Were you a subscriber of PDS, you would have received an email tonight at 10:00 p.m. alerting you to all closed trades. I have included the text of the email, below. This is a companion email to the one sent at 3:30 p.m., which would have alerted you to any positions that were trading above their exit thresholds.
Obviously one could not manage all the positions below. PDS site ranks the picks for you, but you are free to choose which stocks from the list that you like.
I am biased, but I have yet to find a better dip-buying service on the web. If you are interested in checking out PDS site, I encourage you to try out the free trial.
Email sent tonight to subscribers:
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Here’s a quick summary of today’s action:
The following positions were sold today at the closing bell:
Sold CBL for a 8% gain.
Sold YSI for a 4.22% gain.
Sold YSI for a 4.08% gain.
Sold NUAN for a 4% gain.
Sold NUAN for a 4% gain.
Sold MRX for a 3.86% gain.
Sold EBAY for a 2.82% gain.
Sold DRE for a 2.64% gain.
Sold ICF for a 2.22% gain.
Sold FAF for a 2.12% gain.
Sold GBCI for a 2.03% gain.
Sold SNWL for a 2.01% gain.
Sold INAP for a 1.94% gain.
Sold WRI for a 1.91% gain.
Sold GBCI for a 1.9% gain.
Sold WBS for a 1.88% gain.
Sold HBAN for a 1.84% gain.
Sold SNWL for a 1.78% gain.
Sold ELY for a 1.76% gain.
Sold LSI for a 1.46% gain.
Sold IBOC for a 1.43% gain.
Sold HR for a 1.4% gain.
Sold LRY for a 1.38% gain.
Sold HR for a 1.06% gain.
Sold VTR for a 0.99% gain.
Sold HBAN for a 0.91% gain.
Sold VTR for a 0.84% gain.
Sold FAF for a 0.77% gain.
Sold MTB for a 0.72% gain.
Sold CPWR for a 0.71% gain.
Sold HCP for a 0.7% gain.
Sold LSI for a 0.64% gain.
Sold EPR for a 0.55% gain.
Sold CPWR for a 0.24% gain.
Sold FAF for a 0.23% gain.
Sold EPR for a 0.07% gain.
Sold HCP for a -0.12% loss.
Sold IBOC for a -0.17% loss.
Sold FNFG for a -0.83% loss.
Sold PNM for a -1.39% loss.
Sold VICL for a -5.61% loss.
The following stocks were identified tonight as new buys for tomorrow’s opening bell:
XXXX (This stock selection is for subscribers only).
-The Power Dip Team
I got the email and picked my fav, VICL.
Bummer.
Kidding, I kid.
Good on you, Shed. Nice job. You worked hard on the system – I’m happy its paying off for you.
Now, go practice guitar. I’ve been playing at least an hour a day.
Thanks Boom! Been playing a lot more guitar…The wife and I put together a small band to open up for some friends of ours…Of course, we are playing our own party, but I digress… Hey, by the way, the Honey Dewdrops, those folks I have been telling you about, have finished in 2nd place on the folk charts for 2 months in a row, beating out folks like Patti Griffen, Gorka, Laurie Lewis, and others…
“Playing your own party” = “Headlining” in Nashville
lol Boom. Wish you were closer. You’d enjoy the party. Lots of good live music.
Is that the ‘Legend Brown Ale’ party you’re talking about?
Wood,
Were I trading stocks and not these mutes, I buy your system in a second.
Just wanted you to know that I can see what kind of good work you’re doing!!
Thanks 5ive0
I think I’ll have a system for mutes, before the end of 2010. The Fidelity Select Funds look like the best candidates to trade.
I don’t know about Fidelity, but if you could do it for Profunds, I’m there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Check it out if you haven’t already. Lot of my friends are in either Profund or Rydex. I don’t know anything about Fidelity, but I think at some point somebody figured out that you could trade in and out of these two at the end of every day without any penalty.
So the way it works (maybe you already know) is that if you trade said mute at 30 minutes before the close or 10 or 5 depending on what you’re trading, you’re in for the next day before you can trade back out again at the end of the following day.
Maybe a lot of them work like that now, I don’t know. But some time ago, most wouldn’t let you trade that frequently, which made Profunds ideal.
Here’s the site if you’re not already familiar.
http://www.profunds.com/