Alcoa
(AA): Underwater and still waiting. Next earning date is beginning of July. I flip back and forth between selling when it
recovers enough for a small profit and sticking with it longer term. If I stick with it longer term it may recover
toward that $15+ level. I just don’t
know if I want to have money tied up in it for that long or even how long that
might be. Let’s see how long it takes
just to get back to good.
Aflac
(AFL): Underwater and pissed. Here’s a perfect example of what not to
do. I bought this just before earnings,
it jumped up and I was slow to sell. Since then I have watched it go from profit to
loss this week. Stupid!! Need to be better if I am to transition to
full time trading someday.
Hewlett-Packard
Company (HPQ): Underwater. There’s talk this week that Meg is going to
cut about 25,000 employees. Looking back
I should have passed on this one. The company
just has too much stuff going on. And it
seems that investors are just tired of hearing it all. I am going to have to wait a couple of
quarters for this one to get back to good, I feel. I bought in that $25 range so it has some
swimming to do.
Walgreen Co.
(WAG): Underwater. Walgreen dropped out
of what I would call the channel of $32 - $35 range. Have played this range before a few times and
I may have pushed it one too many times.
I am really interested to see how it acts this week.
International
Game Technology (IGT): Underwater. This
too I was looking for it to bounce back into that $17 range and it hasn’t done
it yet. So another one that goes on the
wait list.
EXCO
Resources Inc. (XCO): Underwater. Still
waiting for nat gas prices to go up.
They have been climbing some but I need them to keep climbing. Still thinking about hanging on to this one
and seeing if it might turn into a homerun down the road.
That’s it
for this weekend. I find it is always good
to review where I’m at and the good and bad decisions that I have made.
Here’s to a
better week than the last one and to keeping an eye on your Everyday Money.
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