Missing out on Opening Price of Counter
How can we ensure the stock we want to buy is bought? Stocks were rising today, and the stocks that I eyed were hard to buy. I keyed in 0.11 for a stock, but it opened at 0.115. That means that I could not buy it. It was only when it went up to 0.13 that I realised the order was not processed, and had to quickly change my price. If I had managed to buy in at 0.115, I would have made 10% on this penny stock.
There were many other stocks that I thought were good, but I had missed out on the initial run, so I gave them a miss. One penny stock increased by 30%. I saw it at 10%, but did not want to enter the market. In the end, I bought 3 stocks, and the prices were left unchanged.
I had mentioned so much about ETF, but when I tried to buy one, the order was simply not processed. On a side note, there are a lot of technical terms which I want to understand, but have problems understanding. Bollinger Bands, Envelope, Volume Oscillator, MACD, and so on are some very useful tools of analysis, but I do not comprehend them yet. Does anyone have books to recommend?
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Hi,
Try sharejunction.com.
They have a help section on chart reading. I downloaded it and spend 1 night reeading it and disgesting it.
It works like miracle.
Hey thanks Andrew! I’m checking out the website now.
Cool post on ng out on Opening Price of Counter!
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