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From: | "mrgoodall" <mrgoodall@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 4 Jul 2001 07:32:43 +1200 |
Snoopy you are content
to hold telstra ( a good company with
over 90% market share )
and rightly so , the
difference between a long term holder
and a person using charts , and trading
accordingly is that they too can hold
telstra abeit on a revolving basis
thereby increasing their holding with
no extra outlay by pouring the profit
back in to the stock. It seems to
me by being a long term holder people
seem to get the idea that they lessen
the risk i would suggest from the
compelling evidence shown to us from
Phaedrus that more than being a
tool which it is , it basically mimicks
peoples
emotions towards a particular
share hence the support and resistance
levels . there is little risk in
waiting long enough for a share price
to rise but there may not be
much profit either . I dont say you
are doing the wrong thing Snoopy after
all you have to be happy with
the decisions you make just that you may be
limiting your profit. regards mike
g
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