I love to eat at famous dave's and feel that the world would be worse off without them. So I invested in their company. My strategy is to buy and hold, like Buffet and Graham, but I'm also trying selling off earnings if they get high enough. That way I can diversify into my other positions and protect myself from any pull backs in the near future. However commissions take a pretty hefty chunk out of my earnings. Ouch.

I love to eat at famous dave's and feel that the world would be worse off without them. So I invested in their company. My strategy is to buy and hold, like Buffet and Graham, but I'm also trying selling off earnings if they get high enough. That way I can diversify into my other positions and protect myself from any pull backs in the near future. However commissions take a pretty hefty chunk out of my earnings. Ouch.

I love to eat at famous dave's and feel that the world would be worse off without them. So I invested in their company. My strategy is to buy and hold, like Buffet and Graham, but I'm also trying selling off earnings if they get high enough. That way I can diversify into my other positions and protect myself from any pull backs in the near future. However commissions take a pretty hefty chunk out of my earnings. Ouch.

At first, I was just resizing my position, but after finding out about the margin call I sold it the rest of the way. Unfortunately, I clicked sell before changing the quantity. Boy did I feel stupid afterwards.

Had a margin call because TD Ameritrade doesn't allow margin on accounts that are valued at less than $2,000 and had to sell the shares.

Shouldn't have bought this one on margin with my new rules.

Sold to get out after the scary email that TD Ameritrade sends out about how options might be exercised.

I thought that Intel could go up even further than everyone else did and profited from it.

Another call with Intel that I got right.