SOLD TNA $36.77 BOUGHT DZZ $10.90 and ANO $0.891

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I had purchases of Direxion Small Cap Bull 3X Shares (TNA) on two separate days, coincidentally at the same price of $35.70, and I sold both of those positions just after the open today for $36.77.  I wanted to start freeing up some money for the purchase of more miners, and this was a good way to do it.
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As I am now not able to see a computer for the first 2 hours of trade (due to my job), I took a wild guess on how high TNA may run and got very lucky - missing the top by 8 cents.  
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I am also finding out that my school district internet blocks me from doing any uploading or posting to this website.  So, I take pictures of my trades as best I have time and will now be uploading them after school when I get home.
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My first purchase today was DB Gold Double Short ETN (DZZ).  When I bought DZZ, gold was trading around $1226.  I believe that gold will eventually bottom just below $1200 so I thought I may as well try to make some money while I wait.  This 4 hour chart of DZZ does have a True Strength Index (TSI) indicator break of a trend line, but no BUY signal from the Money Flow Index (MFI), as yet.

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My other purchase today was of Anooraq Resources Corp (ANO).  As I understand it, Anooraq mines primarily platinum.  A looksee of platinum showed it smashed down on strong support of $1500, so I really don't see platinum going any lower, nor do I see ANO going any lower.  
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ANO has been corrected some 25% just since the beginning of this month.  This 4 hour chart impressed me with a trend line break of both the TSI and MFI, as well as a positive divergence of the TSI with respect to price.  At TSI -0.31, we are certainly NOT at the ZERO crossover stage, but I can be patient with so much else solidly in place.
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Some nice people have asked me where I come up with my trading ideas.  The short story is that I have about 100 mining stocks in my www.FreeStockCharts.com portfolio.  I cycle through them in my free time, drawing trend lines on some and look at the interesting ones at various time frames so I can get a sense as to what is going on.  
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I keep a few stocks in my head as looking "almost ready" and revisit them often to see what they are doing.  When everything finally falls in place for one of them, I just buy it.  There is not too much emotion to it other than I say to myself "oh goodie, this finally looks promising".  Then I have to babysit the thing until the TSI and MFI tell me it is time to sell, and I sell.  That is pretty much all there is to it.....day after day.
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My TSI Trading record has been updated.