Question is will it be over time as a margins accentuation or all at once as a huge plunge?
Ride AMD short,a one day crash at 7dollars is pretty nice.
Well, after much thinking, I decided to put in a sell order. Only got $14.18 and will take a $2200 loss, but I decided that's better than hanging on and taking a worse loss. It also gives me the option of buying back in with the same amount of money later if the stock drops far enough to interest my gambling fever again.
Yeah, it drops to $7. Then I can buy back and double my holdings and if K8L, etc do well, I ride it up and make a fortune, less the $2200 loss of course. Of course, if the price goes up a bunch tomorrow, I'll be kicking myself.
Did you ask what the deal was with AMD from a broker? Seriously sailer its good to find out the ins and outs before you do this selling thing.and it wont be till after the SEC decides to allow it that anything major happens.
Its safe to assume monday will dive like mad from selling,also if the sec ruling hits investors acrossed the board shortselling becomes profitable in the morning.
Call a broker in the morning and dig for info,If selling goes rampant it could cause a shortselling reaction as is usually the case and in options if youre willing to play by the minute,your loss becomes a gain on short selling.
Need more info before you do anything.But I cant disagree with the action,as I would likely cut at a lower loss as well,but I would likely have sold after the delays when stocks were slightly above 15 after your 14.60 buy in.Alot of volume will change hands monday.
My broker doesn't have any advice. He says he doesn't know what to think except the stock is likely to take a bad hit tomorrow. He also isn't sure what the market in general will do through the week, but that the AMD was my weakest position by far. He said to hold everything else. maybe I'll catch a wild swing down and buy back in. Don't know. Maybe I'll take a walk into the desert and talk to some coyotes. They might know more then I do.
My kid said sell and get out while I have the chance. He and I both got thrashed the past week in our portfolioes, but we're holding on to everything else. He thinks I should take the money and invest in some other stock completely. I should have sold a few days ago, but hindsight is perfect, isn't it? Of course, I know tomorrow is a gamble and I may have taken the wrong side of it. Can only wait and see.