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Gold/Mining/Energy : CCB vs ZEN truth board -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GrumpyGus who wrote (535)	12/17/2015 6:17:17 PM
From: RuddyMongoose	Respond to of 12350

Message #535 from GrumpyGus at 12/17/2015 3:42:28 PM You know, Ruddy, your posts about CCB's chart showing "down" come across as desperate. Each time CCB pushes up, it drops back a bit, but still to a higher range. Most stocks don't go straight up, but CCB has been in a real sweet uptrend for some time now, and your constant posts of how it always falls back carry no weight. I believe you are a ZEN shareholder, so how you have the gall to criticize CCB's chart when your own investment's chart looks like it does... Grumpie, don't talk to us about gall until you have commented on the gall of the team of ZEN bashers who have been trashing ZEN for two years while claiming they don't own it and don't want to buy ZEN shares.. We were discussing CCB not ZEN in that thread. I was simply commenting on the chart pattern. I don't make up the chart, I just read it. I don't just look at the chart either. As I posted previously, there are a few signs that CCB exhibits before every price pop. Some of them I have never seen for any other junior resources stock I have followed but I don't believe they are a random coincidence. CCB's market CAP appears to be a tad too high given all the red flags it has but it's not unusual for a stock price to be improperly valued by the market in the short term. Time will tell the true value. The market is always right in the long term. You might want to consider life cycle the stages of resource development, how the stage affects the price and where ZEN and CCB are in that cycle before you compare the prices of the two companies. Chief posted about those stages a few times.