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Gold/Mining/Energy : Twin Mining (formerly Twin-Gold)

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To: russet who wrote (87)1/23/2002 7:58:46 PM
From: bill  Read Replies (2) of 613
 
Sorry, folks. Didn't mean to abandon the thread. Life
degenerated into a series of misadventures and emergencies.
And that was before I started having computer problems.

The message I would like to have sent yesterday was simple.
There was a spike up. There wasn't enough volume to hold
the price. Profit taking brought the price down to one
cent over the open. For those able to watch their screens
and who have real time quotes, there was a real opportunity
to make a day trade. (I know some people are against day
trades but when they happen, it's like bagging a teal on
the wing. The joy of buying ABZ at 7 a.m., selling it an
hour later for a dollar per share profit is great. It's
like that great goal in hockey or that home run hit in
baseball.)

Given the drop back in price, it looks like two possible
scenarios: one a relatively shallow pull back. We started that today. Tomorrow
I should have time to look at the average trading range
and get some idea of the pull back. Remember, we had four
days of increasing prices and an unsustainable nearly
ninety degree price rise. Two, a gradual inching up back
up a few cents at a time on lower volume. I had no time
to check trading today but when I checked the summary,
we have a slight drop with comparatively low volume. That's
the way it should be. Increase in volume takes price up
to new levels. Buying is exhausted. Lower volume takes
price down slightly. Only major concern would be if
volume started to increase with falling prices. The
question will be where the new base will be formed as
we wait for news or for another conference to bring in
new buyers. I'll see where a resistance and support line
have formed.

This having to earn a living is hell. Working too hard
to make any money.

Watch MPV and ABZ. They may move not on something that
is happening directly to them but because of something
that is happening close by. Something seems to be up
in the Lac de Gras area but I'm not sure what. There is
ground in that area that was explored in the early stages
of the diamond rush when no one really knew what they
were doing. Anybody on this thread who lives in Yellowknife
area who has noticed anything lately? Anybody picking up
ground that was previously held but let go? Going back
over ground that was previously explored?
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