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Another update on $NEP and $SYNM..

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Okay if you haven't read my history on $SYNM and $NEP the blog links are below.  If you have ever found yourself in a position of fear -- one where you feel like dumping a stock because of a minor dip I highly recommend you read them.   
 
I *never* recommend taking losses on companies with great fundamentals unless you are a day/swing trader and you're purely trading for income.  If anyone recommends otherwise then I suggest you get a second opinion from someone smarter.  Read these blogs first:
 

Next, let's provide an update.  Today I sold 10,000 $NEP from my trading account, so you'll notice the position is slightly lower, but I can't argue with a $44k+ profit.  I still hold a full position of roughly 140,000 in my long term accounts.  I continue to hold $SYNM and as you can see I'm into the green now!  My overall position on $SYNM remains very high, higher than my $NEP position.
 
Amazing how patience pays off when you're holding a great play!  The "herd" has not found $SYNM yet, but I'm almost certain they will, just as they found $NEP $4 later...
 
On my next blog I'll talk about the next stock that I'm building a very large position in....and the reasons why I like it.   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


Comments

@docking
Dec 28 2009 3:35PM
Buy and hold can work when companies with great fundamentals are in your portfolio! Thanks for the lessons in investing SG.
@jaxter2
Dec 28 2009 3:36PM
congrats, SG -- you're a man of conviction once you decide you like it! I'm sure this is repetitive for you, but could you indicate which of the following you also like, long term? Meaning, to hold for at least, say, 3 months or more? And if there are a couple of others I didn't mention, those as well? IT WOULD BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED, and I thank you in advance! idi/simg/eds/cycc/chop/cric/yong and yes, siaf! Keep rockin' Daddy - o
@maajoba
Dec 28 2009 3:55PM
SG ... can you rely on fundamentals????? what happened to all those "fundamentally" sound companies in the year 2008???
@stockgod
Dec 28 2009 4:50PM
@maajoba 2008 was an unpredictable situation for the most part --- however, I was mostly cash in September of 2008 (short of some oil and gas plays and healthcare in Canada) so I was in the fortunate position to miss most of the damage. If you look back though you'll see that $NEP was still undervalued in 2008 (it was CNEH then). ..as was SYNM.
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