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Non-Tech : Auric Goldfinger's Short List

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To: Sir Auric Goldfinger who started this subject2/4/2002 4:43:53 PM
From: StockDung   of 19428
 
AXXEL the SI BROKER GURU ON EUNI

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By: Axxel
25 Jan 2002, 09:04 AM EST Msg. 527 of 528

At $8.26 one is not early here...and the spec volume suggests traders should be looking to exit on an attack of ten...conversely, if the stock has an immediate pullback to sube seven, then we buy for 10-11 and that would give traders a potential 40% move.
AXXel Knutson
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Knutson is president and Chief Investment Officer of www.TradingWeapon.com, which is an independently owned Office of Supervisory Jurisdiction of First Allied Securities, Inc., an NASD & SIPC member. First Allied clears its securities business through Bear Stearns. He is a frequent contributor to Bloomberg Television and Radio in New York, CNNfn Television, Radio Scotland and a regular commentator for the BBC "World Service" for stock market and economic commentary. . His reports appear on www.Multex.com [fee basis] and on a number of financial web sites. Feel free to contact AXXel if you like, he returns every email personally although the timing could be speculative.

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