This sample trade will also show how simple I do my trading.
I made a simple sketch below on how I'm gonna trade $TUGS.
This plan only includes my entry and cut loss price. For more details on how I sized my position and manage my risk, please read here.
Please take note that I put a 20% TP only for reference (not actual), as I usually like to trail my stop so my selling price is not fixed. Read here why I don't like using TP (Target prices).
Want to know how I did last year? Read it here.
I will try to keep this post updated as often as I can.
Notes: IMO, Immediate index support is at PSEi 8800, and anything below PSEi 8500 will cause me to lighten up my positions significantly.
Cheers.
Update: February 2, 2018
After seeing some strenght with the stock yesterday, I added $TUGS to my portfolio with an average price of P5.02/share. The breakout from an ascending triangle set up coupled with some significant increase in volume triggered my BUY signal. The stock reached it's 52-week high of P5.70 today but closed at P5.37 (+2.48%) mainly due to profit taking. I am currently putting my stop at P5.00. Next week, we'll see if the breakout is confirmed and the stock will start a new trend or if it is just one of those false breakout case.
Re: Index (PSEi). I'm glad the index went back above 8800 again. My stop will still be at PSEi 8500.
Update: February 13, 2018
So $TUGS broke its P5.30 resistance and is now at around P5.80. I moved my stop at P5.30 breakout point. I'm a a little uneasy that $TUGS volume is not increasing at this breakout, so I'll be watching this stock in the next few days to see if it will show life. I'm currently at approx +15% gain but I am willing to let the stock do its thing for now. Let's see..
Update: February 19, 2018
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Update: February 23, 2018
After almost 3 weeks of holding $TUGS I sold it with a meager profit of approx 8% when it hit my stop at below P5.50. The index is not really doing well below 8500, so I am expecting most of the stocks to correct as well. I believe trades should end either with a big profit, a small profit or a small loss; that's why I am putting a lot of emphasis on my trailing stops. Avoiding big losses is the key to longevity in the market.
$TUGS will remain on my watch list for now.
Cheers.
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