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ShepWave.com 'How to trade the uncertainty of the War'??
by ShepWave.com
Posted: 7/14/2006 02:49 EST
I was in a restaurant around 4:00-4:30 Thursday and saw the headline on CNBC.. 'How to trade the uncertainty of the War'.. the volume was down.. but I could see Rob Pisani.. standing there.. with that look on his face.... yes, that's the one.
God Bless Him.. I am not making fun of him. I know he is only doing his job.. But, it is the 'integrity' of CNBC I am questioning.
I just thought to myself.. I surely hope that people aren't taking this guy seriously.. I had no idea what he was saying.. but I am almost certain that it helped no one.
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We at ShepWave will continue to do our best to 'navigate' through the markets and keep hammering out profits. As you read in the mid day update Thursday.. we had technical reasons for taking profits in our short term more aggressive positions while leaving open our core positions. Read Thursday's Mid Day update for targets for the mid to longer term trend. As mentioned there may be a reversal to the mid/longer term trend.. We show how to trade these opportunities..
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Friday, July 14 at 10:32 A.M eastern U.S. time
I have published this quick update to show a potential technique to use if you are trying to trade short (or long) term trends. Remember that taking a trade against the longer term trend is risky. ShepWave does not usually take these trades. We have to assume that not all subscribers are nimble enough to put in proper stops or wait for proper entry.
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