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Follow my stock trading decisions as I run a mock portfolio.
Portfolio
Total Value:$99780
Invested Money:$18786.8
Cash Remaining:$80993.2
Profit Last Month:+14.1%
Profit YTD:-0.22%
Total Profit to Date: -0.22%
Profits to be readjusted every month
Last Updated 3/31/09
Invested Money:$18786.8
Cash Remaining:$80993.2
Profit Last Month:+14.1%
Profit YTD:-0.22%
Total Profit to Date: -0.22%
Profits to be readjusted every month
Last Updated 3/31/09
Current Positions
TZA long @ 6.69
FAZ long @ 14.52
FAZ long @ 14.52
Closed Positions
FAZ Long @ 12.54, close @ 16.03
TZA Long @ 5.68, close @ 7.6
TZA long @ 8.26, close @ 7.69
TZA Long @ 5.68, close @ 7.6
TZA long @ 8.26, close @ 7.69
About Me
- scrow774
- My name is Dylan Dupuis. I am currently a graduate student pursuing a PhD in Molecular Biology. However I am also a self taught stock trader. I rely heavily on technical analysis to make my decisions. This blog will be about my thoughts on trading and goings on in the market. I will use this to run a mock portfolio. I hope you enjoy your visits and i appreciate any and all criticism of my site. Cheers.
Why call myself the Bull Dodger?
Its more of a symbolic title. The common perception is that buy and hold is the best strategy. I disagree. I am not trying to avoid the bullish trades. Rather I try to diversify my trading by being both long and short. It is not that buy and hold does not work (it does to some extent). The problem is that at some point you need to get out. I say why not stay in a trade till the movement is done then move on. Seems logical to me.
Followers
Blogs and Websites
Reading Rainbow
Options as a Strategic Investment
By Lawrence G. McMillan
The Market Wizards
By Jack D. Schwager
The New Market Wizards
By Jack D. Schwager
Come Into My Trading Room
By Alexander Elder
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
By Edwin Lefevre
Trend Following: How Great Traders Make Millions in Up or Down Markets, New Expanded Edition
By Mike Covel
Market Analysis Using Multiple Time Frames
By Brian Shannon
By Lawrence G. McMillan
The Market Wizards
By Jack D. Schwager
The New Market Wizards
By Jack D. Schwager
Come Into My Trading Room
By Alexander Elder
Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
By Edwin Lefevre
Trend Following: How Great Traders Make Millions in Up or Down Markets, New Expanded Edition
By Mike Covel
Market Analysis Using Multiple Time Frames
By Brian Shannon
What to do when you are wrong? Close out. Thats just what I did. In everything. i also opened shorts in SUN and AYE at 35.85 and 26.90 respectively.
ReplyDeleteNotes to myself for tomorrow: Watching:
ReplyDeletelong: ABAX, ARO, GHDX, GMXR, LPNT,SIGM,WCC
Split:ABX, CPLA, ESL, MHS,PSYS,
Short:ARLP, CRS, EQ,
Buying CPLA at 60.8. Selling ABX at 37.20. 1000 shares of each.
ReplyDeleteclosing abx @38.40
ReplyDeleteclose out of cpla at 5.90
ReplyDeleteHey man, I really like your video stock picks. I'm working on something similar myself, how did you get into that?
ReplyDeleteI found free video software called snagit. Just type in "Snagit free" in google and there should be a video on how to find the free version of the software.
ReplyDeleteSelling ESL at 34.98.
ReplyDeleteLong ARO at 21.94. Stop at 20.50.
ReplyDeleteshorting EQ at $34.00. 1000 shares. closed ARO at 21.81.
ReplyDelete