April 5, 2009
Currency trading guide – He selected only those which appeared to be developing trading activity and strength.
No attempt was made to buy a stock at the bottom; instead, he took action only after it had begun to rise. He watched his selected stocks and kept charts, which consisted of a series of "boxes." If a stock should move up to a higher box and stay there, he would buy it. If it should move down to a lower box, he would sell. For instance, if a stock had fluctuated in a 55 to 60 range, that would be its first box. Then, if the stock should move out of that range to fluctuate in a range of 60 to 67, that would be his next box.
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