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Gold/Mining/Energy : Twin Mining (formerly Twin-Gold) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: VAUGHN who wrote (119)1/26/2002 10:17:14 PM
From: bill  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 613
 
Well said. That's exactly the danger. Not the TA but the
human emotions. The TA may or may not work but the real
problem is selling, figuring you'll buy back in but not
doing it, then missing the next leg up. Been there. Done
that. Usually because I go back to my instincts instead
of trusting the information in front of me. Also, been
hammered because I held on in the face of deteriorating
prices because I believed there would be another leg up.
Learned to take profits along the way. The final outcome
in a play like WSP is that 10,000 shares won't bring
as much final return but since most mining plays don't get
bought out or stay up in price, taking profits a bit at
a time, overall works well for me. Mind you, my father
who has played the penny mining stocks for 62 years
disagrees completely. He held his WSP for the buyout.
He also has a drawer of worthless paper. His game is
home runs or strike outs. I'm too conservative for that.

(I should add that his knoweldge of the penny mining
business is phenomenal. When diamonds were first mentioned,
he was the only person I came across who knew about diamonds
being found in drill core in the Sudbury area during WWII.
They were regarded as a freak occurance. He misses Murray
Pezim. As he says about the horse races. Bet the jockey,
not the horse. Given that, what is your assessment of the
jockey riding TWG?)