MicroCaptain

Cel Sci: Job Listings Are a Good Sign

Don't obsess on technical rules as if they're the word of God. Especially with "story stocks" like CVM, technical indicators are useful only so far as they might work within a certain period of time. If the expected action does not occur, fuggetaboutit and start working on what the chart shows NOW.

Look at AMZN. Huge gap up at the end of January. Around Feb 10, it looked as though the chart might be breaking down to fill the gap. But, no, instead it just consolidated for another month. On March 10, it broke out to the topside again, and today the stock is making new 52-week highs.
Anyone who clung tenaciously to their technical charting rules let a 50% move get away from them.


On Oct 08 03:17 PM drago wrote:

> Do the open gaps on the c.v.m. chart ( such as $1.08 to $1.10 ) not
> being filled... Worry anyone? Another Open gap at .51?

Why 'Investor Intelligence' Is an Oxymoron

In 2000, I started an investment club at my workplace with novice invesors. What a mistake. Guys were forever bringing in charts and recommending stocks "because" they had risen 4 or 5-fold or more in the past year or so.

Groundbreaking WSJ Story on Gold

Using fantastic apocalyptic scenarios as a rationale for owning gold is like buying MSFT because you can make up a fantasy story where they have wiped out every other softwaare company from the face of the earth.


On Jul 09 04:26 PM the_feds_corrupt wrote:

> I think physical gold ownership is absurd.Unless you are planning
> on fleeing the country- forget it !
> 1) Physical gold bullion MUST be assayed before it can be sold.<br/>This
> adds undue expense and inconvienance to selling gold.
> 2) The Government will confiscate gold in the event of economic collapse.
> This you can be sure of .
> 3)Huge security risk: where will you keep your Canadian maple leafs?
> On your person? In your home? Your car? Certainly not in a safe deposit
> box (those will be banned by government like in the 30's).
> I have watched way too many apopolyptic horror scenarios ,home invaders,etc
> willing to do your family or yourself great bodily harm to get at
> your gold.
> 4) Now lets say you have the perfect storm. You have adequate security
> no one knows you have gold and silver hidden. Civilization comes
> crashing down around us -where will you spend your gold ? Barter
> with some local blackmarketers?
> With just in time inventories store shelves will be empty in hours.
>
> Will you and your family eat while your extended family and friends
> go hungry? "Sorry lil nephew I cannot feed you ,You should have told
> that deadbeat father of yours to hoard gold like me!"
> You see the problems that will rise? If you are that certain that
> our society will be consumed by financial chaos then you would be
> far wiser to spend your money now. Buy a cabin in the mountains stock
> it with food and all your toys and then when the moment comes - you
> leave!
> Hoarding gold in a metropolitan environment is at best delaying your
> own demise and at worse suicidal.

3 Stocks to Consider on a Boring Markets Day

"the company still pays a dividend, all-be-it, a small one."

the word is "albeit."

Our Biggest Infrastructure Need? Think Broadband

Interesting. Stock is at $2.18 and the company has $1.53/share in cash. I'd like to learn more about them.


On Nov 17 11:33 PM Tesla_x wrote:

> Ya Meatheads forgot to mention OCNW!
>
> DSL/IPTV/Ethernet
>
> Good stuff, and a fast growing company with cash, no debt and pretty
> much hit breakeven recently.
>