Robroy said:David Haselhurst (The Speculator) in The Bulletin magazine today picked SSI as his buy of the week.
Haselhurst usually does his research pretty carefully, and his 2006 stocks showed an average 194% gain.
So I'm in to SSI.
I swore off low volume stocks, if there's no interest then the fundamentals are useless.
Based on hope or theory?Out Too Soon said:Surely $2.11 is support
Based on hope or theory?
I see $1.90 to $2 as a reasonable and long-term support level, but if it breaks that, then 20 cents here we come!
Cheers,
GP
The most valuable feature of Figure Charts are their
horizontal formations.................................It is in these horizontal formations, or congestion areas, on the
figure chart that we find the greatest aid: (a) in determining how
far a stock should go; (b) when it meets opposition, viz., when it
has about reached the end of its move; and with the help of the
vertical chart (c) determining the trend, and (d) when a stock is on
the springboard.
The 3 Box reversal chart brings out a condition that is not always
immediately apparent from a casual glance at a 1 Box reversal chart. It
is important to observe and remember in this connection that the
inability of a stock to reverse its trend three full boxes or more,
or to rally emphatically from former supporting levels, is often
highly significant, and should seldom be ignored, but should be
carefully considered in connection with other contemporary technical
manifestations.
It is the change from dullness to activity (regardless of the
absolute, i. e., the actual volume), or the reverse, which is
important; and the manner in which the change occurs. These changes
put us on guard to watch for further indications which will either
confirm or deny the direction of the trend in which
the change occurs.
The sponsorship of most small stocks is passive or inert
Smart money dislikes to move
an issue in the face of a large following -- they have nothing to
gain by giving the public a free ride. The big fellows prefer to
let outsiders in when it will serve their purpose best, namely, when
they are actively marking up and distributing. If they see a chance
for a good move, but find too much company in their stock, they will
first try to shakeout, or tire out any premature bulls.
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