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All-time Return -9.40% (in 1 year)	Risk (SD) Aggressive 0.00%	Sharpe Ratio -9.91
Followers 4	Winning Picks 36 of 100	Total Views 11543

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Last Activity: Added SDS to bullish list on 09/04/08

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Symbol	SP Sentiment	Return	Since
SDS		-47.23%	09/04/08
KSS		+5.02%	09/02/08
MOS		+48.54%	08/27/08
VLO		-51.45%	08/21/08
IPHS		-33.98%	08/21/08
VISN		-50.24%	08/18/08
SAFM	N/A	-6.32%	08/15/08
UTHR		-59.35%	08/15/08
SPY		+13.81%	08/13/08
USO		-56.94%	08/11/08

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Today's Entry: STP 11/20/09 — I entered STP today on weakness. The stock has shown strong strength in relation to the market, and shows a strong volulme pattern on the recent move up. My target is the September high.

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Trade: SDS 11/12/09 — I entered SDS today. It is extremely oversold and RSI shows a positive divergence. The last 3 similar states have lead to decent, tradeable bounces.

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Great Advice on Taking Partial Exits 11/10/09 — MSTR is a good example of the "Partial Profit" or "Let it Ride" exit strategy. I entered the breakout-pullback setup at $84, with a target under the old high a limit order set at $89.85 (I always set the target a little below the round number). From there I move my stop up to the $84 entry level to...

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Short Entry: MON 11/09/09 — I went short MON as it pulled back to resistance levels via a bearish flag pattern.

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Today's Entry: GOOG 11/09/09 — I bought GOOG on the breakout today. Stop is at $148.

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