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I'm trying to write a scan for stocks crossing and staying above the Chandelier exit on a weekly chart.
For some reason, just inserting:
and [Chandlr(22,3,long) > close]
from the drop down menu in the advanced scan technical indicator box gives me results both above and below the close.
What am I doing wrong??
Many thanks for any help.
Canadian drillers outlook...
Posted by yahearme on IV High Yield MB:
http://www.investorvillage.com/groups.asp?mb=6781&mn=64497&pt=msg&mid=10307441
Wages, day rates set to rise on improved drilling....
By James Mahony
The sense that day rates might be on the way up while the current surplus of drilling rigs might dwindle is making some producers think hard about locking up rigs for the longer-term, interviews with drilling contractors suggest.
As spring break-up nears, a straw poll of smaller, mostly Alberta contractors suggests more producers are mulling the prospect of signing contracts over the weeks to come, as they see early signs that the fall-and-winter drilling season will be brisk.
Without saying how many of their rigs are under contract later this year and next winter, contractors that spoke to the Bulletin recently said customers are broaching the topic more often.
"Operators we were [recently] out with indicated they want to get [rigs] signed up early for next year," said Kevin Sandquist, chief financial officer for Red Deer-based Predator Drilling Inc. "They definitely see a need for the rigs next year, and likely a shortage of quality [oilsands] coring rigs," he said, highlighting one of the company's niches.
In part, he attributed producers' enthusiasm to buoyant oil prices. "The producers signing up earlier, those most anxious to get [rigs] signed up, are drilling for oil. We've got three rigs in our fleet that will drill 1,800 to 2,500 metres, and they'll do the shallow, horizontal stuff as well. The demand for those types of rig is definitely going to be there this summer."
Among contractors canvassed by the Bulletin, there was a sense that producers are more contract-focused. "We're having more discussions around locking rig rates in for longer periods," said Dale Tremblay, chairman and chief executive officer of Western Energy Services Corp., which owns Horizon Drilling Inc., Pantera Drilling Inc., Cedar Creek Drilling Ltd. and Impact Drilling Ltd.
"We're going to have a pretty active break-up period. After break-up, rigs are being booked already for the summer. So, we anticipate a very solid summer and a strong winter drilling program."
At the same time, not every contractor is thrilled about locking up rigs in the current market.
While still able to adjust rig charges for inflation and wage increases under most contracts, the contractor nonetheless loses the ability to raise day rates.
While most contractors that spoke to the Bulletin expect rates to rise, the concern is that any driller who signs a contract now will forfeit potential increases that may arise because of market conditions.
Although they usually decline during break-up, Tremblay expects day rates to hold up this year. "We anticipate [rates] staying solid through break-up and the summer. But in the fall, ... you'll see a general increase that will include an increase for field labour, overhead and operating costs," he said, estimating the rise could be in the five-to-six-per-cent range. At least one other contractor adopted the same estimate.
For its part, the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors official forecast calls for a 20 per cent utilization rate in the second quarter, although CAODC President Don Herring said anecdotal conversations with individual contractors suggest they're expecting to see more activity. "They're certainly more optimistic than our forecast," he said.
Two years ago, the CAODC recommended members cut drill rig workers' wages 10 per cent, in response to a sharply-falling market, although those wages were eventually restored. In the current market, contractors agreed that pressure to boost wages has been steadily growing. Herring concurred.
"I'd suggest there probably will be pressure on wages, in part because there was a relatively small increase this winter, on Oct. 1, 2010, as we went into the winter drilling season," he said, noting there were no wage increases in the previous two winter drilling seasons.
Indeed, to attract qualified rig personnel, some contractors have set aside the CAODC's current recommended wage scale and charted their own course. Different contractors approach compensation differently, and not all have boosted wages. Instead, some pay incentives or bonuses that boost workers' overall take at year-end.
"We've seen a number of competitors paying above the CAODC's recommended wage schedule," said Predator's Sandquist. "Most contractors adhere to that, but when there's a shortage of labour, contractors will go out and give bonuses on top as well. There are also other incentives."
All but one contractor interviewed by the Bulletin agreed there is now a shortage of qualified rig workers.
According to Wayne Zandee, president of Estevan-based, Red Dog Drilling Inc., finding crews remains a huge challenge. Red Dog serves southeast Saskatchewan and southwest Manitoba.
Equipped with three fully-crewed rigs, Zandee does not have a fourth. "And if I were to build or buy one, it would be crazy, because I wouldn't know how I'm going to crew it," he said, noting the crewing problem is dogging not only smaller contractors, but the industry's heavy-hitters.
"Some [contractors are saying] they've never had the difficulty they're now having getting rigs crewed," said Don Herring. "This winter, a lot of rigs that could have gone to work were parked, [and] a number were run with just two crews, which means they'd have to shut down after two weeks, to give the guys a week's break. We saw more of that than we expected."
The same point was made by Western's Dale Tremblay, who linked worker interest in drilling contractors to their rig utilization rates, something that depends on the age of the contractor's equipment, he said. Older rig iron, including rigs designed for shallow, vertical wells, tends to see less activity than newer rigs made for the longer-reach, horizontals that producers are increasingly drilling today.
Rig hands know this, and often go where newer rigs -- and higher utilization rates -- are. "If you work for the bigger [contractors], you have older equipment," he said. "In the winter, you're busy, but in the summer, [they] lay you off because they're only running 60 per cent of their equipment. People just gravitate to equipment that's newer and is going to work steadier," he said.
As for pressure to increase wages, some drilling contractors blamed the oilsands sector, which has driven inflation in other sectors. When oilsands employers boost wages, one contractor said, employees gravitate away from the rigs unless there is an increase in drilling floor wages. Contractors who disregard the trend end up losing workers to northeastern Alberta's bitumen projects.
Contractors who spoke to the Bulletin felt the pressure to boost wages is growing, and will soon lead to an increase, although there was no consensus on what percentage might be involved. Wages are just one component, albeit the biggest, in a contractor's operating costs. Higher fabrication and maintenance costs and the rising cost of day-to-day rig consumables are also putting pressure on contractors to boost day rates to recover costs.
The sense that day rates for drill rigs will move soon also came from at least one big contractor. In a conference call, analysts recently quizzed Bob Geddes, head of Ensign Energy Service Inc. on the matter. In particular, they asked if this year's second quarter would bring any "pick-up" beyond normal day rates. "The big change [in day rates] will be in Canada, for sure," he replied.
Some smaller drillers, including Calgary-based Ironhand Drilling Inc., are optimistic that post-break-up, drilling in Western Canada will recover faster than last year. "I believe we'll come out of the gate a lot quicker than we did last year," said Ron Sutley, vice-president and chief operating officer.
Despite the slowdown associated with break-up, he believes positive sentiments in the industry currently outweigh the negative, and expects producers will be looking at bigger drilling programs, although he foresees a slow build-up after spring break-up. By late fall or early winter, he expects the industry might get back to an 80 per cent utilization.
One oilfield service company said a lack of workers is holding back a higher utilization rate, despite stronger levels of activity. "We're seeing a healthier season and higher levels of activity than last year," said Deborah Close, president of Concord Well Servicing. "Some of our customers are even talking about working through break-up," she said, noting activity is especially brisk in oil-prone areas.
"I know we could see higher utilization, [but] our biggest constrictor is not the level of demand, but our ability to crew the rigs," she said. "That's going to be our challenge."
Concord currently operates 129 service rigs. Like its drilling contractors, CAODC's service rig contractors are seeing some competitors pay wages above the association's recommended scale, although it's not clear how common the practice is.
"We're seeing all different flavours of that," she said. "It could be anything from a retention bonus to a hiring bonus. It's not always a straight wage uptick. Most [oilfield service] companies are offering some kind of perk that they weren't offering over the last couple of years. It's definitely going on in the service side."
This was posted by Nochicasgordas on the InvestorVillage Precious Metals board:
http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=144&mn=68315&pt=msg&mid=10292200
Here's what happened the last few times silver margin requirements were raised:
Re: comex margin
Previous CME rate hikes in silver margins and close price next day.
Rate hike open high low close next close
11/09/10 27.71 29.33 26.47 26.93 27.26
11/16/10 25.50 25.86 25.02 25.47 25.65
02/18/11 31.69 32.85 31.59 32.52 33.06
03/24/11 37.24 38.14 36.84 37.13 ?
The 11/16/10 hike in margin was meant to help beat down the silver market after a big 2 day slide. Didn't work.
The 2/18/11 margin hike was met with some big buying....They didn't expect that one at all.
So I guess the had the cheat today and let the big boys sell before we in the mushroom class were allowed to know.
Had a nice run up yesterday with no EE intervention. Someone mentioned a bull trap. Sure felt like one.
11/09/10 30% hike in margin
11/16/10 6% hike in margin
02/18/11 50% hike in margin
03/24/11 not sure what this one was.
Up days for silver after each one. Signs of distress for the EE.
March 24, 2011 8:11 PM
Is anyone interested in sharing scans that they have written? I find formulating scans is a slooooow process, with lots of fine tuning, to eventually get the results I want, without a lot of extraneous charts.
I really marvel at the resident pros who can zero in on what the scan should ask for, but more importantly, what the scan shouldn't ask for. My brain just doesn't function in that manner, so when I finally come up with a scan that delivers what I am looking for, I feel a bit victorious.
Mostly, I'm a position or swing trader, so I'm looking at the shorter term. Not swinging for the fences, just a 5 to 10% gain and I'll move on. If it happens intraday, I'll take it.Usually, it's a week or even two.
Just to start things off,this is a simple scan for a Stochastic breakout over the 20 oversold line. Finds lots of nice hinges. I just trade Canadian stocks, so if you want US stocks, change "country" to "United States"
There will be lots candidates on the list today, just because of the selloffs last week, but normally, for Canadian stocks, I get about a dozen candidates each day.I'm not sure how many US stocks would normally be generated.
So here's the scan. Maybe others have an addition or improvement to it, such as combining it with a trend or volume indicator. That would lower the number of candidates, but also increase their potential. You should be able to just copy and paste the scan into the Advanced User "Scan Expression" box.
[type = stock] and [country = canada] and [daily sma(20,daily volume) > 40000] and [daily sma(60,daily close) > 2] and [2 days ago daily full stoch %k(14,3,3) < 20] and [daily full stoch %k(14,3,3) > 20]
Anyone else like to add a scan. We could develop a nice library.
AMY.V trades so far today. Sorry for the formatting.
Not sure if this is what you want
20110318 - Trades for :AMY
Ex Time Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
V 20110318 12:42:32 0.70 0.05 3500 14 ITG 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 12:41:41 0.70 0.05 473 15 UBS 89 Raymond James E
V 20110318 12:41:41 0.70 0.05 500 15 UBS 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 12:36:44 0.70 0.05 1500 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 12:36:44 0.70 0.05 500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 12:28:50 0.70 0.05 2000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 11:57:56 0.70 0.05 2500 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 11:49:27 0.71 0.06 2000 14 ITG 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:47:30 0.70 0.05 2500 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 11:43:35 0.70 0.05 500 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 11:42:44 0.71 0.06 2000 22 Fidelity 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:42:39 0.71 0.06 3000 7 TD Sec 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:42:03 0.71 0.06 8000 124 Questrade 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:39:13 0.71 0.06 500 99 Jitney 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:38:53 0.71 0.06 5000 2 RBC 83 Mackie KW
V 20110318 11:37:00 0.71 0.06 20000 79 CIBC 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:34:05 0.69 0.04 1000 33 Canaccord 14 ITG K
V 20110318 11:27:34 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:23:46 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:20:08 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:16:42 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:13:13 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:11:39 0.71 0.06 1000 79 CIBC 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:11:14 0.71 0.06 7500 79 CIBC 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:06:44 0.71 0.06 2000 79 CIBC 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 11:06:44 0.71 0.06 500 79 CIBC 79 CIBC K
V 20110318 11:06:06 0.70 0.05 2500 79 CIBC 1 Anonymous K
V 20110318 11:03:37 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 1 Anonymous K
V 20110318 11:00:34 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:57:28 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:54:15 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:53:07 0.71 0.06 3000 7 TD Sec 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:51:17 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:48:13 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:45:23 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 83 Mackie K
V 20110318 10:42:53 0.70 0.05 2000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:42:44 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:40:10 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:37:19 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:35:23 0.69 0.04 2000 33 Canaccord 15 UBS K
V 20110318 10:34:02 0.69 0.04 500 89 Raymond James 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:34:02 0.69 0.04 4500 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:32:35 0.70 0.05 2500 79 CIBC 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:32:05 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:29:30 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:26:51 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:24:39 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:22:02 0.70 0.05 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:19:56 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:17:35 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:15:17 0.72 0.07 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:13:27 0.69 0.04 5500 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:13:27 0.70 0.05 500 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:12:46 0.72 0.07 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:10:39 0.72 0.07 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:08:31 0.73 0.08 500 89 Raymond James 79 CIBC K
V 20110318 10:06:52 0.73 0.08 2000 7 TD Sec 79 CIBC K
V 20110318 10:06:22 0.74 0.09 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:04:19 0.74 0.09 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:03:52 0.74 0.09 5500 36 Latimer 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 10:03:52 0.74 0.09 2000 36 Latimer 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:03:52 0.74 0.09 500 36 Latimer 46 Macquarie K
V 20110318 10:03:34 0.74 0.09 1500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:03:18 0.74 0.09 1500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:03:18 0.74 0.09 1500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 10:02:04 0.74 0.09 500 89 Raymond James 46 Macquarie K
V 20110318 10:01:00 0.74 0.09 222 85 Scotia 89 Raymond James E
V 20110318 10:01:00 0.74 0.09 2000 85 Scotia 46 Macquarie K
V 20110318 10:01:00 0.74 0.09 4000 85 Scotia 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:57:28 0.73 0.08 3000 1 Anonymous 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:54:12 0.73 0.08 4500 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:53:35 0.73 0.08 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:52:26 0.71 0.06 4500 79 CIBC 85 Scotia K
V 20110318 09:51:19 0.71 0.06 500 89 Raymond James 85 Scotia K
V 20110318 09:49:49 0.73 0.08 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:47:52 0.73 0.08 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:45:59 0.73 0.08 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:44:11 0.73 0.08 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:42:29 0.74 0.09 500 89 Raymond James 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:40:52 0.74 0.09 500 79 CIBC 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:40:52 0.73 0.08 5000 79 CIBC 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:40:52 0.70 0.05 4000 79 CIBC 46 Macquarie K
V 20110318 09:39:11 0.69 0.04 5000 33 Canaccord 33 Canaccord K
V 20110318 09:34:55 0.68 0.03 300 89 Raymond James 36 Latimer E
V 20110318 09:34:55 0.68 0.03 1500 36 Latimer 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:34:55 0.68 0.03 500 36 Latimer 2 RBC K
V 20110318 09:34:09 0.68 0.03 250 36 Latimer 89 Raymond James E
V 20110318 09:33:46 0.68 0.03 500 85 Scotia 2 RBC K
V 20110318 09:33:46 0.68 0.03 500 85 Scotia 36 Latimer K
V 20110318 09:33:46 0.68 0.03 14000 85 Scotia 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:33:28 0.68 0.03 4000 14 ITG 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:33:03 0.67 0.02 4000 36 Latimer 85 Scotia K
V 20110318 09:31:49 0.67 0.02 500 89 Raymond James 85 Scotia K
V 20110318 09:31:49 0.67 0.02 500 89 Raymond James 85 Scotia K
V 20110318 09:31:40 0.68 0.03 2000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:31:39 0.68 0.03 10000 15 UBS 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:31:39 0.68 0.03 10000 15 UBS 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 250 89 Raymond James 7 TD Sec E
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 2000 14 ITG 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 5000 85 Scotia 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 4000 15 UBS 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 500 36 Latimer 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 1500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
V 20110318 09:30:00 0.64 -0.01 1500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec KL
Number of trades shown: 104
Total volume: 217995
AMY Goes to the well:
American Manganese Inc (C-AMY) - News Release
American Manganese arranges $5.04-million financing
2011-02-16 08:21 ET - News Release
Shares issued 65,368,678
AMY Close 2011-02-15 C$ 0.78
Mr. Larry Reaugh reports
AMERICAN MANGANESE ANNOUNCES $5,040,000 BOUGHT DEAL PRIVATE PLACEMENT
American Manganese Inc. has entered into a financing agreement pursuant to which Laurentian Bank Securities Inc. ("LBS" or the "Underwriter") has agreed to purchase, on a bought deal private placement basis, 7,200,000 Units of the Company at a price of $0.70 per unit (the "Issue price") for total gross proceeds of $5,040,000 (the "Offering").
Each Unit consists of one Common Share of the Company (each a "Common Share") and one-half of one Common Share purchase Warrant (each whole warrant a "Warrant"). Each Warrant entitles the holder to purchase one Common Share at a price of $0.90 per share for eighteen months from the date of issue.
The Company has also granted LBS an option to purchase up to an additional 7,200,000 Units, under the same terms and conditions (the "Underwriter's Option"). The Underwriter's Option is exercisable at any time up to 48 hours prior to the closing date.
The net proceeds from the Offering will be used by the Company for advancing the pre-feasibility study and pilot plant testing; to increase the drilling program; to further the environmental studies and for general working capital.
Upon closing of the Offering, the Company will pay the Underwriter a cash commission equal to 8% of the gross proceeds of the Units sold and will issue LBS non-transferable warrants (the "Compensation Options") equal to 8% of the Units sold. Each Compensation Option will entitle the Underwriter to purchase one Common Share of the company at a price of CDN$0.70 per Common Share for a period of 24 months from the closing date.
The closing of the Offering is expected to occur on or about March 8, 2011 and is subject to receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals including that of the TSX Venture Exchange. The securities issued in the context of the Offering will be subject to a hold period of four months and one day.
Nosleep,
Here's two beaten up Oil and gas Egyptian based stocks to add to the list ( no positions as of now but held TGL in the past):
Sea Dragon Energy
SDX.V http://www.seadragon.ca/
Chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SDX.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p17176393578
presentation:http://www.seadragon.ca/uploads/Presentations/CorporatePresentation.pdf
Latest Egyptian related NR:
http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/oldsite/oldsite_p.aspx?pf=1
....................
TransGlobe Energy
TGL.TO TGA http://www.trans-globe.com/
Chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=TGL.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p33742815140
presentation: http://www.trans-globe.com/investors/presentations-and-events/documents/December132010CorporatePresentation.pdf
This just out... Gartman severely twists ankle jumping on and off the gold band wagon :+)
Stan Bhrati... What other companies is he associated with : (Sorry for the formatting. he's been busy!!!)
From stockwatch.com:
Roles for Bharti Stalin (Stan)
Company Date Role Description
1103375 ONTARIO 1999-04-28 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Aberdeen International Inc 2008-01-25 Became a director of Co
Admiral Bay Resources Inc (1) 2002-12-19 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2003-01-05 Became a director of Co
2003-04-01 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2005-07-05 Bought a private placement in Co
2005-11-14 Became a former director of Co
Alderon Resource Corp (2) 2010-03-01 Became a director of Co
Alexis Minerals Corp 2003-09-05 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2004-01-26 Became a director of Co
2007-04-22 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Allana Potash Corp 2007-12-07 Bought a private placement in Co
2007-12-07 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Allana Resources Inc 2007-12-07 Bought a private placement in Co
2007-12-07 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Apogee Minerals Ltd 2004-09-27 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2005-12-13 Became a director of Co
Arctos Petroleum Corp 2006-06-30 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2006-08-03 Became a director of Co
2006-12-31 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2007-09-18 Received shares for debt
Augen Capital Corp 2004-02-24 Became a director of Co
2004-03-31 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2004-11-15 Became a former director of Co
2005-04-28 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Avion Gold Corp 2007-06-21 Became a director of Co
2007-11-14 Bought a private placement in Co
2007-11-14 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Avion Resources Corp 2007-06-21 Became a director of Co
2007-11-14 Bought a private placement in Co
2007-11-14 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Beartooth Platinum Corp 2004-02-09 Became a director of Co
2004-02-16 Bought a private placement in Co
2004-02-16 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2004-02-16 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Belo Sun Mining Corp 2010-02-19 Became a director of Co
BLM MEXICANA SA 1994-03-29 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
BLM Service Group Inc 1990-01-15 Became a director of Co
2001-04-15 Became a former director of Co
Carlaw Capital Corp 2007-08-20 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Cash Minerals Ltd 2005-09-30 Became a director of Co
2007-04-28 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Castillian Resources Corp 2003-10-08 Bought a private placement in Co
2003-10-08 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2003-10-08 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2003-10-23 Became a director of Co
2004-02-05 Became a former director of Co
2005-06-10 Became a director of Co
2009-04-28 Was disclosed as a vendor to Co
2010-02-01 Was disclosed as a vendor to Co
Central Sun Mining Inc 2007-12-05 Became a director of Co
Consolidated Thompson Iron Mines Ltd 2005-06-01 Became a director of Co
2005-11-24 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2006-06-14 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Consolidated Thompson-Lundmark Gold Mines Ltd 2005-06-01 Became a director of Co
2005-06-15 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2005-11-24 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Crocodile Gold Corp 2009-10-05 Became a director of Co
Crowflight Minerals Inc 2003-06-26 Became a director of Co
2003-06-26 Bought a private placement in Co
2003-06-26 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2003-06-26 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2003-10-08 Bought a private placement in Co
2004-01-19 Bought a private placement in Co
2004-11-23 Bought a private placement in Co
2005-06-23 Bought a private placement in Co
2006-11-03 Bought a private placement in Co
2010-11-29 Became a former director of Co
Dacha Capital Inc 2009-07-13 Became a director of Co
2010-05-04 Became a former director of Co
Dacha Strategic Metals Inc 2009-07-13 Became a director of Co
2010-05-04 Became a former director of Co
Desert Gold Ventures Inc (2) 2006-05-17 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Desert Sun Mining Corp 2002-02-28 Became a director of Co
2002-05-13 Bought a private placement in Co
2002-05-13 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2002-05-13 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2002-05-21 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Dynamite Resources Ltd 2006-06-02 Bought a private placement in Co
2006-06-02 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2006-06-14 Became a director of Co
2006-07-31 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
ECU Gold Mining Company Inc 1996-08-15 Became a director of Co
2000-06-30 Became a former director of Co
ECU Silver Mining Inc 1996-08-15 Became a director of Co
2000-06-30 Became a former director of Co
eNblast Productions Inc 2001-06-11 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2001-06-14 Became a director of Co
2002-01-30 Became a former director of Co
Eurocontrol Technics Inc 2006-05-17 Became a director of Co
2006-07-28 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Exile Resources Inc 2010-10-25 Became a director of Co
Ferus Resources Ltd 2009-04-28 Was disclosed as a former shareholder of Co
Forbes & Manhattan Inc 2007-09-21 Was disclosed as an officer of Co
2008-10-24 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Forbes and Manhattan Coal Corp 2007-02-18 Became a director of Co
Forbes and Manhattan Inc 2001-06-15 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Franc-Or Resources Corp 2008-07-09 Became a director of Co
Galaxy OnLine Inc 1997-01-15 Became a director of Co
1997-01-15 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2000-03-01 Became a former director of Co
Garson Gold Corp 2009-12-21 Became a director of Co
Glencairn Gold Corp 2007-10-02 Became a director of Co
2007-10-02 Bought a private placement in Co
2007-10-02 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Golden Goose Resources Inc 1996-12-10 Became a director of Co
1998-09-01 Became a former director of Co
Kansai Mining Corp 2007-10-11 Became a director of Co
Kria Resources Ltd 2009-07-24 Became a director of Co
2009-07-24 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Lago Resources Ltd 1996-12-31 Became a director of Co
1996-12-31 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Largo Resources Ltd 2005-01-20 Became a director of Co
2006-04-03 Bought a private placement in Co
2006-04-03 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2006-04-19 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2006-08-04 Bought a private placement in Co
2009-02-18 Bought a private placement in Co
2009-07-17 Bought a private placement in Co
Longford Corp 2004-03-24 Became a director of Co
2004-08-11 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2004-09-09 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Longford Energy Inc 2004-03-24 Became a director of Co
2008-02-22 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Loumic Exploration Inc 2003-10-10 Became a director of Co
MaxTech Ventures Inc 2006-07-31 Became a former director of Co
Mineraux Manic Inc 1991-12-16 Became a director of Co
1992-07-20 Became a former director of Co
Minorca Resources Ltd 1994-03-29 Became a creditor of Co
1994-03-29 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
1994-03-29 Was disclosed as a vendor to Co
1994-06-14 Became a director of Co
Muscocho Explorations Ltd 1996-08-02 Became a director of Co
1996-08-02 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Nyah Resources Corp 2007-12-31 Became a director of Co
2007-12-31 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Nyah Resources Inc 2006-12-01 Became a consultant to Co
2006-12-01 Became a director of Co
2006-12-01 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Pitchblack Resources Ltd 2010-06-24 Became a director of Co
Rhea Resources Inc 2009-05-11 Was disclosed as a former shareholder of Co
Ridgemont Iron Ore Corp 2010-11-22 Became a director of Co
2010-11-22 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2010-11-22 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
Rodinia Lithium Inc 2009-09-28 Became a director of Co
Rodinia Minerals Inc 2009-09-28 Became a director of Co
Rux Resources Inc 1997-01-15 Became a director of Co
1997-01-15 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
SB Management 2008-10-24 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Set Management Ltd 2007-07-10 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Stetson Oil and Gas Ltd 2007-11-12 Became a director of Co
2009-05-11 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2009-05-11 Was disclosed as a vendor to Co
Sulliden Exploration Inc 2008-09-19 Became a director of Co
Sulliden Gold Corp Ltd 2008-03-31 Bought a private placement in Co
2008-03-31 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2008-09-19 Became a director of Co
United Keno Hill Mines Ltd 1991-05-20 Became a director of Co
1993-05-26 Became a former director of Co
Valencia Ventures Inc 2003-01-27 Became a director of Co
2003-12-31 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2005-09-30 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
2005-09-30 Bought a private placement in Co
2006-03-17 Bought a private placement in Co
Vast Exploration Inc 2005-10-11 Became a director of Co
2007-07-13 Bought a private placement in Co
2007-07-13 Was disclosed as a shareholder of Co
Verena Minerals Corp 2010-02-19 Became a director of Co
William Multi-Tech Inc 1997-06-27 Was disclosed as an officer of Co
1997-06-27 Became a director of Co
1998-01-23 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
2001-06-15 Became a debtor of Co
2002-08-16 Was disclosed as a former officer of Co
William Resources Inc (1) 1994-07-26 Became a director of Co
William Resources Inc (2) 1997-06-27 Became a director of Co
1998-01-23 Was disclosed as holding an option on shares of Co
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PCY.V News
Prophecy, Pacific Coast sign Wellsgreen, Lynn Lake deal
2011-01-18 12:59 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-NKL) Pacific Coast Nickel Corp
Mr. John Lee of Prophecy reports
PACIFIC COAST NICKEL CORP. PURCHASES WELLGREEN PGM AND LYNN LAKE NICKEL PROJECTS FROM PROPHECY RESOURCE CORP.
Prophecy Resource Corp. and Pacific Coast Nickel Corp. have entered into a binding letter of agreement dated Jan. 17, 2011, whereby PCNC will acquire Prophecy's nickel PGM (platinum group metals) projects by issuing common shares to Prophecy.
Terms of the Transaction
Pursuant to the Agreement, PCNC will acquire the Wellgreen PGM Ni-Cu and Lynn Lake nickel projects located in the Yukon Territory and Manitoba respectively (the "Properties") by issuing up to 550 million common shares of PCNC to Prophecy. PCNC currently has 55.7 million shares outstanding.
Following the Transaction,
-- Prophecy will own approximately 90% of PCNC.
-- PCNC will consolidate its share capital on a 10 old for 1 new basis.
-- Prophecy will change its name to "Prophecy Coal Corp." and PCNC will be
renamed as "Prophecy Platinum Corp."
-- Prophecy intends to distribute half of its PCNC share to shareholders
pro rata in accordance with their holdings (the "PCNC Distribution").
Based on the closing price of the common shares of PCNC on January 17, 2010, being $0.195 per share, the gross value of the Transaction is $107,250,000.
John Lee, the current Chairman of PCNC, is appointed Interim CEO of PCNC effective immediately. PCNC thanks Mr. James Walchuk, departing PCNC CEO for his invaluable experience and service to PCNC.
Highlights of the Transaction
-- Prophecy shareholders realize the value of Prophecy's Canadian projects
through PCNC distribution.
-- PCNC becomes a mid-tier resource firm with substantial Nickel PGM
assets, including Wellgreen (Yukon), Lynn Lake (Manitoba), and Las
Aguilas (Argentina) projects.
-- Prophecy sets pure focus on its Mongolian coal operation, while holding
equity positions in PCNC and Victory Nickel Inc.
-- PCNC will have Prophecy as a major shareholder, and leverage the
marketing and technical expertise of Prophecy.
John Lee, Chairman and CEO of Prophecy states: "This transaction unlocks the intrinsic value of Prophecy's assets. Investors will have a choice to own Prophecy Coal for 1.4-billion-tonne coal exposure, or own Prophecy Platinum for unique and significant Nickel PGM exposure."
Further Detail Regarding the Transaction
It is contemplated that the Transaction will be completed by way of a Plan of Arrangement, structured in such a way that will result in the financial terms of the Transaction being met. The parties have agreed to complete the Transaction by May 31, 2011.
Holders of share purchase warrants of Prophecy will be entitled to participation in the PCNC Distribution in accordance with the terms of their respective warrants. Holders of stock options of Prophecy will not be entitled to participation in the PCNC Distribution.
In addition to the terms as set forth above, Prophecy has agreed to fund up to $2,000,000 of qualified flow through expenditures on the Properties over the period commencing as of the date of the Agreement until December 31, 2011 and has agreed to make a payment of $600,000 to Victory Nickel Inc. necessary to keep the Lynn Lake property in good standing until April 2012.
The boards of PCNC and Prophecy have each appointed a special committee to review the Transaction. John Lee and Greg Hall, as members of the boards, and in respect of John Lee, as Chairman and CEO, of both Companies, have abstained from voting in respect of the Agreement and will abstain from voting in respect of matters involving the Transaction. The board of PCNC will remain unchanged.
The final structure and ratios of the Transaction will be subject to the receipt of final tax, corporate and securities law advice and receipt of a positive fairness opinion from an independent advisor by each of Prophecy and PCNC.
Completion of the Transaction is conditional upon:
-- PCNC and Prophecy, if required, shareholders having approved the
Transaction;
-- receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals, including the approval of
the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange");
-- receipt of approval of the British Columbia Supreme Court, if
applicable;
-- receipt by both Companies of a positive fairness opinion concerning the
Transaction as prepared by an independent advisor;
-- Prophecy shareholders or PCNC shareholders not having exercised rights
to dissent over more than 5% of the shares of Prophecy or 5% of the PCNC
shares;
-- certain other customary conditions.
Projects being Acquired by PCNC
The Wellgreen PGM Ni-Cu Project
The Wellgreen PGM Ni-Cu property covers an area of approximately 22 square miles in the Yukon Territory, Canada. The property has easy road access, located approximately 35 kilometres northwest of Burwash Landing, Yukon, 15 km from the paved 2 lane Alaska Highway and 402 km from Alaska's Haines deep sea port. Wellgreen is part of Kluane Ultramafic Nickel belt, which is second largest behind the Thompson Belt in Canada and remains vastly unexplored. In 1972, Hudbay milled 171,652 tons grading 2.23% Copper and 1.39% Nickel. A total of 701 holes (182 surface, 519 underground) totalling 53,222 meters (28,303 meter surface, 24,919 meters underground) by previous operators. A historic, non 43-101 compliant geological resource (1989) estimated 55 million tonnes of 0.36% Ni, 0.35% Cu, 0.78 g/t PGM at Wellgreen. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as current mineral resources and the Company is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources but as a historical estimate that should not be relied upon.
The current approach at Wellgreen has been to define the project's full potential as a large, bulk tonnage, open pit operation. An independent NI 43-101 report prepared for Prophecy by Wardrop Engineering ("Wardrop") dated July 2010 indicates that the potential of the Wellgreen property ranges between 77 to 254 million tonnes at 0.26 to 0.38% Nickel, 0.26% to 0.36% Copper, 0.55 to 0.85 g/t Platinum and Palladium, based on a strike length range of 4,000 to 7,000m and a width of 30 to 35m. The potential quantity and grade is conceptual in nature, there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource, and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in any discovery of a mineral resource. Subsequent to Wardrop's Wellgreen Report Prophecy intercepted encouraging mineralization at Wellgreen including 496.06 meters of 0.596 g/t PGM+Au, 0.27% Ni, 0.18% Cu, 0.02% Co from Surface. (Please refer to Prophecy September 27th news). Prophecy currently is assaying past drill cores for Iridium, Osmium, Ruthenium, and Rhodium to obtain the full PGM grades at Wellgreen, and Prophecy intends to start drilling in April when weather permit.
The Lynn Lake Nickel Project
In October 2009, Prophecy entered into an agreement to acquire a 100% interest in The Lynn Lake Nickel Project from Victory Nickel Inc. (TSX: NI). The deposit is in Manitoba, Canada, which is mining friendly and also adjacent to a power line, rail line, and airport. Lynn Lake contains Measured and indicated mineral resources of 22.9 million tons of grading, of 0.57% nickel and 0.30% copper and and 8.1 million tonnes of Inferred Resource at 0.51% Nickel & 0.28% Copper (Wardrop Technical Report May, 2010). Approximately 50% of the host rock remains unexplored. An exciting 2008 discovery, the Disco Zone, includes intercepts of 47 meters of 0.7% nickel located 1.5km away from the outlined resource. A 3,000m 2010 drill program intercepted an additional discovery zone, the Tango Zone, details of which are outlined in Prophecy news release, December 6, 2010. The aforementioned Wardrop resource estimate does not include either the Disco Zone or Tango Zone discoveries. Prophecy recently completed extensive induced polarization (geophysics) programs and has initiated bulk tonnage metallurgical testing at Lynn Lake in preparation for a combination of infill and exploratory drill programs and a forthcoming feasibility study at Lynn Lake.
The information concerning the current mineral properties controlled by Prophecy, as described in this news release, has been reviewed and approved by Danniel Oosterman, P.Geo., a Prophecy Geologist and a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101.
In accordance with Exchange policies, the shares of PCNC are currently halted from trading and will remain so until the documentation required by the Exchange for the Transaction can be provided to the Exchange.
Further information pertaining to the Properties and Prophecy is available at Prophecy's SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com, where investors may review technical reports prepared in respect of the Properties and Prophecy's annual and interim financial statements.
We seek Safe Harbor.
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PCY and NKL Halted
This is from NKL'S web site. Dont know if it's the connection or not:
Pacific Coast Nickel Corp (TSX.V - NKL) is a Junior Exploration Company that has focused primarily on seeking sulphide nickel and platinum palladium group properties in the Western Hemisphere. The company currently has Burwash property next to Prophecy Resource (TSX-V: PCY) Wellgreen Nickel PGM deposit in the Yukon Territory, five prospects in Uruguay and an advanced Las Aguilas Nickel PGM deposit in Argentina, where a 43-101 resource calculation is expected in Q1 of 2011
Three cobalt plays (follow but don't Own any)
kat.to Katanga Mining http://www.katangamining.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=KAT.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=9&dy=0&id=p81770918891
presentation: http://www.katangamining.com/kat/investor_relations/presentations/pres2010/q3-investor-pres10/q3-investor-pres10.pdf
fco.to Formation metals http://www.formationmetals.com/s/Home.asp
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FCO.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p69879367648
presentation:http://www.formationmetals.com/i/pdf/UraniumPresentation.pdf
GMC.to Geovic Mining http://www.geovic.net/
chart; http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=GMC.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=9&dy=0&id=p01739907438&a=102673029
presentation: http://www.geovic.net/userfiles/file/corporate_presentations/2010/10-11-17%20West%20Coast%20Marketing%20Presentation%20-%20FINAL%281%29.pdf
Can I ask what your fourth Cobalt play is? Thanks
Canadian coal companies I missed SouthGobi too:
SGQ.TO SouthGobi Resources http://www.southgobi.com/s/Home.asp
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SGQ.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p39358903900
presentation: http://www.southgobi.com/i/pdf/InterimResultsPresentation2010English.pdf
A List of Canadian Coal companies:
Coal seems to be hot and getting hotter so here's a list of Canadian Coal Cos. Feel free to add or delete.
These are alphabetical by order. Several symbols are missing from stockcharts.com, but they have been informed and the symbols usually appear in 3 days. Missing charts might be found on bigcharts or stockwatch.com
Not all are producing coal.
This is just a starting point for DD
CAD.V Colonial Coal http://ccoal.ca/
chart:http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=CAD.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219083608
Presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/ColonialCoal/100601-ccc-investorcormarkv52-5839608
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CBT.V Cobalt Coal http://www.cobaltcoalcorp.com/
Chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=CBT.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219673201
Presentation: None
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CEC.V Compliance Energy http://www.complianceenergy.com/index.shtml
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=CEC.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p23817192540&a=141387625
Presentation: none
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CKO.V China Coal Corp http://www.chinacoalcorporation.com/
chart: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=ca:cko&sid=0&o_symb=ca:cko&x=0&y=0
Presentation: none
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CMK.TO Cline Mining http://www.clinemining.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=CMK.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p23817192540&a=140316663
Presentation: http://www.clinemining.com/projects/pdf/1012-cline-mining-presentation.pdf
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COE.V CanAm Coal http://www.canamcoal.com/s/Home.asp
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=COE.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219673198
presentation: none
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CPT.TO Coalspur Mines http://www.coalspur.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=CPT.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219673200
presentation: on web site as pdf
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CSO.V Corsa Capital http://www.corsacapital.com/
chart: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/quickchart/quickchart.asp?symb=ca:cso&sid=0&o_symb=ca:cso&x=0&y=0
presentation: http://www.corsacapital.com/inSitePresent/
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FMC.TO Forbes and Manhattan Coal http://www.forbescoal.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FMC.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219673203
presentation: http://www.forbescoal.com/investors/presentations/investor-presentation-november2010.pdf
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FT.TO Fortune Minerals http://www.fortuneminerals.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FT.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=216203846
presentation: http://www.fortuneminerals.com/Theme/Fortune/files/101206_Fortune_Minerals_Investor_Presentation.pdf
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GCE.TO Grand Cache Coal http://www.gccoal.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=GCE.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p23817192540&a=129562859
presentation: none
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NRG.TO Alter NRG http://www.alternrg.ca/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=NRG.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p23817192540&a=143024214
presentation: http://alternrg.com/sites/default/files/content/all/AlterNRGDecember2010_0.pdf
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PCY.V Prophecy Resources http://www.prophecyresource.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=PCY.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p98705753236&a=219288776
presentation: http://www.prophecyresource.com/pdf/Presentation_PCY.pdf
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RDA.V Royal Coal Corp http://www.royalcoal.com/s/Home.asp
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=RDA.V&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219671459
presentation: available on request (?)
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S.TO Sherritt Intl http://www.sherritt.com/
chart: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=S.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p69651035809&a=219083686
presentation: http://www.sherritt.com/doc08/files/presentations/2010-10Sherritt_2010_October_Update.pdf
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TCK/A.TO Teck Cominco http://www.teck.com/
chart:http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=TCK/A.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p42638540280&a=219735254
presentation ( several): http://www.teck.com/Generic.aspx?PAGE=Investors+Pages/Investor+Relations+Presentations&portalName=tc
I don't know anything about this site, but it turned up in a "Vanadium Miners" google search. If nothing else, it seems to have quite a few background articles on vanadium, and does mention a number of miners:
http://vanadiuminvestingnews.com/816/vanadium-mining-in-canada/
Quasi:
Thanks so much for the suggestions. I'll make the changes and play around with it a little more.
don
I've been trying to write a scan for tightening bollinger bands with a breakout, and am having mixed success. What I am aiming for is a combination of tight bands ( http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=ACE/A.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p78670659849 ) with a typical breakout above upper band ( http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=PIF/UN.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p78670659849 ).
This is what I have come up with but it seems hit or miss:
• For the last market close:
[type = stock] and [country = canada] and [daily sma(20,daily volume) > 40000] and [daily sma(60,daily close) > 1] and[daily upper bb(20,2.0,daily close)<= daily close*1.06] and [daily lower bb(20,2.0,daily close>=daily close*0.94] and [close>0.001] and[close<30] and[yesterday's close<=yesterday's upper bb] and [close> upper bb]
Is there a way to refine the scan so that it finds charts like
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SEG.TO&p=D&yr=0&mn=10&dy=0&id=p78670659849
I would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks
don