jj0007 said:The saxon and melba drill holes are promising leads. I don't know whether you can classify them as a major "discovery" yet. Needs many more drill holes before the market will apply significant value to these two areas.
Savtin,savtin said:falcon55,
I had originally told my brother about AGM when they were about 25 cents and he got involved then and got out at about 38 cents and was quie pleased.................only last week he spoke to me and said " gees i think I got out to early" and I said that I believed the AGM run hadn't even really begun yet and so I said to him when AGM was 56 cents that it was still cheap......................and he bought again back in a 56 cents...... .....
take it this way I am seriously thinking about topping up now even though I am heavily invested in them from when they were in their early teens.
good price now ..............but like i told my brother you have to think long-term not short term............the day after he bought them the price when back to touch 52 cents and settled at 53 cents.........he was on the phone winging and I told him to look a little beyond one day , one week, one month...even one year.............the next day they bounced back with a vengence.........AGM will not be under one buck next year.............I think any way.
kennas said:Be cautious about giving tips to family - even when they have a brain..................Tread carefully with giving friends and family tips. And receiving them......(not holding)
Back to 60.5 again. Where to now??Novski said:Any opinions on this in the short term/next week...since it's had a very good week or so.
My view is that it will retrace down especially if it closes at 60.5 which will create 2 short term peaks at 60.5.
nioka said:Back to 60.5 again. Where to now??
kennas said:I just went and got my haircut and the barber told me to buy this!
I think he got the tip off an uncle who is also a cabbie.
Fair dinkim. Not the cabbie bit, but the barber also told me about a uranium stock to buy - somewhere in Sth America apparently. The interesting thing about the AGM tip was that he didn't know they had a mine in Tasmania.cuttlefish said:you kidding around or is that for real?
Novski said:I'm not expert nioka, just using the breakout method with voulume and then watching other indicatores for shorter term sells and re-entries.
I sold AGM on second 60.5c peak due to the 2 peaks and decreasing volume.
I bought it back at 55.5c before it went down to 52's(in a bit early) Price gap told me to wait until 52 but i think at the time it was at 55.5c there were not many sellers so i thought it might go up.
Thought of selling at 60c+ and hope to buy back but remembering those waiting to buy back a few months ago at 30c caused me to just have patience. I'm not a trader at heart and it would hurt me to have to pay 70c + later on to get back in.
Now, I guess we're looking for some volume to break the short 60.5c resistance which appears to be developing. It's consolidating with poor volume so i'm taking this as a good sign. Increasing volume should break it out of 60.5c
A positive ann would be nice.
What do you think?
Novski
nioka said:A positive announcement would help. I thought about selling at 60c+ and buying back in on a retreat but I remembered those who were waiting to get back in at the 30c mark. I decided to sit and wait with what I have. The falls will get less and less and the rises more and more is my guess.
Kauri said:21/12/06...44c....Was one of my early shots at E/W.. am still holding.. looking for around the 60c mark initially.. my stop is still around 33c but I think I would act before then if it started dropping.
No resistance points left, should just be searching for fair value. If it does hold above $0.60 then that should form a decent support line.nioka said:The 60.5c resistance has been broken this morning with reasonable volume. Where are the chartists to suggest the next resistance point?
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