You guys have owned CSIQ for over a year. How many times have you seen it make a big move only to fall back sometimes the same day. This last jump to 19+. Wouldn't it be a good idea to occasionally violate your trading strategy and sell, then buy back even if only for a point? On all these big moves you could pick up more than a point if you sold. Do you think it is going to go up 20% and another 20% the next day? Did you see the MACD on this move. Even if it did continue moving up it will undoubtedly fall back again for reentry and a profit. There is money to be made on this stock but not if you sit on it at I'm guessing 26.
You make a good point about CSIQ's volatility. Markus and Mark want to stick to their plans and you also stick to yours. Here are key considerations: 1. Taking Profits: Occasionally selling during big moves can be beneficial. Locking in profits and buying back lower allows you to capitalize on price swings. 2. Volatility Awareness: Pay attention to indicators like MACD. If they suggest a pullback, it may be wise to take profits. 3. Market Trends: Predicting consecutive large gains can be risky. If the stock tends to fall back after spikes, consider selling and re-entering at a lower price. 4. Adjusting Strategy: Balancing your trading strategy with market conditions can enhance profitability in volatile stocks like CSIQ. Let me know if you have more questions!
@@rockwelltradingservices Granted Markus and Mark have a great trading strategy and they make money. That's all that counts. My contention is there are times when it would be beneficial to violate the strategy. Had they taken advantage of all the big moves over the last twelve months they could have been out of the stock probably with a profit. CSIQ is a good company. Maybe they will eventually pull it out, and maybe if it gets within striking range they can sell calls, pocket the premium and watch it go back down again. The market is in a precarious situation and could suffer a dramatic downturn that could last for years. Kind of like our fake economy with all the fake statistics coming out of the Fed. I've been trading for 50 years. I was around in Nov. 87 were you?
I give my vote to Mark despite "what an ..." for trying soo hard to execute. CSIQ !!?? Almost there. Thanks to Blackrock I guess and couple of major deals. But!! Last time Trump won 2016 CSIQ I believe droped -13% so window of opportunity to recover CSIQ is narrowing. If not recovered may "selling call buying protective put" would be smart.
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Was able to sell calls on my csiq position this morning right around the high of the day.
Me too! Bought them back 50 minutes later at %80 profit!
If CSIQ is going to jam when you two leave the country, you need to leave the country more often.
Lol! More travels then!
You guys have owned CSIQ for over a year. How many times have you seen it make a big move only to fall back sometimes the same day. This last jump to 19+. Wouldn't it be a good idea to occasionally violate your trading strategy and sell, then buy back even if only for a point? On all these big moves you could pick up more than a point if you sold. Do you think it is going to go up 20% and another 20% the next day? Did you see the MACD on this move. Even if it did continue moving up it will undoubtedly fall back again for reentry and a profit. There is money to be made on this stock but not if you sit on it at I'm guessing 26.
You make a good point about CSIQ's volatility. Markus and Mark want to stick to their plans and you also stick to yours.
Here are key considerations:
1. Taking Profits: Occasionally selling during big moves can be beneficial. Locking in profits and buying back lower allows you to capitalize on price swings.
2. Volatility Awareness: Pay attention to indicators like MACD. If they suggest a pullback, it may be wise to take profits.
3. Market Trends: Predicting consecutive large gains can be risky. If the stock tends to fall back after spikes, consider selling and re-entering at a lower price.
4. Adjusting Strategy: Balancing your trading strategy with market conditions can enhance profitability in volatile stocks like CSIQ.
Let me know if you have more questions!
@@rockwelltradingservices Granted Markus and Mark have a great trading strategy and they make money. That's all that counts. My contention is there are times when it would be beneficial to violate the strategy. Had they taken advantage of all the big moves over the last twelve months they could have been out of the stock probably with a profit. CSIQ is a good company. Maybe they will eventually pull it out, and maybe if it gets within striking range they can sell calls, pocket the premium and watch it go back down again. The market is in a precarious situation and could suffer a dramatic downturn that could last for years. Kind of like our fake economy with all the fake statistics coming out of the Fed. I've been trading for 50 years. I was around in Nov. 87 were you?
Job report will get revised. Not trustful.
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I give my vote to Mark despite "what an ..." for trying soo hard to execute. CSIQ !!?? Almost there. Thanks to Blackrock I guess and couple of major deals. But!! Last time Trump won 2016 CSIQ I believe droped -13% so window of opportunity to recover CSIQ is narrowing. If not recovered may "selling call buying protective put" would be smart.
I wonder if the 'positive' jobs report had anything to do with the migrants coming across our southern border?