Monday, April 2, 2007

JBLU. Will the price break the one month support?


The last month JBLU form a base after some move down. The last tree days we have some evidence for a breakdown. If the price breakdown the base we have some expectation for a strong move down. However be careful if the overall market moves higher.


1 comment:

Paulo said...

LET THE PROFITS RUN AND STOP THE LOSSES.

Let profits run and stop losses are two basic rules in
investing and trading.

However there is some variants that I like to folow. One
that I classify as very good consist of close half
the position when a big gain is achieved and there is some
evidence for a reversal. I use as objective number for
a big gain a return of more that 10%.

For JBLU, where we study a short position sugested with a price close to 11.5 usd,
we have since January in the week chart a strong down move without
any correction. For that reason the probability for a move agains us increase.
we have almost 12% of return

Other example from our sugestions that favors the strategy presented here is
YHOO. Since the price we study as a potencial good entry for a long position
the return achived almost 15%, but last days some strong move occurred
against us and at the moment I´m publishing my thought´s the bid price is
at 28.18 usd corresponding to a loss less than 1%. if we had followed the strategy
of closing half position with a big gain (more than 10%) and when we have evidence
of a reversal, we still have a good result with YHOO. In this case the sugestion
for a investor that remains with all the position is stop loss at a very
short negative return (less than -1%). We stop with a almost null loss because the reason
for the long position disappeared.

Dates of previous discussions in this blog:

JBLU 11.04.2007

YHOO 25.01.2007


Thank you for reading our thought´s and remember that they are only for
illustrative/educational purposes and although our historical results are very good
,no system or methodology has ever been developed that can guarantee freedom
from losses.