From fast.quote's 5-minute chart it looks like the only sales yesterday at .90 were just before the close, one of 5000, one of 1000. Today the floor was .95, but an order left sitting should get filled at .90 before too long. I pulled my orders because I got involved in something else, but I'm going to put them in again tonight. Maybe even one at .85, good idea, you never know. Works well on the buy side, but you can miss out on gains doing that on the sell side, it's no fun making 15% when you watch the stock put on 30% after, better to wait for the volume to fade and sell a little too late than way too early.
This time around I'm going to pick up enough to keep some, just put them away for 5 years. One of the things I've accomplished with all this trading since getting a computer is to build myself a big tax bill, every time you realize a gain you have pay for it, I never had that problem when I was just buying and holding. Anyway, it's too hard staying indoors in the summer staring at this screen.
I think some keepers in IMT, BNC, NVN, XLX, HBP, and maybe MBI would look real good in the RRSP, actually. I see BNC is getting back to a buying level now. Do you know anything about MBI? I'm going to look for a thread, Midland's analyst Uddin likes it a lot. NRT might be worth a look, too, you did well on that last time around, eh?
Gold is sure looking attractive, my biggest loser this year is WIM, it's trading at 1.30 or so, which is the price I started buying at, but in the meantime there's been a 3-for-1 reverse split! 66% off, now that's a deal....<g>.....
George, do you know anything about Surrey Metro Savings? I like it a lot as a stock, it's trading at a P/E under 8 and I think it's about to put on a buck or two. Check out the chart. I started up a thread;
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