I ended 2017 with a 26.58% return on my Roth IRA.

This was double the return from last year.

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Old 12-30-2017, 06:57 PM   #1574
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Lewdog got me to lookin at Cannabis stocks and holy crap!

The last 30 days there have been some huge gains.

I gotta share but I'm not recommending any. Just FYI.

BUDZ .... 148%
TRTC........ 84%
IIPR......... 72%
APHQF...... 71%
TWMJF...... 63%
CNBX........ 63%
HYYDF....... 63%
ACBFF....... 58%
SRNA........ 50%

Those are gains last 30 days. Looks like the upcoming legalization of medical MJ in Cali and Canada is spurring.
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There is a new weed index ETF available on NYSE too, mjx. Dunno, if it's great or not.. only 30 something holdings and I think it rebalances every quarter which seems slow for a fast moving industry.
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