Potential Breakout Alerts!

• 10 October 2007

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LML-especially the options LMLO.Thought i would beat Mick to it :Cant find my chart if someone can help.Keep IRM in mind when looking at this and it also has potential for U,other base metals great infrastructure and a partner.Thanks

 

• 10 October 2007

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here we are

 

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• 10 October 2007

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alankew said:

LML-especially the options LMLO.Thought i would beat Mick to it :Cant find my chart if someone can help.Keep IRM in mind when looking at this and it also has potential for U,other base metals great infrastructure and a partner.Thanks

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Not exactly a 'Potential Breakout' there alankew! It's up over 50% already.

 

• 10 October 2007

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ALF should have posted it in the breakout thread as wellTyping one fingered could keep up with the speed of the rise and wa seriously embaressed when i saw the chart.ta thanks for the chart,just emphasises my embaressment

 

• 10 October 2007

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alankew said:

ALF should have posted it in the breakout thread as wellTyping one fingered could keep up with the speed of the rise and wa seriously embaressed when i saw the chart.ta thanks for the chart,just emphasises my embaressment

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You still a one fingered typist, I have advanced on to two fingers lol : I only resort to one finger when i have a beer in hand

 

• 11 October 2007

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ALK

Up 25% yesterday.

Gold and Rare Earths.

US analysis may be spurring this one on.

Resistance in the 40s?

 

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• 11 October 2007

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Exr. very suspicious trading behavior and Charting.

 

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• 11 October 2007

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Re: POTENTIAL BREAKOUT Alerts

Ladies and gents, and others,

I've noticed quite a few stocks creep in here that have clearly broken out of a trading range or trend. They should go into the 'OUTSTANDING BREAKOUT' thread.

This thread exists in an attempt to pick stocks approaching breakout positions.

Thanks! kennas

 

• 11 October 2007

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HDN

Do you consider this a breakout ?

32c, up 18.519%


Next seller at 39c and only a couple of sellers.

About 88,500 shares for sale. No one seems to want to let go of these.

 

• 11 October 2007

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moneymajix said:

Kennas

HDN

Do you consider this a breakout ?

32c, up 18.519%


Next seller at 39c and only a couple of sellers.

About 88,500 shares for sale. No one seems to want to let go of these.

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Hard one.

Potentially breaking through 30 perhaps. So, if it does, it's a breakout. It was 'potential' before the jump today....maybe. Close call for this one.

Generally, the idea with 'potential' breakouts is to identify them before they've started to break through the resistance.

In HDN's case it's started to break through already, but hasn't confirmed...

 

• 11 October 2007

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Kennas

Moses posted this WITH A CHART on the HDN thread at the end of Sept.

Hmmm... I haven't been paying much attention lately, but HDN provides a far more attractive SMA chart than anything else on my watchlist. I can't buy it as I have no cash atm, so I've picked it for the stock comp instead.


Thanks Moses.

 

• 11 October 2007

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UMC -United Minerals

Had a strong bounce off 40c and continued up on volume.
Expecting results from an iron ore drilling campaign soon. If positive, it may break past previous highs.

 

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• 11 October 2007

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Does look like RSN is slowly turning around the last 3 days. Dont have Charting software could someone post a chart and comment..

 

• 11 October 2007

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Here is the chart requested. Looks OK to me, but the next day or so will confirm viz MACD & DMI movements.

 

• 12 October 2007

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wipz said:

Does look like RSN is slowly turning around the last 3 days. Dont have Charting software could someone post a chart and comment..

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wipz, you don't need software, you can get charts for free on a number of sites. Try Big Charts for a start. Just punch in au: and the stock code, and play with the settings in 'advanced chart' function. Cheers, kennas

 

• 12 October 2007

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A reminder on how to post a chart.

https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6530

The function to load a chart up is as seen below:

 

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• 12 October 2007

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GCR seems to have found solid support around 37 to 38c for the last couple of months. The DMI+ has been moving up on low volume and the bollinger band squeeze surely can't get much tighter without something going pop... can it?

TRO must be nearly finished drilling on the Cullarin JV. TRO is optermistic of a sizeable potential resource there. Work is also progressing on GCR's Labrador, Panama and Rast properties also in preperation to drill soon. And what about the Mulga Tank U and Ni project in WA?

 

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• 12 October 2007

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MDX breakin out:

 

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• 12 October 2007

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Whiskers said:

GCR seems to have found solid support around 37 to 38c for the last couple of months. The DMI+ has been moving up on low volume and the bollinger band squeeze surely can't get much tighter without something going pop... can it?

TRO must be nearly finished drilling on the Cullarin JV. TRO is optermistic of a sizeable potential resource there. Work is also progressing on GCR's Labrador, Panama and Rast properties also in preperation to drill soon. And what about the Mulga Tank U and Ni project in WA?

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I would need to see the ADX moving up before I'd consider this a potential break-out. Also for the breakout to be great one thing I look for is the ADX staying below the +DMI and -DMI for a while. It's still ranging in my book. Doesn't mean it won't break out of course, but can't say much about the direction at the moment

 

• 12 October 2007

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This is my first entry to the potential breakouts thread, hope this is acceptable.

The reason why i added it is that originally 14.5 acted as its resistance and and now it seems to be its support level. It has been tested twice recently and both times held well and rebounded nicely. the bottom may drop out yet but as it stands it appears to be holding nicely again over the last couple of days. but i suspect a few people would be watching to see if the support holds, i know i am.

 

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