Jim Cramer has a point: http://www.cnbc.com/id/28072104
A interview with Nicolas Darvas from 1975: http://www.scribd.com/doc/27060/An-Interview-With-Nicolas-Darvas-1975
Yes, a very good book, where Darvas explains more about his system.
Well, Darvas ALWAYS used stop loss.
Yes, he recommends to buy AFTER the break-out.
Who was your broker?
Yes, but it had been out of print for years.
You can doxnload Darvas' first book free here: http://www.nicolasdarvas.org/
You only need to read the last one (no. 34).
Don't forget the long view: http://astrocycle.net/LongWaves.php
And don't forget this: http://astrocycle.net/LongWaves.php
Good luck. But remenber what the oldtimer said to Livermore: "It's a bearmarket, you know...".
I wish I had shorted it some weeks ago...
It seems that Darvas' system has worked well: http://www.darvastrades.com/darvasmillionaires.htm
A interview with Dan Zanger: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/trading/04/082504.asp
Yes, but it's already priced in the prices of the stocks...
Why not?
The best stock market rallies happen in bear markets: http://www.dailywealth.com/archive/2008/nov/2008_nov_18.asp?
Here are some Darvas Millionaires: http://www.darvastrades.com/darvasmillionaires.htm
I have not read the first two books, but the book of Nicolas Darvas is great. One of the best - maybe the best - ever written about stock trading.
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