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Update -
Possible extreme baggers -
CYRS - could be ready, danger - low volume
TGGI - Not yet ready but could be a good one
Dangerous plays but with great danger comes great reward.
PWRM looks to be petering out - need to get out.
CTIC is correcting from the over-reaction after the fda response - stay in.
jerico whats the happening with pwrm and ctic this week. Are we liking rmix and what does everybody think about the pinch play theory?
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Great meeting tonight.
Playing the Pinch is going to be a good thing.
Pinchers on watch - RMIX _ NVLT - PDGE -
Target exit on HLXW - .60
Hey fellas love the board. I think this will be real good for the group.
Watchlist for week of 3/1
VIONQ - this one's ready! bullish cross soon
CSRH - getting the volume it needs to MOVE
OHB - pinch play, on watch
CCTC - Support
Good support at .10 & better support at.09
Sitting at the 10day ma now @.13, if this does not hold look for the 20 day ma at .10 as possible jump back in point for bounce play.
Keep in mind this is a MOVING average & it is headed up.
Good luck with this play & as always...all my opinion, entertainment value only... if you have done your own due diligence then trade with confidence, if not...PRAY!
EVXA - Is getting a lot of attention right now.
This may get back to the 50day ma at .0027
APSR is going to run some more tommorrow?? CBAI is showing the three amigos in a good place to get in. CALVF and MCCI possible candidates for a quick flip? ICBT is also developing signals.
CCTC - getting pumped by 6 newsletters according to http://stockreads.com/
welcome jeepmaster
your input is welcome - you have done good due diligence and research on your picks, the information highway will run both ways.
CTIC - has found its base
CADE - Looks like it will be going up
nexm - will continue up
msbt - neutral, basing here at support
cpst - heading down, looking for the bottom to buy
PNXE - toast, break out broke down
CCTC - still shaping up
FNXC - still in the toilet
bbyb - fagedaboudit
hellow this is going to be great for us and will make moving within the club easier. Right on jerico
Watchlist update
CCTC - Consolidating, support at .11-.12 watch for bounce off the 20ma
BBYB - Headed south
PNXE - Buy signals confirmed - looking for volume to break the formation
FNXC - Buy signal near.
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My watch list week of 2/22:
cctc - bounce
bbyb - volume alert
pnxe - cup & handle formation
fnxc - bottom buster
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