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Saturday, December 15, 2012

Sandvine Corp. Stock

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If you click on the heading you will create an address link from which you can create a favorite that leads to this page.

This page is the starting page for the SVC Stock charting link!

The link leads to a weekly chart that will dynamically update as time progresses..... It is the simplest way to choreograph a speculation across time.

For each start page example..... in this case (a speculatively fundamentally solid small cap stock), it is far more efficient to use a starting page and a link to a charting platform... than to paste a compromised picture of it here on this board, and then create follow up posts.

Each start page becomes the source of all the links... real easy to manage and navigate at the same time.

Consider this study as experience in successfully attempting to rationalize and participate in penny stock plays.

The attraction to follow this stock is that it is a Technology stock and this particular chart is still apparently early in a strong looking bottom bounce weekly... all the elements are there.

The major point of consideration is..... that technically speaking... the price is above both the 20 and 50 day average when viewed in a daily format. This type of price positioning is consistant with uptrending stocks.
 
After looking at the chart, this makes it an interesting play... even more so if you factor in the fundamentals speculation, which is so important to the mainstream crowd. In this case analytical coverge by a multitude of different sources.

 Sandvine Corp Website      Link to chart in public list       Stockcharts Public List

The purpose of this charting effort is to attempt to track this potential early move in a consolidating trend looking to break out of a bottom pattern shown in a weekly chart ... Trading is light and accompanies a  bottom set up bounce off the lower support level, having popped above both the 20 and 50 day average.

SVC as of today is now trading above the 20 and 50 day average when viewed in a daily frame.... which will bring it to the attention of traders who scan for these popular averages.

Volume suggests a fairly well known play, but in this case is still idling.

Using ten baggers and greater as charting test subjects... The problem in picking long term up trends... is that as time progresses... the chart becomes distorted on the left lower side...

It becomes apparent in the final stages of over bought chart distortion... that you wish you could have seen the beginning and recognized the start of the long term up move... risk is of a different kind at that stage..........!

That is where you could have bought some... as the price has/will move significantly since then, and is at more risk..

A chart depicting a long term trend in the final stages gradually shunts or causes the lower left side of the chart to be compressed and warped.. If you are to see and recognize early stage movement of what the beginning of the trend looked like then... you must create a timeline in the chart studies of successful up trends that cover a historical section of dates to draw on... this allows you to create charts that only show the section of the early beginning of the trend. In this way you can learn what to look for!

Having done that... knowing what to look for looks like this chart which represents a classical picture of a trend which appears to be a long term trend developing what would/might look like if you were lucky enough to recognize it for what it was... and were prepared to bid and not chase. In this case the pattern is a bottom with the bollinger narrowing or pinched in the weekly so that comparing it to different chart patterns... in a daily format shows a position in the golden triangle.

Support is along the 20 and 50 day average with the price trading above both the 50 and 20 day average in a daily current chart..

SVC.TO is depicting a potential bottom pattern and continued breakout. Using the same chart settings, but in a 60 minute frame puts support at about $1.15 ... If you set the chart to reflect a 3 month time frame in 60 minutes to calculate some intel on support... you will see that $1.15 looks to be the lowest price in that time line as the next stop seeming to be some pretty solid support. The morning trading should be at least 4 hours before a person were take a leap of faith... It has and always will be the open on a gap or an open above the previous days open where the professionals sell to the retail crowd. As a general rule it takes about 4 hours to see if it is heading up for another up day. What I would expect is the price to have a tough time on the open and make the days low and break to the upside after 4 hours. This is where the more stronger hands will make an entrance (if there is not a red candle forming in the end of day daily chart as a red candle should be viewed as the potential start of a pullback) so/and if there is enough volume and bulls, the price should close strong at the finish. If we get a red candle forming by the 4th to 5th hour in a daily chart real time instead... I would be cautious... and look for a better entry position at or near some type of support using 60 minutes as a pretty short term attempt at the very difficult skill of timing. If you employ a 60 minute chart... on a pullback... ..$1.15 or there abouts looks good for a target. I would attempt to take a position under $1.20.... considering that to be well positioned...

This particular chart looks very tempting to go long and seems very early in the play!

I must say that a chart does not imply anything other than what the share price is doing as of the day it is looked at.... any speculation on the direction a share price will take is at the whim of the beholder, and this applies to all stocks from here and in between (including APPLE) because this trader believes that there is no valid rationalization to use the stock market for investing and no matter how solid the fundamentals, fear and greed rule... so understanding sentiment is key to playing and keeping your money.

However, fear and greed is best fed on solid fundamentals.

It helps to aim the charting study at something that has some strong speculative fundamental considerations if it is in small cap land... for a chance at holding on to a potential bagger of some sort and to have some fundamental strength to back up the speculation. The share structure in this issue is average.

According to their website.... institutional is 12 %

Over all if you are looking at a daily chart... there is no indication of break in trend as of today... however, the stock price has a potential daily .05 cent leeway in either direction of the open... so considering the volume... will make an entry a little tense until nearer the close... entries near the close on a strong finish give a little advantage the next morning as you will already have a position likely at or near the low of the next day and if all goes well... at least an entry that will move up from the actual buy. It is always a good feeling but rare to experience all the time.



 

If you add a stochastic indicator... it becomes apparent that the stock is oversold for it's present position today Jan 1/2013... In a weekly if you change the time frame... it has some resistance at the MACD trigger line.

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Dave GLTA

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Friday, December 14, 2012

Quick Chart a Play "or" Quick Chart a Bottom Watch

Enter a Ticker...  Change indicators and times as you like...  Left click chart for information
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This weeks bottom watch is PDN.TO...  $0.79 cents Nov. 16/2012
Another bottom watch DML.TO...                    $1.04 Nov. 16/2012

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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Nemaska Lithium Stock

Updated 12/15/2012
In progress
Updates
 
If you click on the heading you will create an address link from which you can create a favorite that leads to this page.

This page is the starting page for the NMX Stock charting link!

The link leads to a weekly chart that will dynamically update as time progresses..... It is the simplest way to choreograph a speculation across time.

For each start page example..... in this case (a speculatively fundamentally solid small cap stock), it is far more efficient to use a starting page and a link to a charting platform... than to paste a compromised picture of it here on this board, and then create follow up posts.

Each start page becomes the source of all the links... real easy to manage and navigate at the same time.

Consider this study as experience in successfully attempting to rationalize and participate in penny stock plays.

The attraction to follow this stock is that it is a Lithium resource stock in a safe jurisdiction and it scores extremely well on some very valid strong speculative fundamentals and this particular chart is still apparently early in a strong looking early weekly trend... all the elements are there.

Near production is being ramped up agressively!

Probably the most important consideration in this issue is jurisdiction... and the type of lithium it will be producing... which will make a mining issue that has little competition for the grade, quality and type... World class deposit... with a mine life of an expected 18 years. Survivability as opposed to competition is the key word!

One other major point of consideration is that the chart is showing that this is a new issue (note the short history of the chart), and as a new issue has not had the chance to to be overbought in the process of a customer awareness program... The customer awareness has just begun in earnest...

Insiders are buying...



After looking at the chart, this makes it an interesting play... even more so if you factor in the fundamentals speculation, which is so important to the mainstream crowd.

 Nemaska Lithium Website    Link to chart in public list    Stockcharts Public List

The purpose of this charting effort is to attempt to track this potential early move in a consolidating trend looking to break out of a bottom pattern shown in a weekly chart ... Trading is light and accompanies a  consolidation set up bounce off the lower support level, having popped above both the 50 and 200 day average.

NMX as of today is now trading above the 50 and 200 day average when viewed in a daily frame.... which will bring it to the attention of traders who scan for these popular averages.

20 Day Avg Vol 85,960
Today / 20 Day Avg Vol ABOVE
150 Day Avg Vol 128,499
Today / 150 Day Avg Vol ABOVE
Abnormal Volume ABNORMAL VOLUME

Volume suggests a fairly well known play, and in this case accumulation seems to be signaled by the abnormal volume.

Using ten baggers and greater as charting test subjects... The problem in picking long term up trends... is that as time progresses... the chart becomes distorted on the left lower side...

It becomes apparent in the final stages of over bought chart distortion... that you wish you could have seen the beginning and recognized the start of the long term up move... risk is of a different kind at that stage..........!

That is where you could have bought some... as the price has/will move significantly since then, and is at more risk..

A chart depicting a long term trend in the final stages gradually shunts or causes the lower left side of the chart to be compressed and warped.. If you are to see and recognize early stage movement of what the beginning of the trend looked like then... you must create a timeline in the chart studies of successful up trends that cover a historical section of dates to draw on... this allows you to create charts that only show the section of the early beginning of the trend. In this way you can learn what to look for!

Having done that... knowing what to look for looks like this chart which represents a classical picture of a trend which appears to be a long term trend developing what would/might look like if you were lucky enough to recognize it for what it was... and were prepared to bid and not chase. In this case the trend was broken for a short period and has re-established so we are looking at this current weekly and comparing it to different chart patterns... Here it is again in a daily format showing a breakout that is familiar in the early stage up trend.

Support is along the 50 and 200 day average with the price trading above both the 50 and 200 day average in a daily current chart.. it  is not likely that there will be much tax selling as the trend is not overbought and mostly short term traders have washed out...

NMX.V is depicting a potential bounce and continued breakout. Using the same chart settings, but in a 60 minute frame puts support at about $.38 to .41... If you set the chart to reflect a 3 month time frame in 60 minutes to calculate some intel on support... you will see that $.38 looks to be the lowest price in that time line as the next stop seeming to be some pretty solid support. The morning trading should be at least 4 hours before a person were take a leap of faith... It has and always will be the open on a gap or an open above the previous days open where the professionals sell to the retail crowd. As a general rule it takes about 4 hours to see if it is heading up for another up day. What I would expect is the price to have a tough time on the open and make the days low and break to the upside after 4 hours. This is where the more stronger hands will make an entrance (if there is not a red candle forming in the end of day daily chart as a red candle should be viewed as the potential start of a pullback) so/and if there is enough volume and bulls, the price should close strong at the finish. If we get a red candle forming by the 4th to 5th hour in a daily chart real time instead... I would be cautious... and look for a better entry position at or near some type of support using 60 minutes as a pretty short term attempt at the very difficult skill of timing. If you employ a 60 minute chart... on a pullback... ..40 cents, or there abouts looks good for a target. I would attempt to take a position between .40 and .46 cents.... considering that to be well positioned...

This particular chart looks very tempting to go long and seems very early in the play!

I must say that a chart does not imply anything other than what the share price is doing as of the day it is looked at.... any speculation on the direction a share price will take is at the whim of the beholder, and this applies to all stocks from here and in between (including APPLE) because this trader believes that there is no valid rationalization to use the stock market for investing and no matter how solid the fundamentals, fear and greed rule... so understanding sentiment is key to playing and keeping your money.

However, fear and greed is best fed on solid fundamentals.

It helps to aim the charting study at something that has some strong speculative fundamental considerations if it is in small cap land... for a chance at holding on to a potential bagger of some sort and to have some fundamental strength to back up the speculation. The share structure in this issue is  average. We would have liked a better (lower) number in all categories but one... however, there seems little chance of RS as the remaining fundamentals suggest the reasons for a reverse split do not exist at this time. A move to 60 cents seems possible... which is where the ceiling would set in up to .70 cents for this round with the warrants coming out in that area.... However, keep in mind it is also more financing and an influx of cash to the company and depending on the news at that time... could be a nice swing for the long term. How much of the warrants will actually come out remains to be seen... it certainly appears only traders and loose hands in the game at this point.

 
Take note of the 1 consideration we do like.... institutional 20 %

Over all if you are looking at a daily chart... there is no indication of break in trend as of today... however, the stock price has a potential daily .03 cent leeway in either direction of the open... so considering the volume... will make an entry a little tense until nearer the close... entries near the close on a strong finish give a little advantage the next morning as you will already have a position likely at or near the low of the next day and if all goes well... at least an entry that will move up from the actual buy. It is always a good feeling but rare to experience all the time.




If the stock finishes down, I would be cautious... hoping for a bit of that possible consolidation... regardless, the trend looks potentially robust...

Dave GLTA

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Thursday, December 6, 2012

Strategic Oil & Gas Stock


In Progress

If you click on the heading you will create an address link from which you can create a favorite that leads to this page.

This page is the starting page for the SOG Stock charting link!

The link leads to a weekly chart that will dynamically update as time progresses..... It is the simplest way to choreograph a speculation across time.

For each start page example..... in this case (a speculatively fundamentally solid small cap stock), it is far more efficient to use a starting page and a link to a charting platform... than to paste a compromised picture of it here on this board, and then create follow up posts.

Each start page becomes the source of all the links... real easy to manage and navigate at the same time.

Consider this study as experience in successfully attempting to rationalize and participate in penny stock plays.

The attraction to follow this stock is that it is a resource stock in a safe jurisdiction and it scores well on some very valid strong speculative fundamentals and this particular chart is still apparently early in a strong looking potential bottom bounce resumption of an uptrend off... a reverse head and shoulders... others could call it a V bottom, or possibly a cup and handle... all the elements are there.

After looking at the chart, this makes it an interesting play... even more so if you factor in the fundamentals speculation, which is so important to the mainstream crowd.

 Strategic Oil & Gas Website  Link to chart in public list       Stockcharts Public List

The purpose of this charting effort is to attempt to track this potential early move in a consolidating trend looking to break out of a bottom pattern shown in a weekly chart ... Trading is brisk and accompanies a significant bottom set up bounce off the lower support level, having popped above both the 50 and 200 day average.

SOG is now trading briskly above the 50 and 200 day average when viewed in a daily frame.... which will bring it to the attention of traders who scan for these popular averages.

A 20 day volume average above 621,986 thousand suggest a fairly well known play, and this case a higher float and paper overhang. Of which the volume is under today, and is consistent with some resistance which is suggested in the daily chart..

Using ten baggers and greater as charting test subjects... The problem in picking long term up trends... is that as time progresses... the chart becomes distorted on the left lower side...

It becomes apparent in the final stages of over bought chart distortion... that you wish you could have seen the beginning and recognized the start of the long term up move... risk is of a different kind at that stage..........!

That is where you could have bought some... as the price has/will move significantly since then, and is at more risk..

A chart depicting a long term trend in the final stages gradually shunts or causes the lower left side of the chart to be compressed and warped.. If you are to see and recognize early stage movement of what the beginning of the trend looked like then... you must create a timeline in the chart studies of successful up trends that cover a historical section of dates to draw on... this allows you to create charts that only show the section of the early beginning of the trend. In this way you can learn what to look for!

Having done that... knowing what to look for looks like   this chart which represents a classical picture of a trend which was in a consolidation of what appears to be long term trend what would/might look like if you were lucky enough to recognize it for what it was... and were prepared to bid and not chase. In this case the trend was broken and has not been properly re-established so we are looking at this current weekly and comparing it to different chart patterns... Here it is again in a daily format showing a breakout that is familiar in the early stage up trend.

Support is along the 50 and 200 day average with the price trading above both the 50 and 200 day average in a daily current chart.. it would be nice to see a bit of a tax selling pressure to bring it back to the 200 day support level, and with the larger float and options... considering the reasonably large float and possible remnants of previous holders from the last break in trend, and previous high to that... it can't be ruled out in the next 3 weeks.

SOG.V is depicting a potential pull back. Using the same chart settings, but in a 60 minute frame puts support at about $1.00... If you set the chart to reflect a 3 month time frame in 60 minutes to calculate some intel on support... you will see that $.80 to .90 looks to be the lowest price in that time line as the next stop seeming to be some pretty solid support. The morning trading should be at least 4 hours before a person were take a leap of faith... It has and always will be the open on a gap or an open above the previous days open where the professionals sell to the retail crowd. As a general rule it takes about 4 hours to see if it is heading up for another up day. What I would expect is the price to have a tough time on the open and make the days low and break to the upside after 4 hours. This is where the more stronger hands will make an entrance (if there is not a red candle forming in the end of day daily chart as a red candle should be viewed as the potential start of a pullback) so/and if there is enough volume and bulls, the price should close strong at the finish. If we get a red candle forming by the 4th to 5th hour in a daily chart real time... I would be cautious... and look for a better entry position at or near some type of support using 60 minutes as a pretty short term attempt at the very difficult skill of timing. If you employ a 60 minute chart... on a pullback... .90 cents, or there abouts looks good for a target.

I must say that a chart does not imply anything other than what the share price is doing as of the day it is looked at.... any speculation on the direction a share price will take is at the whim of the beholder, and this applies to all stocks from here and in between (including APPLE) because this trader believes that there is no valid rationalization to use the stock market for investing and no matter how solid the fundamentals, fear and greed rule... so understanding sentiment is key to playing and keeping your money.

However, fear and greed is best fed on solid fundamentals.

It helps to aim the charting study at something that has some strong speculative fundamental considerations if it is in small cap land... for a chance at holding on to a potential bagger of some sort and to have some fundamental strength to back up the speculation. The share structure in this issue is  a little high and as can be seen shows a 52 week high creating some toppy chop. We would have liked a better (lower) number in all categories... however, there seems little chance of RS as the remaining fundamentals suggest the reasons for a reverse split do not exist at this time.






 
Over all if you are looking at a daily chart... there is no indication of break in trend as of today... however, the stock price has a potential daily .05 cent leeway in either direction of the open... so considering the volume... will make an entry a little tense until nearer the close... entries near the close on a strong finish give a little advantage the next morning as you will already have a position likely at or near the low of the next day and if all goes well... at least an entry that will move up from the actual buy. It is always a good feeling but rare to experience all the time.

If the stock finishes down, I would be cautious... hoping for a bit of that possible consolidation... regardless, the trend looks potentially robust


Dave GLTA

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Saturday, December 1, 2012

Argex Titanium Stock

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Updates
 
If you click on the heading you will create an address link from which you can create a favorite that leads to this page.

This page is the starting page for the RGX Stock charting link!

The link leads to a weekly chart that will dynamically update as time progresses..... It is the simplest way to choreograph a speculation across time.


For each start page example..... in this case (a speculatively fundamentally solid small cap stock),it is far more efficient to use a starting page and a link to a charting platform... than to paste a compromised picture of it here on this board, and then create follow up posts.

Each start page becomes the source of all the links... real easy to manage and navigate at the same time.

Consider this study as experience in successfully attempting to rationalize and participate in penny stock plays.

The attraction to follow this stock is that it is a resource stock in a safe jurisdiction and it scores well on some very valid strong speculative fundamentals and this particular chart is still apparently early in a strong looking uptrend.

After looking at the chart, this makes it an interesting play... even more so if you factor in the fundamentals speculation which is so important to the mainstream crowd.

 Argex Titanium Website    Link to chart in public list      Stockcharts Public List

The purpose of this charting effort is to attempt to track this potential early move in a longer trend shown in a weekly pattern ... Trading is brisk and accompanies a significant trend that has been established over the last 2 years.

RGX is now trading briskly above both the 50 and 200 day average when viewed in a daily frame.... which will bring it to the attention of traders who scan for these popular averages.

A 20 day volume average above 350,000 thousand suggest a fairly well known play. Of which the volume was significantly over today.

Using ten baggers and greater as charting test subjects... The problem in picking long term up trends... is that as time progresses... the chart becomes distorted on the left lower side...

It becomes apparent in the final stages of over bought chart distortion... that you wish you could have seen the beginning and recognized the start of the long term up move... risk is of a different kind at that stage..........!

That is where you could have bought some... as the price has/will move significantly since then, and is at more risk..

A chart depicting a long term trend in the final stages gradually shunts or causes the lower left side of the chart to be compressed and warped.. If you are to see and recognize early stage movement of what the beginning of the trend looked like then... you must create a timeline in the chart studies of successful up trends that cover a historical section of dates to draw on... this allows you to create charts that only show the section of the early beginning of the trend. In this way you can learn what to look for!

Having done that... knowing what to look for looks like this chart which represents a classical weekly picture of the beginning of what a long term trend would/might look like if you were lucky enough to recognize it for what it was... and were prepared to bid and not chase. Here it is again in a daily format

Support is along the 50 day average with the price trading above both the 50 and 200 day average in a daily current chart..

It would be better if RGX.V were depicting a pull back. If it were so... using the same chart settings but in a 60 minute frame puts support at about $1.15 which I bid for, but was unable to catch any and I had to settle for 1.28... If you set the chart to reflect a 3 month time frame in 60 minutes to calculate some intel on support... you will see that $1.15 looks to be the lowest price in that time line along with $1.00 the next stop seeming to be some pretty solid support. The morning trading should be at least 4 hours before a person were take a leap of faith... It has and always will be the open on a gap or an open above the previous days open where the professionals sell to the retail crowd. As a general rule it takes about 4 hours to see if it is heading up for another up day. What I would expect is the price to have a tough time on the open and make the days low and break to the upside after 4 hours. This is where the more stronger hands will make an entrance  (if there is not a red candle forming as a red candle should be viewed as the potial start of a pullback) so/and if there is enough volume and bulls, should close strong at the finish. If we get a red candle forming by the 4th hour... I would be cautious... and look for a better entry position at or near some type of support using 60 minutes as a pretty short term attempt at the very difficult skill of timing.

I must say that a chart does not imply anything other than what the share price is doing as of the day it is looked at.... any speculation on the direction a share price will take is at the whim of the beholder, and this applies to all stocks from here and in between (including APPLE) because this trader believes that there is no valid rationalization to use the stock market for investing and no matter how solid the fundamentals, fear and greed rule... so understanding sentiment is key to playing and keeping your money.

However, fear and greed is best fed on solid fundamentals.

It helps to aim the charting study at something that has some strong speculative fundamental considerations if it is in small cap land... for a chance at holding on to a potential bagger of some sort and to have some fundamental strength to back up the speculation. The share structure in this issue is quite reasonable. But the high warrants and options are a lot of paper and that may explain the volume.... Trading has been brisk to say the least. The production numbers suggest growth... and it looks like by the charts that there are enough buyers.






 
Over all if you are looking at a daily chart... there is no indication of break in trend as of today... however, the stock price has a potential daily .10 cent leeway in either direction of the open... so considering the volume will make an entry a little tense until nearer the close... entries near the close on a strong finish give a little advantage the next morning as you will already have a position likely at or near the low of the next day and if all goes well at least an entry that will move up from the actual buy. It is always a good feeling but rare to experience all the time.

Dave GLTA

If you see the hand mousing over screen shots... click on screen shots to enlarge them.

After connecting to a link... you should refresh the page by clicking on the Home button or the Web Page title to ensure the latest updated page

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Friday, November 30, 2012

Cematrix Stock

In progress
Updates
 
If you click on the heading you will create an address link from which you can create a favorite that leads to this page.

This page is the starting page for the Cematrix Stock charting link! The link leads to a weekly chart that will dynamically update as time progresses. It is the simplest way to choreograph a speculation across time.

 For each start page example..... in this case ..... (a speculatively fundamentally solid penny stock), it is far more efficient to use a starting page and a link to a charting platform... than to paste a compromised picture of it here on this board, and then create follow up posts.

Each start page becomes the source of all the links... real easy to manage and navigate at the same time.

Consider this study as experience in successfully attempting to rationalize and participate in penny stock plays.

The attraction to follow this stock is that it is not a resource stock like gold or silver etc., which has been beaten to death by all the hoopla, where there is so much competition for the resource crowd investor as compared with the type of investor who would be tempted to play an issue like this with such a promising chart profile... After looking at the chart, and  understanding the proprietary product and low competition along with what appears to be long standing growth, makes it an interesting play... even more so if you factor in the fundamentals speculation which is so important to the mainstream crowd.

Cematrix website    Link to chart in public list    Stockcharts Public List

The purpose of this charting effort is to attempt to track this potential early move in a longer trend that appears to be in the breakout stage of a long term bullish rising triangle shown in a weekly pattern ... Trading is light, and low volatility accompanies a significant trend that has been established over the last 2 years where the price has broken out under the radar.

CVX is now trading quietly above both the 50 and 200 day average when viewed in a daily frame.... which will bring it to the attention of traders who scan for these popular averages. If there is a pre-promotion buy in, and it appears that there is... (take note the 2012 March/April breakout accumulation)... as well not being a resource stock, there is little competition for the product for a piece of market share price against a small float and small options package as presently known. Not too much resistance in a paper overhead as of today.

Watch the volume and feel comfortable with a daily volume average growing to between 40,000 to 100,000 thousand as equally being able to support an uptrend and still be within reasonable parameters for a low beta. A low beta at this time will allow for a decent price appreciation ahead of any spikes that may provide swings and buy back ins. As of now the volume has yet to reach these numbers, and that is good from my thoughts, but will likely present a too early view of the potential for anybody but the most experienced. What that means is that the early bird gets the worm applies here.

Using ten baggers and greater as charting test subjects... The problem in picking long term up trends... is that as time progresses... the chart becomes distorted on the left lower side...

It becomes apparent in the final stages of over bought chart distortion... that you wish you could have seen the beginning and recognized the start of the long term up move... risk is of a different kind at that stage..........!

That is where you could have bought some... as the price has/will move significantly since then, and is at more risk..

A chart depicting a long term trend in the final stages gradually shunts or causes the lower left side of the chart to be compressed and warped.. If you are to see and recognize early stage movement of what the beginning of the trend looked like then... you must create a timeline in the chart studies of successful up trends that cover a historical section of dates to draw on... this allows you to create charts that only show the section of the early beginning of the trend. In this way you can learn what to look for!

Having done that... knowing what to look for looks like this chart which represents a classical picture of the beginning of what a long term trend would/might look like if you were lucky enough to recognize it for what it was... and were prepared to bid and not chase. A move to a dollar from these levels would be a 10 bagger and a simple 100% double would only be a future share price of .20 cents. Either of these targets would be well within reasonable striking range over a 4 to 12 month period starting from the timeline just after tax selling. Bidding builds a support step to higher levels and is quite efficient in thinly traded issues. The strategy would be to bid at .11 cents as the highest for now. This would close the gap (which is about .03 cents current Level II as the most to bid/go remembering this particular original start page day) defiant from the bid to the ask, and draw down sellers which could be insiders or retail. This allows a person to take a position and be properly placed. There appears to be no sellers other than retail if you go over the history for volume... or watch Level II  as the bid moves up gradually to see the sellers traded out... an average daily volume of 40,000 to 100,000 or less is ideal in supporting a sustained up trend over a multi month/year upward trend breakout. Most price trades on sentiment and at these market caps.......... you need to know your not being dumped on in order to be good at this..

I must say that a chart does not imply anything other than what the share price is doing as of the day it is looked at.... any speculation on the direction a share price will take is at the whim of the beholder, and this applies to all stocks from here and in between (including APPLE) because this trader believes that there is no valid rationalization to use the stock market for investing and no matter how solid the fundamentals, fear and greed rule... so sentiment is key to playing and keeping your money.

However, fear and greed is best fed on solid fundamentals.

It helps to aim the charting study at something that has some strong speculative fundamental considerations if it is in penny land... for a chance at  holding on to a potential bagger of some sort and to have some fundamental strength to back up the speculation. The share structure in this issue is quite intriguing (low float) with little options as overhead. This link leads to a quick summary of considerations (early promotion just being set up) of which are obviously in the early stages of being prepared to create customer awareness... The final thought is... if your going to play high risk... best to buy now!


There appears to be opportunity to get a stink bid filled in the area of .085 to .10 cents



 
Level II shows so little for sale it suggests that there are no major sellers of blocks that are holding the price back... Dynamically both chart wise and fundamentally a little luck and no volatility for the next while on an orderly rise off the bid could be a real nice start. Buy only as much as you think you can sell. That's being a gorilla!

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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Avigilon Stock

 Avigilon tops list of Canada’s fastest-growing tech firms


SEAN STANLEIGH

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Deloitte pulls its Fast one
Vancouver-based Avigilon Corp., which designs and manufactures high-definition surveillance solutions, has claimed the top spot on the 15th annual Deloitte Technology Fast 50 list of Canada’s fastest-growing tech firms, with a five-year revenue increase of 29,917 per cent. It’s an enviable figure, to be sure, but average growth for all companies on the list shows a steep decline.
“This year we’ve seen the lowest cumulative growth rate for the Fast 50 winners,” says Richard Lee, national leader of Deloitte’s technology, media and telecommunications practice. “That is a direct consequence of the lack of investment in the critical technology sector. The good news is that we saw a lot of exciting new companies in the start-up segment.”
Second place goes to EcoSynthetix Inc., a Burlington, Ont.-based renewable chemicals company with a five-year growth rate of 25,327 per cent, and third slot was filled by Real Matters, a Markham, Ont.-based property solutions manager at 8,961 per cent.
Rounding out the top five are Hamilton, Ont.-based VIZIYA Corp., with 3,816-per-cent growth, and Toronto-based NexJ Systems Inc., with 3,153 per cent.
For the full Fast 50 list, the average company growth rates, and sector and regional breakdowns, click here for an interactive.
The average five-year growth rate of the Fast 50 companies was 1,953 per cent in 2012, down from more than 5,000 per cent in the past two years. On a more positive note, research and development spending by all 50 firms combined was more than $1.6 billion, and they employ more than 27,000 people.
The bulk of the companies are based in Ontario, with 30, followed by Quebec (11), B.C. (six), the Prairies (two) and Atlantic Canada (one).
In addition to the Fast 50 ranking, Deloitte’s program also presents companies-to-watch awards for early-stage tech firms in business less than five years, leadership awards to companies that demonstrate technological leadership in four categories, and green awards to companies promoting a more efficient use of the earth's resources in industrial production and consumption.
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Friday, November 2, 2012

RM.V Chart

A bottom pattern move off of a 52 week low




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Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Rodinia

Follow this link to see a chart of Rodinia

Starting to move brings to mind a question of what, where and why...

Shares out... money in the bank, resource estimates... milestone accomplishments... low debt and world trend all put some rational to the price of a share moving up or down.

The price is showing some direction in that it has been in a solid bottom pattern ranging between .14 and 18 cents...

This is the time of year penny stocks that have shown a resistance to further down movement have a higher than average chance of gaining %100 or more before a three month period is over and possibly being all sold out of tax loss incentive sellers that potentially makes Rodinia one of the few stocks that weather the coming volatility and position themselves for a good 3 months into the new year.

There will be some charts created and the links posted to these charts to record the potential pop brewing in Rodinia... I am at this point adding to my position and expect with the level II action of late that over time will see a surprising and solid hold of appreciation... considering the cost of oil... world politics...and the popularity of hybrid and electric vehicles that require rare earth and lithium sources.

It's not the product so much as the source that can survive and prosper against the competition that will be the deciding factor in this arena.

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Wednesday, June 20, 2012

What are we looking for

Value stocks with marathon endurance
IAN MCGUGAN
What are we looking for?
The pentathletes of the value-investing world. These are stocks that excel not just in one category that appeals to bargain hunters, but in several.
Our search for stocks that can score well on several value tests is inspired by money manager James O’Shaughnessy. In the recent update to his classic What Works on Wall Street, he argues that any single value indicator is likely to go through periods when it doesn’t work. A more robust strategy, in his opinion, is to look for stocks that satisfy several criteria.
More on today’s screen
One approach Mr. O’Shaughnessy explores is to seek stocks that score highly on five classic tests of value. We applied his suggestion to stocks trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange and adapted his strategy by searching for stocks that:
  • have a price-to-book ratio below one;
  • have a price-to-sales-ratio below two;
  • have a price-to-earnings ratio below 10;
  • have a price-to-cash flow ratio below 10;
  • have enterprise value to EBITDA of less than six. Enterprise value is the total market value of a company’s stock and net debt. EBITDA is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
To avoid micro cap stocks that may be too risky we required each stock to have a market capitalization of at least $100-million.
What we found
When we ran a nearly identical screen in February only 21 stocks met our criteria. Today only 18 stocks do. Several are small cap firms that cautious investors may want to sidestep.
On the other hand, the list also contained several big firms – notably the smartphone maker Research In Motion and the miner Sherritt International.
It’s important to note that stocks tend to be cheap for good reasons. You should do your own research before buying any of these value pentathletes. But Mr. O’Shaughnessy’s research indicates that stocks that excel in all five categories have a habit of doing better over time than the broad market.
His back test selected U.S. stocks that scored well on all five criteria. Between 1964 and 2009, they produced an annual average return of 17.2 per cent compared to 11.2 per cent for the broad market. In the market marathon, these pentathletes shine.


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Monday, May 7, 2012

Traders Eye Gold Stocks



Market Watch  By Peter Brimelow


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Pretty Sobering

As I look out my window life is good... the sun is shining and then I reviewed this link...

When fundamentals no longer apply 


By: Eric Sprott & David Baker

It seems a breath of fresh air compared to the sunshine propaganda sprouted by most of the investing news  world... makes a lot of sense to me and using the backdrop it portrays leaves no doubt as to the frame of mind an educated experienced trader should be making their moves tuned to.

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General Buying Opportunities

This link  General Buying Opportunity In The Juniors  PREPARED BY MICHAEL BALLANGER is a Union Securities PDF... it reflects much of my thoughts and mentions a couple stocks for consideration not mentioned on this blog previous. Consider these mentions added to the watch list as soon as I finish this post. The PDF comes from some exposure on prominent websites and no doubt will create a volume of unknown watchers who will attempt to bottom pick them and other juniors over the coming months

My only addition to the mention is that the timing for the year (May go Away) is likely going to lead us to a flat summer performance... over the last few years the overall volume has been declining in the TSX and Vancouver exchanges due to the fact that all the professional traders with computer trading has wiped out the online retail buyer... (you and me type traders)

Add in the yearly lower volume as the retail buyer becomes focused on the July and August vacation season... there will be a disconnect that will no doubt sprout some poppers, but they will be hard to spot coming into the summer... making caution the watch word.

Still the promise of a bottom has never been better in the Gold, Silver, Lithium and Uranium stocks

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Monday, April 9, 2012

Thats telling it!

Something I have been saying and seeing for a longtime is that the markets have been taken over by computers and professionals... this article says it like I see it... and about time.... as well as new markets put out by the banking cartel to make things more competitive is a crock...  case in hand... the Alpha Exchange. Just my opinion! Introduced and operated with no clarity or transparency!

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