Today the Nasdaq closed at 1,398.07 down -137.50 points or -8.95%. How could anyone trade this type of volatility with a fundamental bet on the market? It would be just guessing.
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December 2nd, 2008 at 12:44 pm
Hey Mike-what many fundamental investors dont get is the placement of the stop-loss-in other words their stop loss is a “time” based stop (hold until recovery).
Dangerous