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Post by HR Farmer on Sept 1, 2020 16:09:39 GMT
Back in at $1.62 with a stop at $1.50 FWIW. No obvious uptrend yet, but I think here the odds are far more in the longs' favor than not. All the volume has dried up, which means all the stop-loss sellers from the last pump have moved on. It's best to be in position for when they return
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Post by magnus123 on Oct 6, 2020 7:09:48 GMT
Back in at $1.62 with a stop at $1.50 FWIW. No obvious uptrend yet, but I think here the odds are far more in the longs' favor than not. All the volume has dried up, which means all the stop-loss sellers from the last pump have moved on. It's best to be in position for when they return Are you still in here? Looks good finally. What do you think about it from the chart perspective?
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Post by HR Farmer on Oct 6, 2020 13:22:44 GMT
Yes, I'm in. After being stopped out, I bought some at 1.65 and a bunch at 1.55, some of which I flipped at 1.75. Still hold 2/3 of my position.
From a chart perspective, I like it (I'm looking at the weekly). Rising volume, not too much volatility (at least compared to June, lol). A profitable microcap selling at 50% of a recent high is a gift.
It was the volume that caught me on the way down. Every time it dried up I figured we were close to the bottom and bought some but not in bulk. After 5 down weeks and then 2 up, I was sure the medium-term bottom was in and loaded up on the next downspike. Unless the broader market falls apart, I think we're looking at $2.50 short term (4 weeks?) and if the EV pumpers come back we could hit $3 before earnings. I intend to own some on earnings day so long as the forums are not too hot. Even "surprise" good earnings are not a surprise when everyone is already hyping them. But if we spike like June, I'll get out again and keep the tidy profit.
Just my 2c.
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Post by magnus123 on Oct 6, 2020 16:16:07 GMT
Yes, I'm in. After being stopped out, I bought some at 1.65 and a bunch at 1.55, some of which I flipped at 1.75. Still hold 2/3 of my position. From a chart perspective, I like it (I'm looking at the weekly). Rising volume, not too much volatility (at least compared to June, lol). A profitable microcap selling at 50% of a recent high is a gift. It was the volume that caught me on the way down. Every time it dried up I figured we were close to the bottom and bought some but not in bulk. After 5 down weeks and then 2 up, I was sure the medium-term bottom was in and loaded up on the next downspike. Unless the broader market falls apart, I think we're looking at $2.50 short term (4 weeks?) and if the EV pumpers come back we could hit $3 before earnings. I intend to own some on earnings day so long as the forums are not too hot. Even "surprise" good earnings are not a surprise when everyone is already hyping them. But if we spike like June, I'll get out again and keep the tidy profit. Just my 2c. Yeah, i had the same thoughts looking at the weekly chart. I sold a fraction of my shares. but still holding most of it. I will definitely sell at least 80% of my shares before the next ER. Don't want to make the same mistake as last time, when all profits faded away..
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Post by magnus123 on Oct 23, 2020 20:48:34 GMT
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Post by HR Farmer on Oct 28, 2020 17:58:12 GMT
I sold-and-rebought the spikes in the last two weeks and if it spikes into the close today I'll sell again. But I don't see that likely happening. My guess is that we're going to see earnings of .03 or .04 with sales just under last year. Still, with the beating KTCC took today on decent-if-subdued earnings, nothing would surprise me. They might be great and we tank anyway. If CPSH takes a similar 15% dumper, I'll get more. It won't be down for long.
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Post by magnus123 on Oct 28, 2020 19:59:28 GMT
I sold-and-rebought the spikes in the last two weeks and if it spikes into the close today I'll sell again. But I don't see that likely happening. My guess is that we're going to see earnings of .03 or .04 with sales just under last year. Still, with the beating KTCC took today on decent-if-subdued earnings, nothing would surprise me. They might be great and we tank anyway. If CPSH takes a similar 15% dumper, I'll get more. It won't be down for long. Yeah, i sold a lot today. Still have a position for a possible spike after ER, but the KTCC plunge made me a little bit more cautious.
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Post by magnus123 on Oct 28, 2020 20:53:20 GMT
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Post by HR Farmer on Oct 28, 2020 20:57:48 GMT
Congrats on a great call. EDIT: just added a bunch at 1.49. We'll see how long that sale lasts.
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Post by magnus123 on Oct 28, 2020 21:19:19 GMT
Congrats on a great call. EDIT: just added a bunch at 1.49. We'll see how long that sale lasts. The advantage should be this time that expectations were not so extremely high like last time. Not so much speculation on it. $1.49 should be great to add. I will also try to get some shares very cheap.
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Post by JHam on Oct 30, 2020 10:13:47 GMT
Congrats on a great call. EDIT: just added a bunch at 1.49. We'll see how long that sale lasts. Nice. I am licking my chops to get back into this one. Never thought I'd see sub $1.50 again.
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Post by lcd on Oct 30, 2020 13:16:47 GMT
I took a position with CPSH averaging at $1.93 so I am down over 25% at the moment but knew this small cap would be volatile so I have held on. I am thinking about doubling down on it right now. I know there is no guarantee that they will sign a contract for the armor product they reference in the call, but if they do that is a total game changer to me. They are vague about the details (except that a contract would be materially significant), but I imagine supplying to the US DoD (not 100% certain it is them) could easily double their revenue regardless of whether they are retrofitting existing equipment or including the product in a new line of products.
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Post by JHam on Oct 30, 2020 14:10:52 GMT
I took a position with CPSH averaging at $1.93 so I am down over 25% at the moment but knew this small cap would be volatile so I have held on. I am thinking about doubling down on it right now. I know there is no guarantee that they will sign a contract for the armor product they reference in the call, but if they do that is a total game changer to me. They are vague about the details (except that a contract would be materially significant), but I imagine supplying to the US DoD (not 100% certain it is them) could easily double their revenue regardless of whether they are retrofitting existing equipment or including the product in a new line of products. Sounds like I need to listen to this call.
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Post by lcd on Oct 30, 2020 14:47:56 GMT
I just added some (not quite a double) at $1.39.
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Post by HR Farmer on Oct 30, 2020 15:46:32 GMT
Nice. I am licking my chops to get back into this one. Never thought I'd see sub $1.50 again. Me, neither, at least not with a profit and continued growth. Thank God for irrational markets. I'm now averaged in under $1.50 and probably have enough. When I sell out the last of my DSKEW warrants today, it looks like I'll going into election week holding only CPSH, a certain fast-growing if unprofitable ammunition manufacturer, and cash. That's how highly I think of CPSH, FWIW.
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Post by lcd on Nov 19, 2020 23:30:32 GMT
This stock had an interesting day. Volume skyrocketed along with price in the late afternoon, then with about 30 minutes left the buyers dried up and it ended red for the day. It is up over 30% for the week with increased volume so hopefully this means there is some news on the horizon (hopefully the DoD armor deal referenced on the last call) that was leaked. Or it was just traders playing games.
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Post by magnus123 on Nov 20, 2020 9:46:53 GMT
This stock had an interesting day. Volume skyrocketed along with price in the late afternoon, then with about 30 minutes left the buyers dried up and it ended red for the day. It is up over 30% for the week with increased volume so hopefully this means there is some news on the horizon (hopefully the DoD armor deal referenced on the last call) that was leaked. Or it was just traders playing games. Don't know where you see that CPSH ended the day red? However I think that it's the ev and renewable mania that also drives stocks like POLA and PPSI higher. The DoD news would be so great now haha. We could see an epic run on a material contract, but i don't believe that the current rally has anything to do with it.
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Post by lcd on Nov 20, 2020 13:54:43 GMT
This stock had an interesting day. Volume skyrocketed along with price in the late afternoon, then with about 30 minutes left the buyers dried up and it ended red for the day. It is up over 30% for the week with increased volume so hopefully this means there is some news on the horizon (hopefully the DoD armor deal referenced on the last call) that was leaked. Or it was just traders playing games. Don't know where you see that CPSH ended the day red? However I think that it's the ev and renewable mania that also drives stocks like POLA and PPSI higher. The DoD news would be so great now haha. We could see an epic run on a material contract, but i don't believe that the current rally has anything to do with it. I use the Yahoo Finance app on my phone and over the past couple of months seems buggy and doesn't always refresh correctly so when I was posting yesterday it was showing a close of $1.83 which is obviously not correct.
What phone apps do people use to track stocks? I use Fidelity for my brokerage but I don't want to trade on my phone or even have access to my accounts via my phone. That is why I always stuck with Yahoo because they don't require an account to star and track stocks, but I need to look at other apps.
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Post by magnus123 on Nov 20, 2020 14:25:28 GMT
I use the Yahoo Finance app on my phone and over the past couple of months seems buggy and doesn't always refresh correctly so when I was posting yesterday it was showing a close of $1.83 which is obviously not correct. What phone apps do people use to track stocks? I use Fidelity for my brokerage but I don't want to trade on my phone or even have access to my accounts via my phone. That is why I always stuck with Yahoo because they don't require an account to star and track stocks, but I need to look at other apps. I know this error from Yahoo app. I'm using the Interactive Brokers app in "read-only" mode, where i can't trade without further authentification. Alternatively, it's the investing.com app for me, which is not ideal, but works mostly good. Not sure if you can create a watchlist without an account in this app.
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Post by magnus123 on Nov 20, 2020 19:22:11 GMT
Waht a monster move. Congrats to all here!
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