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The following are real life examples of one weeks worth of
picks taken directly from the Members area. The week we are using is
from December 29, 2005. All our "Buy" and
"Sell" prices were chosen on the date the picks were
listed.
Note - we did NO research on any of these stocks but solely relied on
historical chart patterns. We recommend that you research any stock
you are considering buying. All "Profit" or "Loss"
totals are based on a $5000 investment per stock. Broker fees are not
included in any of the totals. We strive to use conservative buy prices. This is done to
insure that the stock price is going up when we decide to purchase the
stock. Our "sell" prices are also conservative as we
believe in taking small profits and moving on. We did not employ trailing stop losses, but remember that they are a
great tool to protect your profits as the stock price moves up. You
will note that not all of the stocks for the week were paper traded.
This mainly happens because the stock never made a strong enough turn
back up - hence we would have NEVER bought it in the first place.
When you begin paper trading yourself, remember a few key rules. Be
realistic with the amount "invested". If you would really
only buy $2000 worth of a stock in real life, do the same here. Don't
buy a stock just because it is at the support level. Wait for it to be
clearly moving up. Take smaller profits again and again. Knowing when
you are going to sell before you buy means both on the upside and
downside. Put your stop losses in at the same time you put your GTC
in. This is the place to learn and this is an "over the
shoulder" view on how our research team paper trades. We recommend a minimum of two
months of paper trading; or at least consistently hitting on 80% of
your paper trades.
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/chkp1.gif) /chkp2.gif) Support
20.00 Resistance 22.75+
CHKP:
We put our "buy" in at $20.75 and wasn't "bought"
as stock opened on 1/4/06 at $21.04. GTC would have been put in for $22.25 and stop loss at $19.75.
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Support 10.00 Resistance 13.00+
CNVR: We put our
"buy" in at $10.50 and "bought" on 1/06. GTC put in immediately for
$12.00 and stop loss at $9.50.
"Sold" on 1/17 for $9.50 when price dipped down. Total time held =
11 days. Loss = $476.00
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/cts1.gif) /cts2.gif) Support
11.00 Resistance 12.50+
CTS: We put our
"buy" in at $11.40 and "bought" on 1/03. GTC put in
immediately for $12.50; stop loss at $10.50. "Sold" on 1/10
for $12.50. Total time held = 2 days. Profit = $481.80
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/eac1.gif) /eac2.gif) Support
31.00 Resistance 35.50+
EAC: We put our
"buy" in at $32.00 and "bought" on 12/30. GTC put in
immediately for $35.00; stop loss at $30.75. "Sold" on 1/27 for
$35.00. Total time held = 28 days. Profit = $468.00
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/ecil1.gif) /ecil2.gif) Support
7.25 Resistance 8.75+
ECIL: We put our
"buy" in at $ 7.75 and "bought" on 1/04. GTC put in
immediately for $8.50; stop loss at $7.00. "Sold" on 2/07 for
$8.50. Total time held = 33 days. Profit = $483.75
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/egls1.gif) /egls2.gif) Support
2.75 Resistance 3.80+
EGLS: We put our
"buy" in at $ 3.20 and "bought" on 1/04. GTC put in
immediately for $3.55; stop loss at $2.80. "Sold" on 1/11 for
$3.55. Total time held = 7 days. Profit = $546.70
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/emis1.gif) /emis2.gif) Support
4.00 Resistance 4.75+
EMIS: We put our
"buy" in at $4.25 and "bought" on 12.30. GTC put in
immediately for $4.80; stop loss at $3.75. Sold" on 1/09 for
$5.60. ** Note ** The price opened at that number and our GTC would
have filled at that price. This is a rare occurrence that will at time
happen - we do not advocate investing with this strategy in mind. Total time held =
10 days. Profit = $ 1,587.60 (Had the order filled at our
"sell" price only - the Profit would have been $ 646.80)
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/epd1.gif) /epd2.gif) Support
23.00 Resistance 25.50+
EPD: We put our
"buy" in at $23.80 and "bought" on 12/30. GTC put in
immediately for $25.05; stop loss at $22.80. "Sold" on 1/04 for
$25.05. Total time held = 5 days. Profit = $262.50
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/io1.gif) /io2.gif) Support
6.90 Resistance 8.20+
IO:
We put our
"buy" in at $7.20 and "bought' on 1/03. GTC put in
immediately for $8.00; stop loss at $6.70. "Sold" on 1/24 for
$8.00. Total time held = 21 days. Profit = $555.20
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/mktx1.gif) /mktx2.gif) Support
10.50 Resistance 12.50+
MKTX: We put our
"buy" in at $11.00 and "bought" on 12/30. GTC
put in immediately for $12.00 and stop loss at $10.50. "Sold"
on 1/06 for $10.50. Total time held = 7 days. Loss =
$227.00
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/ntg1.gif) /ntg2.gif) Support
20.00 Resistance 24.50+
NTG: We put our
"buy" in at $20.75 and "bought" on 12/30. GTC
put in immediately for $23.50 and stop loss at $19.75. "Sold"
on 1/11 for $23.50. Total time held = 12 days. Profit = $660.00
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/wg1.gif) /wg2.gif) Support
14.25 Resistance 16.50+
WG: We put our
"buy" in at $14.75 and "bought" on 1/03. GTC
put in immediately for $16.00 and stop loss at $13.75. "Sold"
on 1/11 for $16.00. Total time held = 8 days. Profit = $422.50
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The picks for the week of
12/29/05 netted us a net paper trading profit of $ 4,765.05. Notice how we
really waited to make sure the stock was on the way up before we
"bought" it. While this week was atypical - we use it
because it gives plenty of examples on how one would paper trade. Begin practice
trading on paper and see
for yourself.
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