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    Quote Originally Posted by KaeJS View Post
    My order got filled. 500 at 20.07.

    Then the stock dropped to $20.00.

    I was kind of expecting $20.15 by the end of the day.
    TA finished at $20.21 today.

    Not bad. Congratulations (once again) to all of my fellow TA buyers today.


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    be careful though, it's in the red when markets had a nice rally... something's not right about that

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    I will more than likely take my profit tomorrow if the stock is up.

    I was supposed to sell my 500 shares at $20.15. I got greedy.

    And, now that I've been greedy, Mr. Market will make sure that the stock goes down tomorrow.

    Why? Because pigs get slaughtered.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fMO2twAkAo

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    Quote Originally Posted by blin10 View Post
    be careful though, it's in the red when markets had a nice rally... something's not right about that
    This company is trading in the same narrow range for the last 3 years, and in those 3 years the markets had ups and down, TA hasn't moved, I wouldn't loose any sleep over it.

    As long as one wants to simply collect the dividends and maybe trade in and out without any long term capital appreciation, this is a decent option.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Homerhomer View Post
    This company is trading in the same narrow range for the last 3 years, and in those 3 years the markets had ups and down, TA hasn't moved, I wouldn't loose any sleep over it.

    As long as one wants to simply collect the dividends and maybe trade in and out without any long term capital appreciation, this is a decent option.
    agreed, it's sitting on a nice support right now but if it cracks it and markets turn bearish I can see it dropping to next major support at 18.5 on american side...

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    A decent bounce back KaeJS at the end of the day so you ended up back in the profit zone. I picked up 230 shares at 20.05 mid day to average down from the shares I bought yesterday.

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    ^ Good Call.

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    Thanks for all the posters on this thread. I bought 300 shares at 20.05 today. I'm holding it for the dividends. If it gets too close to $23, I will take the profit.

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    I like TA at $20.0x. It spends a lot of time at $22-23 so you'll get your money and dividends eventually.

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    I have to wonder if there is some sort of management fall out from the price fixing that they were doing.

    http://www.financialpost.com/opinion...164/story.html

    Having said that, I kinda like the company, and the yield. But do not own any shares. I do have to wonder about the management, as it seems to be spinning its wheels in the $20-22 range.


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