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I say we try to get Lye's thread to 100K today. jeje
SIRF is building a base at $34 from which to move higher.
C is a C until it ain't. I note the symm triangle since the drop last night; with price sitting right on the volume support area of 34.00. Base or cliff? One of the two, no doubt. Intraday resistances at 34.50 and then the pivot 35.33. The pivot is stalk territory for another 1% risk if this C fails. If 34.00 price support gives it up, the potential sets up for slippery selling the next 2-3 days. I'm goin' to meditate now so I'll be back later to see how many posts yall have gotten this up to hehehe
I say we try to get Lye's thread to 100K today. jeje
C is a C until it ain't. I note the symm triangle since the drop last night; with price sitting right on the volume support area of 34.00. Base or cliff? One of the two, no doubt. Intraday resistances at 34.50 and then the pivot 35.33. The pivot is stalk territory for another 1% risk if this C fails. If 34.00 price support gives it up, the potential sets up for slippery selling the next 2-3 days. I'm goin' to meditate now so I'll be back later to see how many posts yall have gotten this up to hehehe
There are lots of traders watch this action this morning! Which way to go. Which way to go.
This baby is a dead mice. It is going to collapse after a show of strength. "Dead mouse bounce."
Perhaps NB. It sure ain't actin' like a bullish stock. Failed ascending triangle intraday, with the C at 34.40 holding fast after 3 tests of it. But there may be games today for SIRF, with stops being run only to have breakouts sold into. If it ever gets to the pivot, that's a real nice place for people who don't like the 'C' short play to consider exposing to 1% risk. The numbers are way in your favor. And frankly, NB, I really think you're on the wrong side of this and wish you best of luck to extricate yourself. I do note reg channel support at 33.00 area... but I think it's gonna trend down for the rest of the week.
Lye,
I think the word is out on Gehl's Oil Sands Ex-Tractor.
billyjoe
Hey BillyJoe.... Read the Yahooo board for GEHL dude.jejeje
Seem that our bud Jim Crammer plugged GEHL as an "Ethanol play"?.... Well I guess it could be in a "round-about way".... Some corn producers might own a GEHL manure spreader I guess.LOL!!!! WoooooHooooo!!!!
Just wait till he finds out about the Oil Sands Ex-Tractor....
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