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In the real world, there is a constant question: Buy, Sell, Hold. In HSX, the question is long,short hold, dump.....
On adjust date, BONDS constantly is asking these questions about adjusting bonds.
For certain, most players will dump their positions unless there is a strong reason to keep the bond. This has a tendancy to force long positions down, and force short positions up. In addition, a lot of players, knowing this will reverse their positions as well, forcing the prices even further in these opposite directions.
I usually refer to this as the "bounce." In the case of DWASH, the bounce is still happening (I think) and I have not sold off that position in the fund. Sometimes you have to get out fast.
In other cases, where there is another adjust in the very near future, the bounce does not happen. All of this is "playing the players" for short term gains. If you have a very large portfolio, you probably do not need this advice. If you have a smaller portfolio, then with limited resources, you have to look at short term action. Droi, daily rate of increase, is important. This kind of data is available at Project Genome and the-numbers.
I hope this helps.
Question about DWASH - am I missing something? Jul 08, 09:11
Thanks, but arse - I shorted him after the adjust. {nm} Jul 08, 10:15
I did the same thing Jul 08, 11:30
When the next adjust is that far out, the best thing is to either play the players or not touch it at all. Jul 08, 16:30
In the real world, there is a constant question: Buy, Sell, Hold. In HSX, the question is long,short hold, dump..... Jul 10, 09:20
