Archive for November, 2007

Buy Low Sell High

Here is a little bit of free advice to those of you who like to dabble in the stocks from China.

1. If a stock costs you $1.00 and it goes up to $1.10, SELL! That is a 10% gain. If you hold out until it hits $1.20 you may find yourself holding a stock no one wants to buy, except at a lower price.

2. If you see a stock from China rocket up and then sit at the elevated price point for longer than 10 minutes, SELL! Once the momentum slows down the stock is only going to go one way, down.

3. If you are holding a stock from China on a Friday afternoon after 2:00PM that has been going up, SELL! Many people are looking to cash out for the weekend. Sell while it is high and then buy it again after 3:20PM when it is cheap again.

These tips come from my own personal experiences. Just the other day I bought a China stock for $1.80 after seeing it jump from $1.20 earlier in the week. I watched it hit $2.50 and I was thinking that it would continue to rise. After five minutes of no movement I decided to go ahead and sell it. Between placing the sell order and making the sale the stock had dropped to $2.08. I was holding a little over 40,000 shares, you do the math.

I did buy it back an hour later for $2.05 and it is currently back up to $2.25 but I still lost out on $10K in potential profit by not following my instincts and selling the stock when it went stale.

Posted by Scammer Sam

Dell Regains Compliance with NASDAQ Listing Requirements

ROUND ROCK, Texas–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) has received a letter from the Board of Directors of The NASDAQ Stock Market LLC confirming that the company has regained compliance with all NASDAQ listing requirements by reason of its recent filing of past due periodic reports. Accordingly, the company’s securities will continue to be listed on NASDAQ.

The company also has launched its first online interactive year-in-review, which can be found at www.dell.com/fy07yearinreview. The new year-in-review site features videos and Flash microsites that describe the company’s products, services, milestones and impact around the world.

Posted by Scammer Sam