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Old 10-24-2004, 08:21 PM
Bukem_ Bukem_ is offline
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Default Explain why this common sense idea is flawed


Say I do a moderate amount of research and find a stock that is established, has low debt and good management.

It also has moderate volatility so I can make a healthy income off it's swings.

I sell it regardless of how long I've been holding it once it moves at least %10.

It may also move down for a period of time.

But it is an established company and it is highly likely that it will move %10+ above original purchasing price in at least the next 3 years, and I am patient to wait this long and re-evalaute things then.

What am I missing here?

How, if any would things change if I'm investing 5k, 20k, or 100k?
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