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ABR.v popped 50% yesterday off a very low base...hsb


House Positions for C:ABR from 20140911 to 20140912
House Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net $Net
59 PI 268,000 7,390 0.028 0 268,000 -7,390
1 Anonymous 383,000 11,385 0.03 129,000 3,425 0.027 254,000 -7,960
9 BMO Nesbitt 349,000 8,225 0.024 100,000 3,000 0.03 249,000 -5,225
33 Canaccord 43,000 1,290 0.03 0 43,000 -1,290
7 TD Sec 98,000 2,355 0.024 340,000 7,920 0.023 -242,000 5,565
99 Jitney 15,000 450 0.03 587,000 16,750 0.029 -572,000 16,300
TOTAL 1,156,000 31,095 0.027 1,156,000 31,095 0.027 0 0

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DBV.v Doubleview Capital Corp. & Sheslay District (DBV, TSX-V) Update courtesy BMR...cheers...hsb

Doubleview Capital (DBV, TSX-V) roared to life yesterday, jumping a nickel to close at 23 cents – its highest level since mid-May…this wasn’t totally surprising given the improving technical posture of the stock as John showed in a chart Monday, plus the fact it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that a potential abundance of news from the Sheslay district – including drill results and news of more drilling – is likely just around the corner…all companies in the area have been holding their cards very close to their chests over the last few months – is someone about to lay down a Royal Flush, or does Prosper Gold Corp (PGX, TSX-V) have Four of a Kind at the Star Project?…

Alix Resources (AIX, TSX-V), the largest landholder of all in the Sheslay district, was the Venture’s most active stock yesterday (8.5 million shares, all exchanges) with a massive surge in volume near the end of the day…Ashburton Ventures (ABR, TSX-V), advancing the Hackett Property contiguous to DBV’s discovery, perked up as well…

The entire area has an excellent chance of heating up again in a dramatic way, especially once Prosper and Garibaldi Resources (GGI, TSX-V) – companies with heavy bats – start swinging for the fences…

The exciting thing about a discovery area is that it can easily run counter to the market, just like what occurred in late January/early February when the Venture fell 5% from the mid-980’s to 940 but Doubleview soared on its Hat discovery, a staking rush ensued and all the Sheslay players caught fire…

Below is an updated DBV chart…it’s interesting to note that the 200-day moving average (SMA), once it reversed to the upside in the spring of last year, has dictated the primary trend in this stock through a series of roller coaster rides over the last 17 months…the rising 300-day (not shown on this chart but currently at 14 cents) provided great support for DBV over the challenging last few months…DBV is off 2 pennies at 21 cents in early trading, just above what appears to be new chart support, not unexpected after yesterday’s strong push

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