September 14th, 2011 
admin A price range in which investors typically purchase shares of a particular stock. The accumulation area is determined by looking at the volume and its corresponding price. It appears as a rectangle with a price line bouncing up and down between the upper and lower limits. According to technical analysts, stocks that hit the accumulation area presents an opportunity to buy because it is expected to attract more demand.
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@creditspread23 read the blog post from the last retweet I did from @stevenplace
ART @RaginCajun: RT @RickyRoma0: We are what we say ... Just DON’T do it! or the power of ‘JUST’ http://t.co/rzQtbqO0 // great post
“@LDrogen: Amazing day for a run on the east river http://t.co/9NBCaQST” this is dope
Everyday is mothers day but today is a day to make all the beautiful mothers feel extra special. Go the extra mile today folks!
+180 “@LDrogen: Amazing day for a run on the east river http://t.co/8qC4qyEm”
200lbs of crawfish, 3 roasted pigs and 100 oysters. Not a bad graduation party.
#RaginCajun http://t.co/myIAtuM6
RT @chartsmarter: @chessNwine @ldrogen @hertcapital http://t.co/RkNbnglx Good article about $SAM. Nice chart too
RT @RickyRoma0: We are what we say ... Just DON’T do it! or the power of ‘JUST’ http://t.co/QJMYDR4x // great post
@TraderFlorida I've been creating my trading rules. The best one I have is to stop when I hit my stops. No exceptions. Most important rule.
