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I only read his most recent posts and didn't go through his history. Most people who talk shit only do so occasionally (I am an example) and do so out of boredom. I assumed Tony fell into that category, and I welcomed him as a brother. If he is persistently annoying and brings nothing else, then I must reconsider our kinship.
He made me laugh a couple of times, and that has to count for something.
Why you gotta be all negative n' shit?
oh snap
I just got a kick out of his sense of humor.
FREE TONY!!!!!!!!!!
FREE TONY CLIFTON!!!!!!!!!
I liked Tony's style.
A couple of good presentations for people interested in global oil:
http://www.iea.org/textbase/work/2004/eswg/19_Oil%20Fundamentals_L_Eagles.pdf
http://www.iea.org/textbase/speech/2004/ah_gstaad.pdf
Understanding global refinery capacity (per oil type) is very important in understanding the global oil market. Saudia Arabia can increase production all they want, but the bottom line is that global refiners need a lot more light sweet crude than the heavy sour Saudi oil. Only 30% of China's refineries can process Saudi oil. The US, on the other hand, can process large quantities of heavy sour oil, and Us refineries have been reaping the benefits as heavy sour oil has been selling at a large discount (up to $18) to light sweet crude b/c there is much less demand. Also note that a majority of the future oil production in Canada (Canucks export 99% of their oil to us) will be of the heavy sour variety, and Canadian production should increase steadily at least in the next few years. This should supplant some of our demand for Saudi oil. Not many people talk about refinery capacity, but it cannot be overlooked when looking at the big picture.
More random oil thoughts to follow...
BIPH and CPTC are completely un-related companies. There may be a lot of the same Ihub traders playing the same stocks, but those traders account for a small percentage of daily trading in these stocks. This is particularly true as both stocks gain in value and attract the attention of different investment circles.
My BIPH price prediction...current run stops at 3.15ish and price retraces to 2.15ish
Good assessment...BIPH in unchartered territory...no way know of charting where it goes from here...I would expect an eventual pullback to $2. The pullback could be fast given the recent rate of price increase, and it could result in a nice bounce play if you get some orders in under 2.10. I would pick some up under 2.10 if it pulls back sharply. Also, keep in mind that the 1.60ish break was never tested. Please pardon my contrarian post...when a stock runs as hard as BIPH has, I can't help but take a cautious view in the short term. I have no position, and I hope it runs hard for everyone holding.
50 bagger, eh?
Same old shit
'sup, cupcake
gn to you
Sold it all the other day...ooops...I have no time to watch the tick, and I put it a sell order around what I thought was resistance.
Douching is the correct spelling.
Another perspective...needs a close outside of channel...
Even a dumbass like Churak can post the link
It's possible. I think he should try again with a brand new chart...start from scratch.
The secret is out
Did she tell you I bunned her?
You know I love you, brother
Now delete the www - I should have mentioned, but forgot
No you're not...when you post a link between the chart and brackets, just delete the http:// part and it will work
Me and you right now, fuckface.
I can get to what you are trying to post ("new support line - but if it gets close...), but you are posting the link incorrectly.
You have the http://
Take off the http:// in the url to stockcharts
Right-click the chart in stockcharts.com and select properties. Copy the url, omitting the http:// and post away...
Here...
Delete the 'EXAMPLE' after the word 'chart' in each bracket...
[chartEXAMPLE]
stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SharpChartv05.ServletDriver?chart=djtcq,uu[r,a]daclyyay[dd][pb50!b200][vc60][ilo14]&r=1939
[/chartEXAMPLE]
And yet another:
And another:
Here is another:
Here is a stock that came up on that scan:
Here is a scan I like to run:
[type = stock] and [[[SMA(50,close) < close*1.1] and [close < SMA(50,close]] or [SMA(200,close) < close*1.1] and [close < SMA(200,close]] and [Close < 5.00] and [volume > 100,000]
You can add other variables to find the strongest stocks within the group.