Poster’s Paradise

That’s a keeper for TGC….Now, we await your depiction of Ron Rosen.    Gold @ $1000. and rising …Ron @ Hui sub 150 and Silver @ $ 8.50   date of Sept 2009.   Simon say’s Patience. 

I thought you may be talking about cardero, and I am not even certain if that was the one I read about a few weeks ago, strong insider buying and good fundamentals. Wish i could remember which one it was and where I found the data. It was on a watch list and disapeared. Might have been cardero, any thoughts appreciated?

The dilated pupils are the clue, he’s been eating magic pumpkins.

Just came in and see that things look positive.

Do not think anyone will be sending any green fees until ECU is over $3.00.  FGC is paying for Floridagold, Scruffy, Wanka, & Me.  Have never played Peble Beach but would love to try.

Playing in the club championship for the next two days.

Ichimoku clouds are showing HUI in a definite uptrend, having overcome the resistance of the pink cloud. The green cloud’s appearance is an indication that the strong trend upward will continue. For those interested in charts, there is an interesting read on Ichimoku cloud theory at Stockcharts.com.

The HUI 6ominute chart is also looking good, and could be indicating a good week next week or soon after.

As those cute little baby kids on tv  say ….”I bought a pant load” of Minera when it bottomed july 09 .  Buy um when nobody wants um ,sell em when everybody wants em .   hehe

up 26%

Highest Short Interest in the Precious Metals & Minerals Industry Detected in Shares of Hecla Mining (HL, CDE, PZG, SSRI, SWC)
Written on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 7:20am

By Chip Brian

Below are the top five companies in the Precious Metals & Minerals industry as measured by the short interest ratio. A higher short interest ratio may indicate the potential for a sizeable short squeeze.
Hecla Mining (NYSE:HL) has a short interest ratio of 7.2 based on average daily volume of 5 million shares and 39.3 million shares short. That equates to 15.3% of the 256.1 million shares outstanding.
Coeur d’Alene Mines (NYSE:CDE) has a short interest ratio of 4.8 based on average daily volume of 1 million shares and 9.3 million shares short. That equates to 10.4% of the 89.3 million shares outstanding.
Paramount Gold and Silver (AMEX:PZG) has a short interest ratio of 4.4 based on average daily volume of 421,000 shares and 1.9 million shares short. That equates to 1.7% of the 107.1 million shares outstanding.
Silver Standard Resources (NASDAQ:SSRI) has a short interest ratio of 3.5 based on average daily volume of 479,000 shares and 1.7 million shares short. That equates to 2.1% of the 78.8 million shares outstanding.
Stillwater Mining (NYSE:SWC) has a short interest ratio of 3.4 based on average daily volume of 1 million shares and 5.6 million shares short. That equates to 5.7% of the 97.8 million shares outstanding.
SmarTrend is bullish on shares of CDE and our subscribers were alerted to Buy on August 05, 2010 at $16.06. The stock has risen 7% since the alert was issued.
Cheers
Adrian

Galway up 12%

I’ll buy some ECU if you guys buy some HL

23 bucks U.S for a Silver Maple ….not too bad….

I think Goldrunner and The Coin Guy should send down Greens Fees to Floridagold…and Kentucky

a tripple wj
kentucky must push push push more!!!

spent on aboriginals, indian affairs, welfare, etc and divided it up amongst the Natives, they would have a standard of living double that of the average Canadian. Lawyers, politicos, and beaurocrats get most of the money while the Natives live in grinding poverty. It is sickening, but nobody has the guts to change the status quo.

Here is the stockchart read on Ichimoku Clouds. Complex stuff. But from what I can gather a green cloud formation does indicate an uptrend, and the trend remains bullish as long as price remains above the cloud.

stockcharts.com/school/doku.php?id=chart_school:technical_indicators:ichimoku_cloud

7.2 mag. No early reports of damage.

Neo

www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/09/03/major-earthquake-hits-new-zealand/?test=latestnews

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) — Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS 147.82, +8.04, +5.75%) is closing its principal-strategies business, responsible for investing the firm’s own capital, Bloomberg reported Friday on its website, citing two people familiar with the decision. The move is to comply with new U.S. regulations aimed at curbing risk. Goldman employs about 65 to 70 employees in the unit, the news agency said. Some of them may be transferred to other divisions within the company while the team in Asia may try to set up a new hedge fund, according to Bloomberg. Earlier this week, JP Morgan Chase & Co.

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It couldn’t be their risk that they are curbing. They have no risks. It must be everyone elses risks that are in the same waters. Those

Not to savvy but I’ll keep working on it.

Thanks for all the tips you’ve made available. BTW, I did pick up Alexco.

That was my 1st choice because my brain pinged but then I thought a bit too penny stockish for you  .. Guess I need to listen to my brain pings 100 percent..never fails.

Thanks for the tips !

BTW Same ticker on the Vancouver Exchange    MDW.V

Maybe I’ll break even soon!

So, ole bean … AuGirl sniffed it out … Midway it is … and with a money back guarantee from Samb it’s a sure winner! 

HUI down but my PF is kicking patootie!