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It looks like you want concrete answers when all anyone has are guesses (inside)
The simple answer if you don't want to lose money is to sell the stock when you are happy with the profits. It's a risk vs reward process. If you can't handle risk you have to settle for lower rewards.
YThe more complicated answeres is you read the Movies board on Friday morning (or go to a site like BoxOffice.com or Deadline.com) to get the Thurs box office numbers. Read the comparisons to past numbers.
Look at the various websites for prediction numbers or go to
Roger More's movie database https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11Yqew2QZaPnAEJLjzhymfr2SOi_pDVpiloEbNLqcLUM/edit?pli=1#gid=0
and his midnight box office database
THEN it's up to you to decide which site you think has the best prediction (as you can see none of them are even close to perfect. Compare the predictions to the current stock price
It's all a guessing game and no one has all the answers
Movie Stock Rise During Opening Weekend.. Jul 10, 10:01
Check the movies board to see why people think it's worth it. In this case: Strong Thu night #'s. {nm} Jul 10, 10:56
its against the game rules to talk about stock movement {nm} Jul 10, 10:57
1st Rule of Fight Club: Don't talk about stock movements. {nm} Jul 10, 12:39
Sorry Jul 10, 12:41
It looks like you want concrete answers when all anyone has are guesses (inside) Jul 10, 15:27
you can ask the same questions without referring to stock movements {nm} Jul 10, 19:42
Why would you "sell" a stock prior to the numbers coming out on Saturday, if it continues to go up prior to opening? Jul 10, 15:53
Thanks Jul 10, 16:16
Don't forget you also pay commissions every time if you buy/sell, buy it back, sell it, etc... {nm} Jul 11, 08:23
