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		<title>By: The Financial Flow &#187; Rent Forever, Don?€™t Buy A Home</title>
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		<dc:creator>The Financial Flow &#187; Rent Forever, Don?€™t Buy A Home</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Interview with Highchartpatterns Group (more) [...]</description>
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		<title>By: HighChartPatterns Interview on StockTickr &#187; Move the Markets</title>
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		<dc:creator>HighChartPatterns Interview on StockTickr &#187; Move the Markets</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Check out the interview with the HighChartPatterns Group on the StockTickr blog. They have a great service&#8211;as I pointed out in my review of them. [...]</description>
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		<title>By: uglychart.com &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Zzzzzzzzzzzz&#8230;</title>
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		<dc:creator>uglychart.com &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Zzzzzzzzzzzz&#8230;</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Dec 2006 18:49:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] Kind of a boring, choppy day out there so far. At least for me. Everyone who faded the gap did well. One stock that is interesting today is AMD at $20 - can it hold?? Will it break?!? Doesn&#8217;t look good for the longs. I only made one trade today. NVDA gapped up and had relative strength compared to the market - it was holding up when the market dropped. So when it started to move up just after 11, I got in. When it couldn&#8217;t break through the high of the day, I got out. There wasn&#8217;t a lot of volume and the market was weak.  Maybe I should trade futures. Highchartpatterns has a good interview up at stocktickr.com - I told you those guys (and one woman) were cool. I feel like on a day like today, if I wasn&#8217;t only paying attention to a very short list of stocks that have interesting daily chart formations, I&#8217;d get chopped to pieces. Today and yesterday I only made one trade each, and both were winners. highchartpatterns emailed me before and said something that I hadn&#8217;t really thought about - your win rate is important for psychological reasons. They are right. Even if you have a good system that makes money with only a 40% win rate, it can be hard on you psychologically, which can make you trade poorly. I think I&#8217;d rather have a system with a 60% win rate that performed a little worse. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Kind of a boring, choppy day out there so far. At least for me. Everyone who faded the gap did well. One stock that is interesting today is AMD at $20 &#8211; can it hold?? Will it break?!? Doesn&#8217;t look good for the longs. I only made one trade today. NVDA gapped up and had relative strength compared to the market &#8211; it was holding up when the market dropped. So when it started to move up just after 11, I got in. When it couldn&#8217;t break through the high of the day, I got out. There wasn&#8217;t a lot of volume and the market was weak.  Maybe I should trade futures. Highchartpatterns has a good interview up at stocktickr.com &#8211; I told you those guys (and one woman) were cool. I feel like on a day like today, if I wasn&#8217;t only paying attention to a very short list of stocks that have interesting daily chart formations, I&#8217;d get chopped to pieces. Today and yesterday I only made one trade each, and both were winners. highchartpatterns emailed me before and said something that I hadn&#8217;t really thought about &#8211; your win rate is important for psychological reasons. They are right. Even if you have a good system that makes money with only a 40% win rate, it can be hard on you psychologically, which can make you trade poorly. I think I&#8217;d rather have a system with a 60% win rate that performed a little worse. [...]</p>
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