ps it would be nice if you didn't have to put restrictions on things - - -
otherwise you can take risks within clearly defined parameters - - -
if you know what those are lol - - -
Response to memtitude, 19 November 2012 6:59PM
selling securities doesnt always increase supply - - - I thought Eddie was against
capping things - - - his demise - - - :)
Resistance Level: In technical analysis, a price that a security does not, or only rarely, rise above. Technical analysts identify a resistance level by looking at past performance. When the security approaches the resistance level, it is seen as an indication to sell the security, which will increase the supply, causing the security's price to fall back below the resistance level. If there are too many buyers, however, the security rises above the resistance level. When this occurs, the price of the security will likely continue to rise until it finds another resistance level
http://financial-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Resistance
