hangseng
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As investors we need to be selective in the stocks we choose. There aren’t many producers to choose from, emerging producers are few and far between, and explorers with a combination of high-potential deposits and managerial know-how to drive development are even more rare. But if you do find these stocks, huge gains are likely to be had. And considering the carnage in this sector from the events earlier this year, it is currently a bargain-hunter’s paradise.
The bottom line is uranium’s bull market has so far exhibited a series of extreme highs and lows, with the highs taking this mineral on an uptrend that has delivered spectacular gains. And while the recent tragic events at Fukushima have temporarily marred the nuclear industry, and thus uranium prices, nuclear power will still be a vital source of today’s and tomorrow’s energy needs.
As a result folks must not lose sight of uranium’s wildly-bullish fundamentals. Even with the Fukushima effect, demand is expected to grow at a rapid pace. And because supply from both the mining and stockpile fronts is expected to struggle to meet this demand, uranium prices should continue to rise. Investors can play this imbalance by buying quality stocks that are currently out of favour. Contrarian plays like this typically lead to huge gains.
I appreciate your enthusiasm and time spent commenting on PEN. Seems your charting skills paint a very bearish picture for PENYou'll soon see that it's "A very very very" good call though...:bananasmi
I would like to point out that the most leading indicator of a trend change that I have learnt from a master of T/A is OBV.
Check out which way OBV has been trending for last five years
Daily OBV is which I am making reference to an uptrend.Did your "master of T/A" point out that a rising trend is a series of higher peaks & higher troughs?
And that a lower trough is a sell signal?
Like the one given last week?
PS - Note OBV's current value - Three point two thousand million...Number ring a bell?
Daily OBV is which I am making reference to an uptrend.
The 'Big Picture' monthly OBV had been in a 5 year uptrend...until last week...
So
I will safely assume you are not suggesting this to be a valid exit point.
My simplistic reasoning...
"As a result folks must not lose sight of uranium’s wildly-bullish fundamentals. Even with the Fukushima effect, demand is expected to grow at a rapid pace."
Never assume anything, (like the DFS being released 2 months ago lol).
Why on earth would you choose a daily time frame over a 5 year period?
However, due to new info, I do feel the DFS will now arrive at a sooner date
In regards to your comment on choosing the daily on 5 year OBV.......It was not a choice but merely an observation on the overall direction of PEN.
PS I have deep fears Chalea for your half glass empty approach to fundamently sound growth stocks such as PEN.
The hourly chart shows a bearish rectangle pattern.
Approximate Target = 7.1 - ( 7.7 - 7.1 ) = 6.5ccorn:
Well the bearish rectangle needed to test the moving average resistance before hitting 6.5c on the nose
Remarkable.
Could you explain for the un initiated how an M/A provides resistance?
Also why a few bars with the same high and low can be seen as a rectangle pattern?
OR
Are all of these ideas your theories or perhaps your adaptations of conventional technical analysis,which you are seeking recognition through forums.
Its been asked before but you avoided the question.
Do you actually trade??
I and others ask because for me discussing analysis with someone who hasnt advanced past theory is a waste of bandwidth---if---like you they are convinced they are actually using technical analysis.
If you can prove through evidence you do trade then happy to continue to discuss.
If not then I and Im sure others will place you on ignore.
In my opinion (and Im allowed an opinion just as you are---you keep showing it!) This analysis is plain rubbish.
Could of picked any stock today and went see its in the red told you so, genius!
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