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

To: E. Charters who wrote (6583)	5/25/2005 1:54:10 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 8273

Yea verily, preach it brother, that we may be walshed in the Crud of the Ramp ... you mention bottoming patterns above, Dynatec is one that's coming back, step by step, imho - stockcharts.com But, there's an open gap-up now from friday morning ... so i was toying with the idea of selling, sitting on the cash, and getting ten per cent more shares with the same money ... it being May, and all, fundamentals be damned rup.v - that one's still inclined downwards toward the right hand side, no apparent bottom in sight ... getting interesting though, long time since i looked at its story tdc.v - Dave Webb's outfit, might have started its bottom six days ago ... one thing about canadian narrow-vein underground mines, is that they are relatively less sensitive to energy prices ... opencast operations burn fantastic quantities of diesel fuel, especially when they have a steep strip ratio, they're also wearing out expensive iron on a daily basis, maintenance doesn't come cheap for those truck and loader fleets .... on the other hand, underground is more sensitive to labour costs, probably ckg.v - Chesapeake still has an open gap-up from december, from around 4.05 ... on another thread the target of 2.00 was mentioned, well i don't think that likely, but that gap could easily fill ... at the moment it is near touching its 200-day, well below its 50-day, which has turned down ... chances are it can be had for 4.10 between here and Labour day, imho ... dramatic drill results could maybe keep it away from there, and maybe not, given the tendency to sell on news, and the time of year