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Strategies & Market Trends : Winter in the Great White North -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Frankly Speaking who wrote (6293)	4/6/2005 5:24:51 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 8273

Anatolia can be sleepy for long periods, it's undervalued for what they've got, imho, but that seems to mean little to the shareprice for long periods ... there is likely a perception of country risk, more imagined than real, i think ... one thing is, after they got 100% of Copler, they did a financing for 4m shares, price was 1.75 if memory serves - and that was about four months ago, so they'll be coming free trading now ... hard to say what that may mean, but heavy hitters took down the placement and may wish to encourage things along A release like that could capture attention in the morning, for sure, make for a little spike on big volume ... i could use some more myself, thinking about leaving in a bid, 1.40ish maybe .... but if it gaps, i'll be having my finger poised over the sell button, even on shares bought previously ... maybe let it run a day or two first, if it wants to, and then the moment the volume slacks, ka-ching, shovel em out the door ... long run it's a good one imho, short run it's hard to keep your fingers off the little buy and sell buttons ... plus, gaps do tend to fill [look at the one from last fall, you wouldn't have thought on 20-something november that that would fill, but it did ... ahem] .... cheers