Great Job! My only question is how do you keep on top of all those positions? I struggle to keep up with 5-10 positions.
This one was a fun one to close the week...SYT...talk about someone re-balancing...thank you!!!!!!!! I had just closed out a quick swing on TNH and MOS, before they sold off in the last 30 minute when I saw SYT have a nice pickup in volume....Load the boat into the close...Nice price action....Closed for a quick $1.70 move.....Have a good weekend all I will post another excel...It changed a good bit this week..... $COSTAverageMAN
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Liquidation mode in the oil exploration sector......Stocks I'm thinning down right now........No need to be a pig on this move over the last few days.......What a run since March....... WLL, WTI, SD, PQ, HK, PVA, MMR, GDP, GEOI, GMXR, FST, XCO, EAC, CLR, CRK, CWEI, CHK, COG, PVX, PWE, NXY, HTE, ERF, ECA, CMZ, BTE, AAV, SJT, SBR, PBT, HGT, CRT, BPT $COSTAverageMAN
WOW.....On a day like today you really gotta question our government agencies agenda...... EPA Blocks ConocoPhillips, EnCana Refinery Permit Dow Jones June 06, 2008: 01:56 PM EST NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Plans to expand an Illinois refinery came under fire from the Environmental Protection Agency this week as an appeal board rejected required air permits for the project. The expansion is part of a joint effort by ConocoPhillips (COP) and EnCana Corp. (ECA) to increase the volume of heavy Canadian crude that can be processed in the U.S. "We're reviewing it and assessing what we need to do next," said Bill Graham, a spokesman for ConocoPhillips. EnCana could not immediately be reached for comment. The companies formed a joint venture in 2006, in which ConocoPhillips took over a portion of Encana's Canadian production assets, and Encana took a 50% stake in two of ConocoPhillips' U.S. refineries. The venture aimed to increase volumes of Canadian crude at the two refineries from 60,000 barrels-a-day to more than 500,000 barrels-a-day by 2015. ConocoPhillips said the Wood River project, alone, was valued at over $4 billion, when first announced. Early efforts to expand the Borger, Texas refinery went off without protest. However, the Wood River expansion efforts have become the latest target for critics of allegedly lax permitting on refinery expansion in the upper-Midwest. The National Resource Defense Council has been a leading advocate in requiring more stringent regulation at the plant. The non-profit is also leading the effort to require stricter monitoring at BP PLC's Indiana refinery. $COSTAverageMAN
Hey $ man, Are you still using Vector Vest as your primary tool for organizing stocks within sectors... seems every site has a different list of stocks for a given sector... Just wondering if V.V. is as comprehensive as it seems. Thx
Option expiration week and I waited a long time, but I just cut my remaining Fertilizer/Ag stocks down to 50% levels of where they were....... IPI, POT, CF, AGU, FMC, MON, SYT, MOS, WLT, TRA Coal got a good trimming as well today..... PCX, ANR, FDG, CLF, BTU, ACI, JRCC, FCL, MEE, CNX, ICO Just calling my short term top here....They have been one hell of a straight ride up.. $COSTAverageMAN
Still had LNN on my screen going into earnings today, but I didn't own any at the time (I got out into yesterdays weakness) ....What a great day trade for today from the open...This is a great example of an Ag. stock that grew earnings at 89% YOY and the street took it to the cleaners today.....As to why I got 50 % out of many Fertilizer stocks yesterday this is the exact reason.....Those things could be a time bomb in your account at the multiples the street is giving them....I'm just saying the prudent man would thin them down...the gambler will ride it down....(And the day will come)....I still own some, but I doubt I will be holding any the very first day one of them reports this Summer.....(((MONSANTO on June 25th....And yes I know it's mostly seeds, but it may sting the Potash/Nitrogen companies)) $COSTAverageMAN Lindsay Corporation manufactures and sells automated agricultural irrigation systems that enhance or stabilize crop production while conserving water, energy, and labor. It operates in two segments, Irrigation and Infrastructure. The Irrigation segment offers center pivot and lateral move irrigation systems, as well as hose reel travelers and mini-pivots. It also produces irrigation controls, chemical injection systems, and remote monitoring and control systems; manufactures and markets repair and replacement parts for its irrigation systems and controls; and markets pivot monitoring and control systems, which include remote telemetry and a Web or personal computer hosted data acquisition and monitoring application. The Infrastructure segment offers Quickchange Moveable Barrier system that comprises T-shaped concrete barriers that are connected to form a continuous wall, a barrier transfer machine capable of moving the barrier laterally across the pavement, and the variable length barriers for accommodating curves. This system has applications in highway reconstruction, paving and resurfacing, road widening, median and shoulder construction, and tunnels and bridges repair. Lindsay also provides various equipment lease options for the moveable barrier and transfer machine used in construction applications; and outsourced manufacturing and production services, including the production of large diameter steel tubing for other companies. Further, it offers a line of redirective and non-redirective crash cushions used to enhance highway safety at locations, such as toll booths, freeway off-ramps, medians and roadside barrier ends, bridge supports, utility poles, and other fixed roadway hazards; specialty barrier products; and preformed tape and a line of road safety accessory products. Lindsay sells its products in the United States and internationally. The company was founded in 1954 and is based in Omaha, Nebraska.