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	<title>Comments on: FormFactor, Inc (NASDAQ:FORM): Bounce Bboing!</title>
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		<title>By: injaelee</title>
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		<description>Update:
I was stopped out. When the price goes across my risk point, I assume that the price would go down further and I took a short a short position this time at 16.00. Despite good earnings reports, AMZN and MSFT went down hard. What would happen to a company with mediocre earnings? Yeah, down hard like a diamond. So it was convincing to me to take a short position right after I got stopped out. I actually made more than what I had lost which wasn&#039;t big to begin with as a start position. Also, I wouldn&#039;t generally convert to short position after I get stopped out. But it seems that this is a good strategy for the overall market right now: Money is simply flowing out. I covered my shorts at the near end of the day at 15.48. It was a really good trade in retrospect.</description>
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I was stopped out. When the price goes across my risk point, I assume that the price would go down further and I took a short a short position this time at 16.00. Despite good earnings reports, AMZN and MSFT went down hard. What would happen to a company with mediocre earnings? Yeah, down hard like a diamond. So it was convincing to me to take a short position right after I got stopped out. I actually made more than what I had lost which wasn&#8217;t big to begin with as a start position. Also, I wouldn&#8217;t generally convert to short position after I get stopped out. But it seems that this is a good strategy for the overall market right now: Money is simply flowing out. I covered my shorts at the near end of the day at 15.48. It was a really good trade in retrospect.</p>
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