Wrong. Up in pre.I think they will set up a trading range DNN UUUU and UEC between today's highs and lows.
Wrong. Up in pre.I think they will set up a trading range DNN UUUU and UEC between today's highs and lows.
Yeah I'm expecting to lose all of yesterday's gains today. Still bearish? And for how long?I think we saw the lows yesterday. More volume would be nice but it is what it is. I would wait for retracements in Uranium and PM miners if I wanted to buy/add. Yesterday's closes might be a place to look. Gaps.
Yeah I'm expecting to lose all of yesterday's gains today. Still bearish? And for how long?
OK, let me refine my question then. We gonna get another dead-cat bounce on "Smackdown Friday"? Double-bottom or V-shaped recovery?Not bearish.
I think my strategy at this point is to place some 3-day bids at Monday's low. If they execute, I'm averaging down.Anyone who says they know the answer to that is lying.
Rick is a tough cookie. I remember an interview a few years back where he said he has only graded one stock a 2. Unfortunately, I don't remember what it was. Never a 1. 3s are rare, so 4s and 5s are pretty good.FWIW, I submitted 10 stocks to Rick Rule to "rate" at https://ruleinvestmentmedia.com/
He/his team rated the 3 Uranium stocks I submitted (1-10), with comments, as applicable, as follows:
DNN: 5, should be the consolidator, requires patience
UEC: 6, (no comments)
UUUU, 5, (no comments)
Still not sure where I want to go with this, so any recommendations would be much appreciated! Thank you and good luck out there folks.
He sure is a tough grader. I really think I admire and respect this gentleman above many others. He's got the track record and the self-described "libertarian" persona that I appreciate.Rick is a tough cookie. I remember an interview a few years back where he said he has only graded one stock a 2. Unfortunately, I don't remember what it was. Never a 1. 3s are rare, so 4s and 5s are pretty good.
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He sure is a tough grader. I really think I admire and respect this gentleman above many others. He's got the track record and the self-described "libertarian" persona that I appreciate.
From the email:
"Thank you for the honor and opportunity of grading and commenting on your natural resource portfolio. The grades are one through ten, with one being best. Please understand that these are company rankings, rather than investment recommendations. I believe that investor education and outreach are the most honest and effective forms of advertising, and marketing.
Please don't be discouraged if you find my rankings harsh...because they are! I've given out less than a dozen "one" rankings in three decades of analyzing resource stocks. Note too, that these rankings are snapshots in time, subject to rapid change, with new news, different markets, and changing share prices."
There's always a lot of chatter at reddit /Uraniumsqueeze, but be warned that suggestions are cheap . . results are not.FWIW, I submitted 10 stocks to Rick Rule to "rate" at https://ruleinvestmentmedia.com/
He/his team rated the 3 Uranium stocks I submitted (1-10), with comments, as applicable, as follows:
DNN: 5, should be the consolidator, requires patience
UEC: 6, (no comments)
UUUU, 5, (no comments)
Still not sure where I want to go with this, so any recommendations would be much appreciated! Thank you and good luck out there folks.
I think my strategy at this point is to place some 3-day bids at Monday's low. If they execute, I'm averaging down.
If they expire on Friday, I'll know the bottom is probably in.
Had to research it, as I'm still learning this stuff. Double Bottom from Investopedia:
The double bottom pattern always follows a major or minor down trend in a particular security, and signals the reversal and the beginning of a potential uptrend. Consequently, the pattern should be validated by market fundamentals for the security itself, as well as the sector that the security belongs to, and the market in general. The fundamentals should reflect the characteristics of an upcoming reversal in market conditions. Also, volume should be closely monitored during the formation of the pattern. A spike in volume typically occurs during the two upward price movements in the pattern. These spikes in volume are a strong indication of upward price pressure and serve as further confirmation of a successful double bottom pattern.
Once the closing price is in the second rebound and is approaching the high of the first rebound of the pattern, and a noticeable expansion in volume is presently coupled with fundamentals that indicate market conditions that are conducive to a reversal, a long position should be taken at the price level of the high of the first rebound, with a stop loss at the second low in the pattern. A profit target should be taken at two times the stop loss amount above the entry price.
Yeah Lancers, I have some of the smaller stink bids getting filled. Got some BSK.VN at 0.195 today.Just because your stocks do not make a lower bottom tomorrow doesn't have to mean the bottom is in. Getting close to gap fills on some of the stocks not others.
FWIW, I submitted 10 stocks to Rick Rule to "rate" at https://ruleinvestmentmedia.com/
He/his team rated the 3 Uranium stocks I submitted (1-10), with comments, as applicable, as follows:
DNN: 5, should be the consolidator, requires patience
UEC: 6, (no comments)
UUUU, 5, (no comments)
Still not sure where I want to go with this, so any recommendations would be much appreciated! Thank you and good luck out there folks.
Well he has a fund. U.UN.TO. They buy physical Uranium. Like his other funds, they have tons of cash and take viable product off the market.Hey does Sprott have any positions in Uranium stocks?
There is buzz they will be joining with the global fund URNM. I haven't dove into the details yet. I DO think the sprott fund will have a lot of upside potential. Mr. Sprott didn't become a billionaire by making bad decisions.OK I wasn't sure whether they were trying to steer people into their own picks. Fair enough.
There is buzz they will be joining with the global fund URNM. I haven't dove into the details yet. I DO think the sprott fund will have a lot of upside potential. Mr. Sprott didn't become a billionaire by making bad decisions.
Like 75% of your allotment.What is this “lot” of cash you speak of?
If I had a lot, I wouldn’t be hanging with you scurvy dogs![]()
does 25% count? I've mal-invested the other 75% in precious metals, uranium, social media, magnesium and lithium stocks. Ironically the only thing I'm ahead on is VXX volatility index.Like 75% of your allotment.
That's not what Dpong does, and he's ahead of us at the moment LOLSell the rips and buy the dips.