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#1 SilentOne

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Posted 01 February 2005 - 06:51 PM

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So as usual, everyone's all out bearish and given up on PMs for the next 1-2 years. Yet we are still within the channel. :lol:

The one to watch.

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#2 Chart Guru Doug

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Posted 01 February 2005 - 07:08 PM

might be ven closer then you think.

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#3 SemiBizz

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Posted 01 February 2005 - 08:56 PM

Here's what bothers me about NEM... Take a look at the volume spike of 1/15/04 .... 19M shares 43.75 Swing High 41.60 Swing Low. Basically NEM has traded $6 on either side of that candle. We've never had a volume anywhere near 19M share day since 1/15/04. My point is this, these volume spikes tend to attract price like a magnet. I have a hunch based on the recent 10M spikes that this stock wants to go lower. For example: 12/8 10.4m Candle Swing High 44.85, Swing Low 43.00 .... Then on 1/4/05 10.7M shares Swing High 42.69 Swing Low 41.44. Here's the problem, NEM was unable to break the swing high of 12/8, even though it had plenty of volume. Also NEM broke the swing low of 12/8 on MORE volume... I think you'll be looking at this 41.44 - 43.80 area (swing high from 1/3) for some time. It actually is somewhat confirming that 2004 candle. I'd use stops on this one for sure, because if it does get away from you, it's going all the way back to $35.... of course, it can also break higher and try and make the $50. I guess overall, the thing is in the middle, that's not the highest risk/reward area to be long or short... I think you'll see this thing under $40, I would place a stop there. I have traded this stock for about 5 yrs now... good luck if you decide to go long here...
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#4 bobalou

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Posted 01 February 2005 - 09:21 PM

I would like to add in ,,the $$ is a if e. to me now...so I covered 2/3's my short on mdg at close for plus $1...senor ,got to me.cash is good. nice john..it seems a lot of do or die..a chaseing we go

#5 SilentOne

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Posted 02 February 2005 - 06:29 AM

Doug, Nice chart there. It is the symmetrical triangle there that says this leg down is about done. A bounce off the trendline, wherever it lies looks imminent then. I added a partial position in NEM today. HL as well. It would have to have completed a 3 leg move (ABC) to this point for a decent rally. Greenie day stands as a possible turning point once again. This time I will be watching the bond market more that the USD. If you look back to 2003, the USD bounced quite strongly yet the PMs began their biggest run in that environment. I wonder if the same thing can happen this year sometime. One other thing. If the HUI starts another leg up this year from these levels to test the highs, it would be incredibly bullish. Why? The EW concept of alternating patterns would suggest that we have merely seem the HUI subdivide (1,2s) so far. Until gold breaks below the 65 week MA, the bull is intact. I will still trade it more than anything right now, looking for the next leg up. cheers, john
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