Thursday, January 26, 2006

Investing in Faith

Buying a stock is easy. Selling a stock is very difficult. Score one for the good guys today, as Stereotaxis, Inc., paid for full free admission to the board. Bought the stock at $7.84, saw it test fifeteen. Sold two-thirds of the shares today for a gain of eight dollars per share. The profit stays in the account. No longer will my beloved companies become a line on a watch list. Some other projects are somewhat less speculative, like Valero, so I am watching it for a chance to sell the profit times two or three, at sixty-plus. NGPS and WPCS still have a little slack on the leash, good runs today. Sonicwall is in a channel, waiting for the earnings report.

Sold all my DF this week, just lame money lately. Trying to get liquid for the shekel on the tax schnitzel. Cramer ain't no Jew but he kvetches like one. I am gratified to see the performance of SunOpta, Inc., based on their revenue guidance. The stock will drop after earnings but I will look for any shares under six, solid gold stuff. SFCC is about to zoom past twenty-five, will test $28. My limit order for tomorrow's open is for RYI. Had limit orders for CBJ, GFI, INSM, and TRBM expire today.

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