stock trading simulation game

stock trading simulation game
When stocks trade, it would be prudent to do this? (please see details)?

I am part of a simulation game for securities trading my kind of U.S. history additional credit, and my goal is to reach at least a 5% increase. I permit my teacher to get help from others, and please do not feel guilty for giving me advice hehe ~ at this time, I have a 4.43% increase, and I have 500 shares in each RFN and FAZ. …. So here's my question … Would it be wise to sell my shares if the current price of a stock is much higher than the price I bought the stocks? Basically, be my stay percent increase it, decrease or increase? I hope this question makes sense …-_-; please and thank you! Sorry, when I said that the purchase and sale of shares actually meant purchasing and selling shares …. Sorry for the confusion …

Lock in the benefits is always a good idea. the decision would be based on ….. that one is less likely to continue to move or perhaps down! his "percentage" earned is based on the value (in cash) before you invest and what is in the final day. The number of shares is never important. FAZ FAZ and not made to have more than one day. These "actions" are actually making more money ETF when the market goes down. The caculation to do this is very involved ….. but a real investor is generally free this population beyond a day or two. The "brochure" … the legal document that clearly explains this ETF. consider selling both. These ETF can move quickly in the opposite direction. Take your profits and reinvest on other issues. Perhaps the person who gave these two can suggest two more to make your goal.



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