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Gold/Mining/Energy : Mercury Scheduling Systems Inc. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Kevin Hamlin who wrote (408)12/5/1999 9:54:00 AM
From: Kevin Hamlin  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 437
 
This was a post I did over on stockhouse regarding a comment by someone that they were "disappointed MRY hadn't broken $1.50 yet." I thought I would copy this post over to here.

"We didn't take a serious run at $1.50"

Ilrun! Take a look at the chart. The chart and the trading going on in Mercury is nothing short of outstanding!!

Some points to ponder.

1) Huge accumulation by Nesbitt continuing, with them buying at the highs obviously "expecting" (I say knowing) it is going to go much higher. You just don't take on as many shares as they already have, and then continue to buy at the highs unless you know exactly what is going to happen.

2) Take a look at the volume chart. It looks great! Volume is continuing to increase, showing a lot of people starting to come into Mercury.

3) Gap up on Friday, even though the news came out during market hours on Thursday. This was not a "sell on news" scenario where the news was already factored in to the shareprice. Instead, this is a lot of investors beginning to realize the impact of this B.A. news and what it will mean to the future prospects of this company. The company is beginning to be looked at in a different light now....Not a company that "might", but instead a company that "can and is". This new perspective will bring in many new investors who may have been watching Mercury but wanted to wait for "proof". With the B.A. announcement, these investors have now been given a comfort level they are looking for, and are now beginning to buy in. The risk/reward ratio for Mercury can now be seen in a whole new light. Mercury has produced proprietory software that no other competitor has. Furthermore it is now fully operational and fully accepted. It doesn't get much better than that! The company (and the shareprice) should grow rapidly from here.

4) The break through of an established resistance zone of $1.35 on Friday (and on great volume) is a very good sign. (Pull up the 1 year chart and you'll see this $1.35 zone as an established support/resistance zone a number of times. $1.35 is now showing as a support zone on good volume of almost 1/2 million shares.

We might not be at $1.50 yet Ilrun, but I have full confidence with the way MRY is trading that we'll not only be at that level, but substantially beyond. Whether MRY has good pushes forward in the share price, or natural retests of different support and resistance levels, I fully expect that in both the short and medium term my shares in Mercury will be worth far more than they are today.

Regards,

Kevin