CAMH....worth watching

[Websman]

The drop in price today was encouraging. I'll buy CAMH if it pulls back another .71

[New-born baby]

The drop in price today was encouraging. I'll buy CAMH if it pulls back another .20

I think Blaze left way too early. Man, a pullback is to be expected after all that bull flag. Normal price action.

[Jim Smith]

third 10% pullback in a month

since early October, we've seen three 10% pullbacks....today was hopefully the tail end of the third.....we are 10% off the recent high .....

[Tatnic]

Tatnic,

I believe this stock is a $1.5 down, $27 or more up. The fact that insurance companies have agreed to may for the test is huge. Once the cardiologists start implementing it's use it will take off. The chart is irrelevant at this point because the big move will not come for at least 6-12 months. And not to speak for Jim or NBB, but I think we all want in on a low cost basis.

OK...hey, I bought a little bit of this the other day just because smitty and you did a good job selling it. NOt so much that my fingernails are going to dissappear...I never take huge positions on bb stocks...been there, have the scars to show for it. I don't even know my purchase price and don't care because as soon as I start pulling out the calculator bad things happen.

[Websman]

According to my classified VTP entry point ratings system, CAMH will be a buy when it hits 2.53... Yes my humans, you have heard me right. I have ran all of the vectors and CAMH will drop .71 before it continues up. CAMH is over extended.

[Tatnic]

I've been trading 15 years and posting since AOL started.....But it's typical of freakin boards.....There were plenty of times to buy CAMH under $2, then months of time under $2.60......No one paid attention, or almost no one, to my many posts regarding CAMH.....Now, CAMH is charging and its $3.50....No longer the basement bargain but still great, IMO.....Now, those who didn't buy at the bottom cuz it looked like crap won't buy up here cuz it looks overbought....There's those who are never going to buy it no matter what but will do their damndest to throw mental hurdles in front of those who do....Is it to make themselves feel better about missing the move or is it some real altruism. I don't think it's the latter.

YOu know why jim...I've known you for years now and I'm not about to take your word on anything alone, but since Blaze mentioned it and he's a professional and he likes its prospects, I bought a little. I would never mortgage the house on something you recommmend because you have on many occasions been wildly bullish and then wildly wrong. This may not be one of them but I don't care one way or the other because I'm not betting the house. Its more of a position just in case you're both right...and I do believe that blaze is probably more realistic on his time frame and that your's is just another one of your wild predictions. YOu know why they call it bullish don't you? Because when you're bullish all you can see is that red cape being waved in front of you, and never the sword.

[Jim Smith]

Good for you tatnic

I don't know where you got this bet the house hyperbole.....Do you think my 20,000 shares is betting the house? I assure you it's not......it's like 8% of my trading portfolio.....anyway, now you have some skin in the game.

[Jim Smith]

Websman

if camh drops below $2.60, I'll be out and will likely never buy it again.....I am not sure what VTP stands for but I am not finding it very helpful or interesting frankly

[Tatnic]

I don't know where you got this bet the house hyperbole.....Do you think my 20,000 shares is betting the house? I assure you it's not......it's like 8% of my trading portfolio.....anyway, now you have some skin in the game.

I wasn't referring to you Jim, how much you bet has little bearing on what I do. One thing you said that I liked is that the company is switching gears from being an r&d company to a sales and marketing one. By the time they actually show any earnings I'm sure we'll be out of this one and onto another one.

[jblaze71]

NBB,

I was joking about getting out. Like I stated I think to make real money, this is more of a 1-2 year play.

BTW, I did get out of HANS. Still a rookie in the game so I am still trying to learn when to exit a stock without giving up gains

[Jim Smith]

Jblaze

do I understand correctly that you're a physician? You sound like one.

[New-born baby]

NBB,

I was joking about getting out. Like I stated I think to make real money, this is more of a 1-2 year play.

BTW, I did get out of HANS. Still a rookie in the game so I am still trying to learn when to exit a stock without giving up gains

Blaze,
At the bottom of my posts, there is a link entitled "bear flag." That is what HANS just did. And it gives some strategy for playing it. At the bottom of this post is a chart. But what I am interested to find out from you is how you determined that HANS was a short before it collapsed Thursday. Fundamental analysis, or some other way? And do you rely on charts, or how do you determine you want to short a stock?

[jblaze71]

Jim,

Yes I am. I just finished my residency so I am still in tune with what cardiologists are doing, but the cardiologists I rotated with were not using the Twave test yet so I do not have first hand knowledge of the test. I do think that the literature supports this test and since some insurance companies are paying for the test I think it will be implemented on a nationwide basis. I plan on talking with the electrophysiologists at my hospital system to see what they think about the test and if any of them are currently using the test, because they will be the initial group of doctors to take this mainstream. As far a the stock price, I think you have it pegged. It rests on the decision Nov. 15th.

[jblaze71]

NBB,

Just a little background on myself. I have really been reading books and IBD since March 2005. I did not have the capital to get into the stock market at that time because I was still in residency. I just started actual trading 1.5 months ago. I rely on both FA and TA, although my mind is more math related so I do favor using the charts. I have read Bulkowski's encyclopedia of chart patterns. I believed that HANS showed a dead cat bounce pattern. I figured with their in line earnings last quarter and everything that I have seen fundamentally this quarter that they would be in line again. I thought this would probably get more people to sell. Just a few thoughts; I might be totally off base and just got lucky. I welcome all input.

[New-born baby]

NBB,

Just a little background on myself. I have really been reading books and IBD since March 2005. I did not have the capital to get into the stock market at that time because I was still in residency. I just started actual trading 1.5 months ago. I rely on both FA and TA, although my mind is more math related so I do favor using the charts. I have read Bulkowski's encyclopedia of chart patterns. I believed that HANS showed a dead cat bounce pattern. I figured with their in line earnings last quarter and everything that I have seen fundamentally this quarter that they would be in line again. I thought this would probably get more people to sell. Just a few thoughts; I might be totally off base and just got lucky. I welcome all input.

How did you land in Greenville? Family there? Schooling there? Or just the way the cookie crumbled? I schooled there.

What Dow Theory says is incredible: HANS below $5 IF***IF**IF HANS breaks that support line. But the chart knows more than the FA. Right now HANS did not fully report earnings. And there is a scandal brewing. I am watching that blue support line because if it breaks, she's going to collapse.