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To: The1Stockman who wrote (24430)9/6/2025 11:55:15 AM
From: The1Stockman1 Recommendation

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Oldbasalt

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The weekly chart Below.

The 50-week EMA has now moved well above the 200-week.
The 100-week is looking up and moving higher.

The averages are lining up, it takes time.
This would be the first time the 4 weekly EMA averages line up in a positive formation (once the 100-week moves above the 200-week) since late 2016.




To: The1Stockman who wrote (24430)9/14/2025 11:43:43 AM
From: The1Stockman2 Recommendations

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1933Saint4me
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MUX is still coiling sideways in between the two black lines, the $13.17 and the $13.88, it is however favoring the top end of those lines. Friday's close is interesting, the pivot-point on Friday's high/low range is at $13.87.5 which is right in the middle of the upper black line.

This could coil for sometime to come, but of course at some point it will move out of those black lines and preferably upwards,... typically, within 3 to 4 week window.

The 9/04/2025 low at $13.22 (second red bar after the spike) still stands, it was tested this past Thursday at $13.28 which is the green bar with the long downwards tail.



The Weekly chart below also has a pivot point at $13.87.5. The 50-day EMA has moved yet higher and the100-day continues its approach towards the 200-day.



Food for thought:
This is a watch list I put together of the top copper stocks which I view often, all of them are billion $ companies. I think MUX is preforming very very well considering they have not begun to produce any copper yet!

They are in the top 3 in regard to the (52-week high-range,) which is mostly due to it being in the gold sector as well.





MUX now has trading volume above 1-million shares daily on a 3-month average, and is also the lowest volume trading stock on the list. The last two tickers in the chart below are gold and sliver.

MUX's (52-week Low Chg%) category at ($116.61%) is impressive for having a Market-Cap of 3/4 million dollars, while some of the other gold silver miners are multi billion dollar companies.
SSRM has 4.45 billion market cap and is leading the pack @ a (52-week Low Chg%) of 342.49%