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Chapter 8 - Chapter 7 Riding the Apple Wave

Sable woke up by 6:30 AM, feeling refreshed and energized. He decided to start his day with a morning jog around the neighborhood. He changed into his running clothes and put on his headphones, tuning into his favorite upbeat music. As he stepped out of the house, he noticed that there were already a few joggers on the street, most likely finishing up their morning routine.

Sable picked up his pace, trying to keep up with the other joggers. He felt the cool breeze on his face and the warmth of the sun on his skin. He took in the sights and sounds of the neighborhood, enjoying the fresh air and the feeling of his heart pumping faster.

As he jogged past an empty house, Sable had an idea. He remembered the unused room in their house, and he thought that it would be perfect to turn it into his own mini gym. He started to think about the equipment he could purchase and the layout he could create. He felt excited at the thought of having his own gym, where he could exercise whenever he wanted.

Sable finished his jog and returned home, feeling invigorated and ready for the day ahead. He took a quick shower, got dressed, and headed to the kitchen for breakfast. His mom was already there, preparing some eggs and toast.

"Good morning, Sable," she greeted him with a smile.

"Good morning, Mom," Sable replied. "How did you sleep?"

"I slept well, thanks for asking. What about you? How was your run?"

"It was great. I was thinking about something while I was running. Do you think we can turn that unused room in the house into a mini gym?"

His mom looked at him thoughtfully. "I think that's a good idea. I think I might want to try them out too," his mom said, chuckling.

Sable laughed along with her. "Well, Mom, if you want to use them, you're more than welcome to. Sable smiled. it's never too late to start exercising and taking care of yourself. Who knows, maybe you'll look even younger than me in a few years," he said with a smirk.

His mom laughed and shook her head. But seriously, I might take you up on that offer to use the exercising equipment."

Sable felt excited at the thought of building his own gym. He finished his breakfast and got ready for the market open at 9:30 AM. Sable sat in front of his computer, monitoring the market and checking the price action of Apple. He had placed a limit order to buy shares at 3.53, and he was waiting for the order to be filled.

As he watched the market, he saw that the price had reached 3.55 at some point, but it had quickly gone back up. Sable felt a twinge of disappointment that his order had not been filled yet, but he knew that the market could be unpredictable and it was still early in the trading day.

He continued to monitor the market, analyzing the price action and looking for any potential trends or patterns that he could use to his advantage. He also checked the news and financial reports, making sure that there were no major developments that could affect his trade.

Despite the fact that his order had not been filled yet, Sable remained patient and focused. He trusts the historical price chart based on the FutureNet, one way or it will be filled, maybe not today but in the next few days it will. The only thing I am not sure of is the exact time it will reach the target price, but he is a hundred percent sure that it will, because it was already written in the future, the future is inevitable.

As the morning went on, the price of Apple's shares stayed above his limit order price of 3.53. Sable sighed and leaned back in his chair, knowing that he would have to wait another day for his order to be filled.

As the morning turned into afternoon, Sable's limit order was still not filled, and the price of Apple continued to climb higher.

As the trading day came to a close, Sable sighed and closed his computer. His limit order for Apple shares had still not been filled, and the price had only dropped as low as 3.55 USD and it only keeps getting higher.

After shutting down the computer and concluding his trading for the day, Sable set up and laid on his yoga mat and begins with some simple stretches to warm up his muscles.

After finishing his stretches, he showered and changed for dinner, Sable's mom called out to him from the kitchen, letting him know that dinner was almost ready. Sable smiled and made his way to the dining table, where he and his mom chatted about their day and caught up on the latest news.

After dinner Sable grabs a book on technical analysis and starts reading. He wants to improve his knowledge and skills as a trader, and reading is one way he can do that.

As the night wears on, Sable continues to read and study until it's time for bed. He sets his alarm for 6:30am, ready to start another day of trading and working towards his goals.

Morning

Sable woke up early at 6:30 AM and went for his usual run around the neighbourhood. He came back home, had breakfast with his mom, and checked the market to see if his limit order will be filled today, He settled down in front of his computer, ready to tackle the stock market once again. As the clock struck 9:30 am, he eagerly awaited the opening bell. The price of Apple stock was still above his target market price, but he decided to wait it out and monitor the market closely.

As the morning progressed, the stock price of Apple began to drop slowly but steadily. Sable's heart raced with excitement as he watched the numbers on the screen.

Sable's eyes widened as he saw the price of Apple stock drop lower and lower on his computer screen. He had been waiting for this moment for days, monitoring the stock's movement closely. And finally, it had reached his target price of 3.53 USD. He quickly checked his order book and saw that it was slowly getting filled.

But as he watched, the price continued to drop, reaching 3.52 USD. Sable's heart raced as he realized that he could get an even better deal if he cancelled his current order and placed a new one at a lower price. He hesitated for a moment, weighing his options, but ultimately decided to stick with his original plan.

Minutes later, his order was completely filled, and Sable let out a sigh of relief. He had successfully taken a long position on Apple stock. However Sable still couldn't afford to be complacent so quickly set a stop-loss order at $3.48 per share, just in case the price suddenly dropped. As he watched the numbers tick higher, he began to think about the FutureNet's predictions.

"According to the FutureNet, Apple's stock price will not drop below 3.52 USD this month indicating a strong support, most likely, we already reached the bottom for this month," Sable said to himself. "And also based on the historical market price, it's likely that the stock will only continue to increase from here."

He leaned back in his chair, feeling confident in his investment. He had done his research and made a calculated decision based on both historical data and FutureNet.

As the hours went by, Sable watched the Apple stock price continue to rise steadily. It reached 3.60 USD by midday and climbed even higher to 3.70 USD by late afternoon. Sable couldn't help but smile as he looked at his portfolio and saw that his net worth had increased significantly%.

He felt a sense of pride and accomplishment knowing that his research and analysis had paid off. The days he spent waiting and studying market trends and then analyzing historical data all led to this moment.

As the market closed, Sable couldn't resist checking his portfolio one last time. The Apple stock price closed at 3.7398 USD today, which indicates his profit and loss of 28% which has increased his portfolio by more than 2.8 million pesos or more than 61,500 USD in the current exchange rates. He knew that it was just the beginning and that there was still more room for growth.

But amidst all this excitement, Sable also reminds himself to stay grounded and not let his emotions dictate his actions. He needs to continue learning and being disciplined with his investments.

Sable closed his laptop, feeling satisfied with the current state of the market. He knew that there would be more challenges to come, but he was ready to face them head-on. With a newfound sense of confidence, Sable was excited to see where his trading journey would take him next.

After a successful day at trading, Sable continued with his usual routine. He went for his nightly exercising routine and studying, had dinner with his mom, and went to bed early to prepare for the next trading day.

The following days went by similarly. Sable would wake up early to jog, have breakfast, and then start monitoring the stock market at the opening bell. The stock price of Apple continued to rise, As the days went by, Sable's portfolio continued to increase. He was pleased with the progress he was making and continued to research and analyze the market to make informed trading decisions. Sable continued to hold onto his Apple stocks, monitoring the market. He had set his target selling price based on FutureNet's historical data and was determined to sell if the stock price reached that level.

Little Trivia

What is Limit Order?

Limit Order is a type of order used in trading where a trader specifies the price at which they are willing to buy or sell an asset. If the market price reaches the limit price set by the trader, the order will be executed.

For example, if an investor wants to buy shares of a stock but only at a certain price point, they can place a limit order to buy the stock at that price or lower. Similarly, if an investor wants to sell shares of a stock but only at a certain price point, they can place a limit order to sell the stock at that price or higher.

What is Stop Loss?

Stop loss is a risk management strategy used in stock trading to limit losses by automatically selling a stock if it reaches a certain price level. It is like a safety net that prevents further losses beyond a certain threshold. For example, if you buy a stock for $50 and set a stop loss at $45, if the stock price falls to $45 or below, it will trigger a sell order and automatically sell the stock to limit your loss.

PS. I don't have the time to proofread and review this chapter am sorry for any many mistakes.