“Playing” GLUU again today, no pun intended (its a video game stock... get it?). Entry was at 2.95.
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Took profit here on MCP, up 6.8% or about $665. Jason Bond actually sold his a couple days ago and bought back in. I held mine – lucky for me it went well. In hindsight it was an imprudent, over confidant move on my part and could have gone badly.
Into MCP here at 5.15 with 1,900 shares.
Stopped out of JVA at 7.20 for a small loss – 3%
Into JVA at 7.43 – is it just me or do you all want to have a cup of coffee every time you see Java’s ticker symbol?
Out of GLUU at 2.30 today for a 4.55% gain or about $450. JB thinks this will continue to rise but I’ll take profit here.
Into GLUU today at 2.20 - 4,500 shares. Jason Bond thinks gaming is hot at the moment and anticipates a good upward trend over the next few days.
Jason Bond sent out a notice today announcing the creation of a new part of his service: Mid cap and large cap “swing long” trading. The target market cap for these will be between 2 and 10 billion. He will identify these in his chat, SMS, and email alerts as “swing long” (which he has done before in the past even without a formal separate part of his service dedicated to it). JB stressed that there will be absolutely no change to Jason Bond Swing Trades, the standard, primary service. He simply is adding this service for free because he got some feedback from some clients that enjoyed this type of trade when he did it in the past and wanted him to do it more often. So the big foot-stomp here is that from the perspective of those who focus on standard swing trades, there will be no change whatsoever. I’m interested in seeing how this plays out.
Out of ZNGA for a quick 5.9% overnight – typical Jason Bond stuff!
Into ZNGA at 3.04 today.
Stop hit for a small 2.5% loss on the GPL trade.
Right out of Jason Bond’s playbook, sold GEVO at 2.00 for a textbook 5%, 3 day swing.
In GEVO at 1.90 with 5,200 shares.
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