When Should I Sell Rite Aid?

[Willtallica]

1.66 +0.27‎ (19.42%‎) Jun 4 4:00pm ET

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How many people are as mad as I am that they didn't even have 20 cents to throw into the stock when it hit about 20 cents share?

I think the best times to sell would be in the end of june, july, and maybe even until the end of august, because these stores are to me more heavily hit during the vacation months.

Any opinions?

[Pector55]

1.66 +0.27‎ (19.42%‎) Jun 4 4:00pm ET

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How many people are as mad as I am that they didn't even have 20 cents to throw into the stock when it hit about 20 cents share?

I think the best times to sell would be in the end of june, july, and maybe even until the end of august, because these stores are to me more heavily hit during the vacation months.

Any opinions?

I know I dumped quite a bit into my Footlocker 401(k) when the stock dropped down into the $3 range. It's now over $11. I'm doing even better with silver, platinum and palladium. I don't own hardly any gold because I figured it would bounce off that $1000/oz ceiling a while. I think it will bust loose sometime this year though. Once it does, I don't think it will stop for a while. I recently lowered my 401(k) contributions and I'm putting the difference into metals for the long haul.

[mojo]

Why not use a trailing stop loss* and let the market decide for you?

* Stop Loss: what this does is basically let you put a sell order in that is below the current market value. When the price of the stock drops to or below your price, the order turns into a straight sell order.

trailing stop loss: There are two kinds dollar or percentage. This turns your static stop loss into a dynamic one. You can put your stop order in a say 10% the current price. If the price of the stock moves up 2%, so does your stop loss. So as the price of the stock moves up, so does your stop loss. The stop loss doesn't move on downward moves.

[Dannytheman]

April 13th, 2007 would have been good time??

[Willtallica]

interesting