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J P
Posted 7/2/2018 11:17 (#6846081 - in reply to #6845986)
Subject: RE: When do I bail on my corn shorts?


Case IH 9390 - 7/2/2018 10:26

I just saw the tag line, Bulls make money, Bears make money and Hogs get slaughtered. So my question is when do I bail? I hate to give all my margin money back so with the thought the market may be getting closer to the bottom what do I do.

I had thought about getting out after 3 days of higher closes. If this isn't acceptable do I use a support number? Or how about using the Relative Strenght Index to get out?


Thanks for your thoughts.





How would you feel "IF" Dec corn goes to 3.35 or so if you did nothing vs. lifted? It has projected itself there or whether it kicks out and chews up time remains to be seen. You priced because you could make money there presumably. Surprising sometimes,how we justify a sale on that fact, but lift them and forget the reason we made the sale in the first place.

JMHO. Good luck


Edited by J P 7/2/2018 11:19
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