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  • Tatnic
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    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    New-born,
    I'm still holding SWSI , down 2%. Vectorvest says it's way undervalued, but still risky. What is your interpretation of its chart? Thanks

    --------------billyjoe
    I think the fact that they just sold 88 mil. worth of stock in Dec (?) may explain alot. I bot the breakout early indecemenber only to watch it flame out immediately. When they stop selling so much stock it may move up and they have slowed their pace at leaszt in the 1st qtr of '07.

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  • billyjoe
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    New-born,
    I'm still holding SWSI , down 2%. Vectorvest says it's way undervalued, but still risky. What is your interpretation of its chart? Thanks

    --------------billyjoe

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  • Peter Hansen
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    CNE Not Bad but CNQ and HOC BETTER

    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    New-born,
    I took a chance on one of your Canadian friends ,CNE, when it was down and out. Am now up 15-23% in the kids' accounts and it's accumulating at 1.1% per month. Was down over 10% at one point. Would like a whole slew of stocks like that for the kids education and/or retirement funds. Thanks for bringing the Canadian equities to our attention.

    ------------billyjoe
    Billie CNQ is a great stock based in Canada and HOC is based in South West and Northern Mexico........HOC has an incredible long term chart.....one hell of a company! Canadian trusts have super dividends ....but are always at the whim of the current politico in power .....look what happened to those Canadian trusts several months ago when the new guy ended TAX Exempt status .......which I think ends in 2008? They all dropped faster than a lead balloon. I have CNQ and HOC in my daughter's Roth Ira .......both are super! Go to www. yahoo.com and run the 3 Stox on one chart and view the comparison over different time periods......you will be amazed !
    Last edited by Peter Hansen; 06-05-2007, 09:24 AM. Reason: addition

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  • New-born baby
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    Originally posted by IIC View Post
    I've noticed that there seem to be a lot of weak vol. moves on my lists lately...Not that it is written in stone but I'd say that is an overall bearish signal.
    I agree with that. And, are you sure that it is not written in stone? I thought I saw WON with a hammer and chiesel writing in stone something about volume somewhere

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  • IIC
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    I've noticed that there seem to be a lot of weak vol. moves on my lists lately...Not that it is written in stone but I'd say that is an overall bearish signal.

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  • billyjoe
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    Originally posted by New-born baby View Post
    And not enough want to buy.
    New-born,
    I can be very patient and I don't see it tanking anytime soon.

    ------------billyjoe

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  • New-born baby
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    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    New-born,
    I got in SWSI @26.43 .44 and .45 and it did bust through 26.80 but on weak volume. I don't think many want to sell.

    -----------billyjoe
    And not enough want to buy.

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  • billyjoe
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    New-born,
    I got in SWSI @26.43 .44 and .45 and it did bust through 26.80 but on weak volume. I don't think many want to sell.

    -----------billyjoe

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  • New-born baby
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    Originally posted by billyjoe View Post
    New-born,
    I took a chance on one of your Canadian friends ,CNE, when it was down and out. Am now up 15-23% in the kids' accounts and it's accumulating at 1.1% per month. Was down over 10% at one point. Would like a whole slew of stocks like that for the kids education and/or retirement funds. Thanks for bringing the Canadian equities to our attention.

    ------------billyjoe
    God bless BillyJoe and your whole clan

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  • New-born baby
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    Swsi

    Here's a stock to watch. A bust out over $26.80 makes for an ultimate target of $40+. I own this one. I think it will bust out. It touched $26.80 on Friday.
    That's an ascending triangle she's working on folks. The volume increased the last two weeks, which is a good sign.

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  • billyjoe
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    New-born,
    I took a chance on one of your Canadian friends ,CNE, when it was down and out. Am now up 15-23% in the kids' accounts and it's accumulating at 1.1% per month. Was down over 10% at one point. Would like a whole slew of stocks like that for the kids education and/or retirement funds. Thanks for bringing the Canadian equities to our attention.

    ------------billyjoe

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  • New-born baby
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    Lyehopper

    This link has your girl friend Allison Kraus on it.


    Found it while looking for something else.

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  • jiesen
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    Originally posted by New-born baby View Post
    Greetings to the FA King of the Drug Sector! NEXC has been pretty hot since April 2006. I would say you could get $11.30 for it, and probably a lot more.
    The chart shows NEXC to be working on a minor cup on the weekly chart. A bust out above the $11.16 level indicates NEXC should ride higher by at least $2.00 to $13.10+. The problem is that NEXC has some resistance at the $11.10 area. It will either make a double top here, or bust out to higher glory. I cannot say with concrete assurance which it will do. PnF likes it to $26. Let's just call this one bullish chart.

    I would just suggest that you cover your risk by selling half, and let the other half run with a stop under it for safety. The $9.86 support is strong; if that fails, forget it. Click the link and see for yourself.


    http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/3167/chart1ht8.gif
    Thanks for the input, NBB! I think I'm going with a 11.1 target then, and a stop at 9.9.

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  • New-born baby
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    Hello, Mr. Genius Jiesen

    Originally posted by jiesen View Post
    Hey, NBB, would you mind pulling up a chart of NEXC for me and let me know where your TA says it'll go today? I've just bought in at 10.3 and want to get 11.3 for it. Is that asking too much?
    Greetings to the FA King of the Drug Sector! NEXC has been pretty hot since April 2006. I would say you could get $11.30 for it, and probably a lot more.
    The chart shows NEXC to be working on a minor cup on the weekly chart. A bust out above the $11.16 level indicates NEXC should ride higher by at least $2.00 to $13.10+. The problem is that NEXC has some resistance at the $11.10 area. It will either make a double top here, or bust out to higher glory. I cannot say with concrete assurance which it will do. PnF likes it to $26. Let's just call this one bullish chart.

    I would just suggest that you cover your risk by selling half, and let the other half run with a stop under it for safety. The $9.86 support is strong; if that fails, forget it. Click the link and see for yourself.


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  • jiesen
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    Hey, NBB, would you mind pulling up a chart of NEXC for me and let me know where your TA says it'll go today? I've just bought in at 10.3 and want to get 11.3 for it. Is that asking too much?

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