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Re: POTENTIAL BREAKOUT Alerts

I have FMS as a strong candidate.
and did anybody catch CSD on the hop? (I did)

What day and price did you get in for CSD?

I'm not sure why I didn't have that on my watch list, this is one of the types of patterns that I like to trade
 
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What day and price did you get in for CSD?

I'm not sure why I didn't have that on my watch list, this is one of the types of patterns that I like to trade

I had been alerted to the first break in August; bought on the 28th a position at avg 5.2;
missed the break out of the flag pattern on Dec 12th and had to bid up;
my last buy was at 7.1c on the 28th.

 
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Carsales (CRZ) is looking good, with positive volume traits too.
 

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Another one for the watchlist: AQA (buy stop order @ 3.04). PAN & RMS also on my watchlist.
 

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Good posts Kryzz.

Potentially good trading opportunities.
 
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Been watching SUD formerly EMS.
As it's changed it's name recently is it possible to look at the chart on both codes to establish a breakout?
 
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As Julia (Zemiro) would say "looking, listening, watching, learning" and wondering why this is having a significant jump in volume today around the resistance area.

Weekly chart - click to expand.
 
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Another one for the watchlist: AQA (buy stop order @ 3.04). PAN & RMS also on my watchlist.

Hi kryzz. Out of interest can I ask what made you put RMS on your shortlist? I was in at 49.5 and 40 and closed out at 52.5 yesterday.
 
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Hi kryzz. Out of interest can I ask what made you put RMS on your shortlist? I was in at 49.5 and 40 and closed out at 52.5 yesterday.

Hey mate, because it's breaking (hopefully) out of basing pattern, with good volume traits too.

Picked up a small parcel on Thursday.
 

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BND - still has a ways to go, another to keep an eye on though.
 

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Hey mate, because it's breaking (hopefully) out of basing pattern, with good volume traits too.

Picked up a small parcel on Thursday.

Yes I like this one.
Good pick up
 
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It may not be too late to catch the scooter.
This morning's update makes a very good impression, and more upside looks likely.

 
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If the price of silver continues to firm, AYN should also benefit a lot more. (I hold one lt position and swing-trade some smaller ones for additional "income".)

 
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Hey mate, because it's breaking (hopefully) out of basing pattern, with good volume traits too.

Picked up a small parcel on Thursday.

Is RMS officially a dawg again, or does the huge selldown on high volume today auger something else?



gg
 
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One thing break-out traders should be looking for is price congestion to the left of the chart. The RMS chart shows three price levels where supply overpowered demand. These levels were 0.55, 0.60 and 0.65. The BO >0.50 puts price into this congestion. Sellers were happy to see the BO traders buying above 0.50 and they took them to the cleaners.

Trade BO's without nearby overhead resistance.
If you like this suggestion, add it to your setup checklist so you don't overlook it next time.

 
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I like it, thanks Peter.

I can't be bothered charting properly but, breaking out is trendy!

 
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Thanks peter2

gg
 
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........... does the huge selldown on high volume today auger something else?

Rather benign quarterly activities report gg.



I don't prescribe to that theory. Firstly, your example assumes that there was a breakout last June and July which I can't agree with. Also, I haven't ever noticed any relationship between the current market sentiment and what happened six months ago. The market tends to price in current conditions and what's ahead rather than something that happened that far in the past.

Cheers
Country Lad
 
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