SIM Falls Below 50DMA
By Brett Goldstein on Dec 13, 2006
5 Responses to “SIM Falls Below 50DMA”
I’ve watched SIM since April and traded it between $9-12 in July. This stock has run up from a low of 5.35 in April to where it is now. Each time SIM has broken to new highs it has traded down very rapidly and rebuilt itself to a new high. Looking at the chart, it seems like SIM is rolling over for the first time. It may be extended from a valuation stand-point. Each time SIM has sold off rapidly in the past 10 months, it has been on the other side of a proportional rally. Not this time. You probably sold the position seeing how it traded into the close.
I wouldnt try buying this up because as you can see it already performed poorly once. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me and I bealive that other chance is coming very soon. It may begin to rise for a little bit but I dont think its a long term stock you would like to hold on to!
Yeah, i didnt sell this stock yet, hopeing for a bounce today where i can get rid of my shares at a higher price. Hopefully it will bounce up and not come back down but it does not look good at this moment.
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yeah, i usually never buy uptrending stocks when they fall below the 50DMA. too many traders set stoploss below 50dma… better becareful if it doesnt recover in afternon trading