I don't think those stocks are very good in the long run. The stocks you want to buy when they're cheap are: FAS, FRE, SWE, TOY, SQU, and THE. ARM and BAK are good stocks, too.

POT, you can get dirt cheap and it does get high, but it runs on a slow cycle and takes a while to reach a high point. If you stock up on it, though, it's worth it because it'll stay high for a while.

Always buying a lot of the same stocks isn't really a great way to go about things, nor is being super strict on when you buy. Variety is pretty much my number-one rule. The more often you buy and the more variety you have, the more often you can sell. It turns the stocks from a game of luck and waiting to a surefire way to make tu on a pretty regular basis.

Sure, you get less for each share when you buy higher, but you make more overall with lots of smaller profits adding up. It's better to take advantage of low prices on good stocks when they happen, rather than waiting months on end for them and then having to wait even longer for those stocks to come back up.

Also, CAN and REL are terrible stocks. They may fit with the 'buy low' rule that gets thrown around so much, but they're pretty much always that low.

It might be good to use caution for BUT and ICE, too. We know nothing about how BUT works yet, and while ICE was always a great stock before it died, we can't be sure if it's still the same as it used to be. o: