Covered my SCOK shorts at 32.15. 15% profit.
IMO, The bears are actually also weak. I was hoping for more pull back,
but we hardly touch 10500 and now we recovered 70+ points.
I believe the market wants to see its January high target no matter.
As for C - wow!
What can I say, this thing just keep going ain't it?
Now that it has reach 4.15, I am in agreement with wildthings73, it may want to see 4.30 later.
The charts are showing all bullishness, strength, volume but RSI already reached 81.
But, I've pulled the "trim the top" trigger now at 4.15 'coz I don't want to be greedy.
I'm reducing my shares back to core position and let the rest ride. I've up my stop to 3.8.
Some of you have asked me what does "trim the top" means?
Well, simple: whenever a long equity that I've accumulated has raised in value over more than a certain amount
of value or certain percentage, I will reduce that amount back to the core position.
In this case, C has increased almost 17% from my avg price of 3.55, now approx $2600 in excess
of my principle investment, so I just trimmed off that portion and keep the rest as my core. If C drops in value or below my avg buy in price by a certain percentage, I will buy again to accumulate and wait for it rise again to my core position.
There is no fix rule on the percentage or when to buy again to average down (during bear cycle). I normally watch the price channel and spread from my last average. For C, last time, a spread between 25cents and 50cents would be good enough and over 50cents or 15% or higher -> time to take profits or "trim the top"..
Hopefully this make sense.
Everyone may have different trading ideas but feel free to share your ideas or comments.
Closing update:Dow 10611.84
+44.51 +0.42%Nasdaq 2368.46
+9.51 +0.40%S&P 500 1150.24
+4.63 +0.40%The S&P has reached its target of reaching Jan high. Dow is still lagging behind but not too far away.
C got jacked up to high
4.18 now.. nice close!

Up'ed my stop to 4.0 now.
Kinda glad that it continued to rally thanks to Mr Pandit's favourable comments