Forum Archive Index - January 2002

["andrew cottingham" <arco@adinfinitum.co.nz>]

Jefley
You could always try BPC.ax. Food - yep, boring but reasonably safe.
BPC have been in a consolidation pattern  for 4 weeks and look set to break
out. The last 3 days pattern is what I would call 'Three Advancing White
Soldiers' - All Marubozu  (Shaven heads and bottoms) - VERY BULLISH and  a
sign of strength ahead. Macd is approaching the zero, RSI is rising and Para
SAR has given a buy signal. I purchased yesterday, but a conservative person
might want to wait for a close above the resistance line at 60c.  If we get
a close above 60c then I expect all hell to break loose and a fast advance
to higher regions. As usual - no promises. 3 ATR stop loss on a purchase @
57c = 52c

Please Note:
All share trading involves risk and nothing in this e-mail is to be
construed as an invitation or recommendation to trade or invest in BPC.
Andrew


----- Original Message -----
From: Jefley Aitken <jefley@xtra.co.nz>
To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 9:48 AM
Subject: [sharechat] cah -- and what to buy?


> good morning!
>
> whatever is happening to cah?  $1.91 at last look!  yesterday's news just
> didn't seem worth yesterday's 8 cent rise, and this morning's rise seems
> beyond belief.  i've held this share for about four years, and yep, my
> initial price was $1.91.  have long since learned to dislike and distrust
> it, and am very tempted to sell because i cant understand the rise -- and
> don't trust it.
> i haven't had great deal of success with the timing of sales lately, and
> would appreciate some opinions: get out and be grateful, or, hold on a
bit.
>
> which brings me to my last two not terribly well timed sales -- i have
cash
> looking for an investment.  i've been watching and watching wri, pgg, wkl
> and believe the sector still has mileage.  any thoughts on the best
choice.
>
> i've also been following dpc and have developed a recent interest in csg.
>  if anyone has opinions on these shares, i'd like to hear.  then of
course,
> if someone would like to write about their favourite "buy-now" share, that
> would be deeply and truly wunnerful...
> regards, jefley
>
>
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