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Gold/Mining/Energy : CDN. MOMO PUPPIES -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: marcos who wrote (32329)	4/8/2000 3:50:00 PM
From: AllansAlias	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36688

re: Scanning for after-hours activity My golf game was cut short because we were freezing our buns off. I have been writing the after-hours scanning stuff for the last hour and seeing some interesting results. I would really appreciate it if some of the more experienced traders would comment on after-hours tricks. Chief, Wayne, el al from the Pearly White: Can you enlighten me on this? Just one example: Check out trades on Friday for NSH/t. What the heck was that last trade? Rest of scanner results will be ready shortly. --Allan

To: marcos who wrote (32329)	4/8/2000 4:22:00 PM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36688

Hi Marocs, nice to know you're still around. I figured that, except roi was inferior to both AQI and ITF and FFR was in approximately the same price range as ITF and AQI and all of the other criteria. I know I am just nit picking and subjective calls were probably used. What you are doing Allan is a good idea, but I think ascertaining what criteria provides the best reliability and predictability for future momo is very important. For instance: for momo puppies, I have found anything over .50 has pretty good reliability, and predictability, IF it is also in a breakout, in both price and volume. It might be that anything over 1.00 is even more predictable, I don't know. Also the length of time a stock has been rising. My best plays have been stocks that just rise day after day after day. Most of the great ones did that. IW, EWD, Sierra, COR they all just kept rising. I have bought many momo puppies that I didn't even like just because I got tired of watching them go up - winners win. A set of criteria along these lines, I believe, will serve well. For instance most of us just have a feel for the momo when it happens and usually have to make real quick decisions. However, I would bet that if certain situations like the ones above were tested with statistical analysis that we would find some predictability to the .05 level of confidence (<g> had to throw that in from my old stat classes). Defining the variables/criteria for reliability and predictability for the best odds could be very helpful and is what the good traders know, in a sort of non defined manner; or maybe it is defined and I just don't know it <g>.

To: marcos who wrote (32329)	4/8/2000 4:32:00 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 36688

PS Marocs, if holes 4567 (PFN) confirm 123 this whole district will be both a position play and provide killeer trading all summer long as there will be tons of drilling and speculation all summer long. That is why I have spent so much time trying to figure out the district and the players. I remember Hemlo where Golden Scepter (god was the symbol if you can believe that) went from .02 to $20. We used to get a big kick out of looking that one up. PS this River Valley play smells like Hemlo. I think you can buy this stuff now and just not look at it again until you're onions are ready to eat - lol. Probably the best thing to do anyway lol.