I know there are a lot of SRSR followers watching here, so will start with what I see on the chart there...
SRSR's chart is wildly manipulated, so it requires constant attention to note when there are changes in methods made that result in changed elements, and you have to look for them to see what's "really'" happening...
On the last trading day of 2011, SRSR went MACD positive for the sixth time on the daily charts in 2011, the time prior being in May. The move it made in price at year end was somewhat exaggerated relative to prior chart associations in 2011... suggesting we might have a nice beginning of the new year with an accelerated move consistent with the "being wound tight" features apparent in the SRSR chart. In the two months before year end, SRSR had pinched, twice... showing a relative high in the ADX paired with a relative low in the MACD... that being the definition of a "pinch" chart. The second pinch on that chart was subdued... after I'd pointed it out previously, and traders tried to use adapted tactics to attempt to mask it. The result, ex manipulation, is that SRSR put in the chart equivalent, ex manipulation, of a double bottom which you see clearly reflected in the double pinch pattern... I'm tempted to claim that the patterns apparent now represent the efforts in manipulation and suppression encountering a minor failure mode... but, we'll have to wait to see if that proves out. On the comparable weekly chart, a look at the ADX/MACD pairing shows a pattern seen only one other time on the SRSR weekly chart, that being back in April of 2009. Make of that what you will, but, MACD positive on the daily charts, and MACD at crossover with the indicator line and moving up.on the weeklies makes for a nice looking chart set up, whatever you think the historical comparisons mean.
I'll call SRSR as a SOLID BUY with good potential to run higher in the first days of the new year, even with a minor uptick in volume on the buy side. SRSR's price moves now are more dynamic than ever, with larger moves occurring on much lesser volumes.. which shouldn't surprise anyone following it. The trading history in SRSR is too hard to ignore. It can be enormously volatile when it decides to move... and there is ample reason to expect that "its due", again... while its never been close to being wound as tight as it is now.
Until I see more evidence the suppression effort is breaking down, I'll skip picking a price target prediction high for SRSR beyond noting my (remarkably accurate) near term price target indicators have bottomed at $0.07 on the weekly charts and are pointing higher again... while the daily charts show much greater evidence of the effort in suppression... and have been holding around a penny higher than SRSR has been trading since Oct., they broke out again in the last week of the year and the daily chart price indicators are pointing at $0.058 and moving higher, almost vertically, now. Similar daily chart dynamics occurred in late April and late May in 2011. FWIW, my target price indicator concept model was developed using SRSR charts, specifically to account for the trading tactics apparent in the effort in suppression... and it is REALLY good at predicting prices at limits in SRSR's constrained chart dynamics... have called all the recent highs and lows within a tenth of a penny... ahead of the trade by a nice margin of time. It will still likely take something more than a chart based trade to move SRSR over $0.20 and break the range limit in the suppression effort, but, if/when that occurs... look out... SRSR has amazing chart potential... and I will leave it at that. And, then, that "release" from the effort in suppression will probably never happen... with it trading as SRSR ?
Two days ago, GEYEF broke a pinch pattern it was forming, with the MACD turning up now, not yet crossing over the signal line... and the stock is up off the lows at $0.04 at $0.054 with room to move higher. Volumes are tiny. (NOTE: My charting of the U.S. tickers may not reflect what higher volumes traded on the Canadian exchanges might show, but, for now, I'm limited to charting the U.S. tickers on the systems that incorporate my proprietary tools. ) The weekly chart on GEYEF shows a dramatic pinch. I'll be surprised if the charts isn't pointing toward it turning higher and moving past $0.10 or better soon.
GPXM weekly chart is ugly... it's been trying to find a bottom since January, and recently broke below the lower bollies. It's a chart showing it should be bottoming... but, it seems it hasn't found that bottom quite yet. My target price indicators are conflicted, between the daily and weekly charts. The daily keeps showing bottoms that don't hold, while the smoothed weekly data say it could trade higher within the bands, maybe $0.08 or $0.09 before finding a solid bottom... probably down around $0.02 or $0.03. That's what the charts say... and they don't show a predictable January effect... so, I think this one is a slave to metals and issue specific drivers, looking like it needs to experience a surrender event before the rallies will stick.
PANXF is traded so infrequently here and on such odd volume that charting the US symbol seems pointless. Last trade was in August... so... ??? That doesn't mean much about the value... but, the lack of liquidity in the trade here looks like a price risk in the market that has nothing to do with the issue.
TRLDF pinched in Oct and bounced from $0.10 to $0.15 out of the pinch, but it didn't hold or continue, and the last trade was at $0.09 on Dec 23rd, with MACD turning down, and the chart looking like the pinch will widen out again. Similar liquidity risks here as PANXF, but, at least it makes a coherent chart... Daily and weekly charts agree on seeing a target price low around $0.06 to $0.09... if you can get it filled... but, those indicators are weak, tending to follow the price with a narrow lead, if any, rather than anticipating it by weeks and months with real authority, which is what I like to see. Other chart indicators also support it as being at/near a bottom, but, the chart doesn't seem compelling... suggesting it might be worth waiting to see what happens. A solid move in the metals that might help to close the pinch with authority, and you'd expect to see it at $0.20 or better just on the technical move.
CRXEF chart is another pincher... if the ADX portion is a bit weak... and not as dramatic in the pinch as TRLDF, but it has a much better trading dynamic, with a fluid chart showing decent upside within the range of what the chart says it will support. Came out of the pinch with a bounce from $0.10 to $0.14, but last trade was at $0.12 on Nov 29... so, who knows ? Looks like its bottoming, with not enough data on the weekly charts to be meaningful, but the daily charts were predicting a low at $0.10, and both the first and second derivative bollies are pinching, too. Call it a solid BUY at or below $0.10... but, again, not seeing a dynamic in the chart saying you need to hurry... and I'd check the Canadian ticker charts before pulling the trigger... I'm reluctant to say what upside the price targets are, given the data are weak and incomplete... but, call it $0.45
TMXRF daily and weekly charts agree on the recent target price at a bottom at $0.15, but it hit that in mid December and we missed it... Otherwise, MACD just turned up and it still looks oversold...but, trading volumes are light enough that you're fishing for shares, whatever the price. Still not seeing any indications its going to do more than trade within the bands immediately, but, it shows a solid double bottom in Sept and Dec... and seems to have gotten past the pressures forcing it lower. Call it a solid buy, small caps, at $0.18. but wish I bought it at $0.15. Things in the longer term charts aren't as impressive... and if the markets melt down, we could see this down at a target price low of $0.06 to $0.07... but, that won't happen if the markets melt up instead of down. Still, not being clairvoyant, I'll defer to the charts ambivalence on that point and wait for it.
MNRLF is another with a chart too sparse to predict. Last time it traded at $0.30 the next trade was at $0.60. Not sure that means much, given the 7 month gap between the trades. Looks to me like the data going into making the charts on this one is probably screwed up... so.. whatever... Will have to look for chart data for trading where it actually trades...
ADTFF only trades a couple times a month, but it looks like a steal at $0.04 or below with a major pinch formed, and it looks like a double just on the technical bounce.
CNSNF was a pincher that hit the strongly predicted price low at $0.07 the 1st of Dec, hit $0.11 on the technical bounce, and is showing its ready to move higher, after hitting the low target. How much higher, and when, probably depends on the markets more than the CNSNF chart now, with daily chart price indicators pointing higher, but weeklies just following the price like a puppy, showing not much energy behind it... wait for conviction to show... and, then, it should move smartly, but the chart is mushy, for now.
PROBF has a dangerous looking chart... hit a double top in Nov and Dec and the indicators are pointing lower. Will look again if/after if drops.
TWNNF had a nice pinch in Dec at $2.30, but has already bounced out of it at $2.90, might trade a little higher short term, but, nothing too interesting in the potential, probably half of the move already done, and the longer term weekly charts say its going a lot lower... look again at $1.25 to see what it looks like.
AUQ had a beauty of a pinch on Dec 29 below $7.50, hit its price target of $7.30 and is back at $8 already... could still easily trade back up to $9 but longer term charts say its going a lot lower. and it probably will, unless there is an unexpected outbreak of unrealistic optimism, and the larger markets turn around and move higher.
LSG daily charts are saying it has hit its short term lower price targets in Dec at $1.08 and is ready to move higher with a January effect. If the market cooperates and moves higher, this will too. Weekly charts suggest that on a bad day in the market you might get some as low as $0.96... or as low at $0.50 given a bad week or two, but, if there's not a bad day or week in the market soon, it will probably be at $1.40 to $1.80 first in the short term. Longer term, there's still not any conviction in the chart yet, and the price target indicators are just not pointing higher, yet. I'd rather buy it now at $1.25 than at the $4.25 it was in April, but, $0.50 would be great... It had a similar chart pattern in 2008... and it hit the $0.50 predictor, then.... so, call it a solid buy when it gets to $0.55... but, that was December bottom, so... ?
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