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Gold/Mining/Energy : Sandstorm Gold
SAND 12.120.0%Oct 24 9:30 AM EST

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To: onepath who wrote (427)2/24/2011 4:47:19 PM
From: marcos  Read Replies (1) of 1133
 
snd.v - so of course the day after i finish it tanks by better than ten per cent, lol ... only thing to do was add a few ... shows it's not really a full-on bull market yet though, when these things come back hard right to their PP prices

'Safer' warrants, hmm, how about 'arguably less dangerous' - they all expire ... some of their common expires too, or might as well [epm!], but much less often, and you can usually just shrug and put the common on the check-annually list to see when it's coming back, not so the wts, when they're gone they're gone

edv.wt.a - i like this one now better than the ngd a-wts, hold much more of them, they're in the money some already, i think a lot of history will take place in the three years they have remaining, and it'll likely include their common printing north of 6.00, meaning a four-bagger or so for the wts ... check out the b-bands on edv.to weekly chart, quite pinched for the third time since the crash of '08, if the pattern holds it's coming due for the next leg ... and OBV has been improving

That pattern of OBV improvement during b-band pinch, was present in ssl just before its recent lift ... only two simple indicators, but together with the overall impression of chart shapes, they work for me as a way of flipping through a lot of tickers periodically
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