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AEM position. looking at NEM.
Silver not ready yet, but looking better.
Islander
AEM
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, Jul 27 2012 08:55 AM
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dharma
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 09:58 AM
silver will enter the fray when there is more proof the rally is lasting-it is more speculative
aem, on a longer term chart is making a rounding bottom
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 10:05 AM
Chart
AEM position. looking at NEM.
Silver not ready yet, but looking better.
Islander
Silentone (John) mentioned to me around May that he was looking for Hurst cycle a 4yr and 16 yr major bottom in AEM which I believe we might have seen it. It's RS (relative strength) is one of the few that has been on X too..still on a pnf buy..it's a long term hold and buy on dips imo
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Posted 27 July 2012 - 10:41 AM
Talk about a tale of two stocks, what the Dickens is going on here?Chart
AEM position. looking at NEM.
Silver not ready yet, but looking better.
Islander
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Posted 09 August 2012 - 11:24 PM
Chart
AEM position. looking at NEM.
Silver not ready yet, but looking better.
Islander
Silentone (John) mentioned to me around May that he was looking for Hurst cycle a 4yr and 16 yr major bottom in AEM which I believe we might have seen it. It's RS (relative strength) is one of the few that has been on X too..still on a pnf buy..it's a long term hold and buy on dips imo
TM
Hi Irene,
AEM looks good since we last talked.
cheers,
john
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