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Gold/Mining/Energy : Day trading in Canada -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: the Chief who wrote (1439)	11/20/1998 12:41:00 PM
From: keith massey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4467

Hey Chief I don't really care either way if people want to discuss fast moving and inplay stocks on this thread. I am just suggesting that people take a couple more seconds and right some of there trading ideas and methods. This is a learning thread. I take exception to that statement! I don't criticize anyones analysis. This stock was an exception to the rule, there were about 5 estimations put forth based on that momentum, using volume and MACD predictions unfortunately 2 of them appeared on this thread, and again for that I apologize. But please lets not get into a "my theory of analysis is better than yours" discussion it is not one that anyone wins! I am not slamming anyones trading methods. Since I am here to learn I want to here about every trading method out there and learn by other peoples mistakes or sucesses. If people make price predictions based on MACD, momentum, resistance points, etc., great. However one liners with only a price prediction and nothing else help very little to expand my knowledge base. It may be a good idea to start another thread "Inplay Stocks in Canada" where one lining statement are the norm and little analysis on stocks is performed. If people like the idea then lets do it and change this thread back to more of an educational site. I will participate fully in the new thread since I do like talking about stocks in play in a laid back way. Best Regards KEITH