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Strategies & Market Trends : Ride the Tiger with CD -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Claude Cormier who wrote (1320)	12/23/2003 4:14:16 PM
From: Canuck Dave	Respond to of 314089

Well, CKG is finally looking mighty fine. I got some SUR from cruising the "mostly classical" thread over on Ihub. Chart is excellent, and apparently the fundamentals are good, too. It's a keeper in my PF for a while. Of your other picks, INM is finally looking up, NL and ORM look great, XRC and TVC holding their own, and TM looks ripe for entry (which I did today). AQI looks like it will bust out one day. Chart is very attractive. SVL may finally be a buy again, but I've trimmed my position down to almost none. Others of your picks which are drifting around include GOZ, PLL, and GRS. No hurry to add to any of them. A lot of the big names you have been warning us about (G, GLG, PAA, SSO) are definitely looking tired. CBD looks like it will correct further. CNI is a puzzle, and the tape is nasty right now. I see further weakness. Some of the other names I traded are looking pretty iffy here, like ARQ and PMZ. ETG is a crap shoot. If I entered, I would treat it Vegas style, small position, double down on weakness, sell on move up. Finally, I'm treating FSR as my lottery ticket on silver. Hasn't really done anything in the past 2 years. Its day might come. Then, there's SUF, which is all about the Rand. And, I've got a lot of cash. CD