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Strategies & Market Trends : Strictly: Drilling II -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: hubris33 who wrote (36118)	7/18/2006 8:54:47 AM
From: ItsAllCyclical	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 36161

Well posting here more of late, but of course can change: investorshub.com As for GSS they've had a number of press releases the past month plus that things are on-track and ahead of schedule. I'll likely buy some the next decent dip, but I'm still waiting to see how much geo-political premium is in gold ST. I think things in the ME should settle down a bit more relatively speaking w/in the next few days/week. Yea I've followed IMR for a while so I knew about the dispute, but didn't follow it closely enough to know if IMR would win/lose. The stock was badly lagging for some time now so I didn't touch it. Looks like it was already reflecting the outcome (to a degree). I rarely trade micros these days. GPXM was an exception, but they are few and far between. I do still use a discount broker, but I'm also buying in blocks of 25K or 50K shares at times w/higher dollar amounts and while you may be able to get cheaper prices on smaller blocks usually it's relative to the dollar amt as well. Since I trade more I pay $8. I could probably save some money by doing some trades elsewhere, but I like having everything consolidated and the services keep improving. >> 've been wondering about the entry criteria; best I can tell I need to use some kind of real-time volume screen that alerts to greater than some average volume on an intraday basis in the small caps. If TA is used it has to be on a 15 or 30-minute chart basis as the moves don't fit a 5-minute chart. << Some of the better entries are when the weekly, daily and hourly all line up and look good w/respective TA. It's called multiple time frame analysis and I don't do it w/every issue obviously, but when done right it's a good tool. Not following the Cortez Trend, but you're in good hands w/management there which keeps getting stressed upon me over the years how important that is. Adios