Hi Everyone,
Question: What does RSI stand for, ie: The RSI is @ 30. Maybe a stupid question to some, but I know others here will appreciate the answer too.
Gi Gi
Hi Everyone,
Question: What does RSI stand for, ie: The RSI is @ 30. Maybe a stupid question to some, but I know others here will appreciate the answer too.
Gi Gi
i just picked some bcle at 015 and 0145 for an avg of 0149 might buy some more if it dips further, i like these low floaters and they seem like they got some good stuff going on.
Relative Strength Index. Over 50 is good and vice - versa.
http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.p...ngth_index_rsi
I would love to avg down a bit more on my positions of mglg, bcle but I have so much invested in them now. Any ideas out there?
i would take a look at behl alaska guy
hello guys...Im a relatively new trader and ive been here a while and own or have owned most of the stocks that are mentioned here(SSCCQ,BEHL,MGLG,BCLE,IFSL), however I am curious as to what tools or resources you all use to find the picks. I understand doing DD before buying but what points you into the direction of a stock esp the pinks? Volume numbers? Sector strength? IHUB activity? Some type of program? Any input would be appreciated...ive made money off of you alls picks but I would love to be able to contribute as well. Thanks in advnce
i like to use a big dart board, and then i just put a whole bunch of random tickers on there and fire away. lol its all about understanding what a company has to offer, making sure their float hasnt outgrown their potential and making sure its not in an overbought state, then u use charts and diff indicators like rsi macd obv to try and time ur buy right, timing imo is the most important part, u can have a good stock with tons of potential and time it wrong then lose alot of money and even vice versa with bad stocks.
i think that was my problem, i just bought the second my account was ready,
i think i want to get more bcle though closer to mid august
Tony,
If you like MGLG, you might like MILL, they do the exact same thing as MGLG except they are operators too and they have about 1000 more wells. Plus they have P/E at .43 and just bought about 5000 more acres of shale.