He's around. He likes the technical plays and from a chart standpoint, well, Hemi isn't as good as some right now. We've got good accumulation and moneyflow but fundamentals is what this play is about.
I am still here, just don't follow the board as I once did. Bedwards is right (as he usually is) again. I have become more of a technical player these days. Rest assured though, I still have my hemi shares and will have for a very long time. We were extremely fortunate to have gotten in last summer when we did. I do check in every now and again and had to laugh a couple of days ago when there was an argument about who was here first or something to that affect. Big mur, Bedwards, me and you are the first that I can remember here. He said he got in because of Lowman's alert. I can remember when Lowman came in myself.
Which was good for us back then because I was able to load up on .02-.03 shares. I was actually getting pretty good at timing it and flipped my shares to accumulate even more at those prices. Buy at .02, sold at .04 and did it several times. I kept in relatively close contact with Jim and had a good pulse on things. Those were quieter days then for sure. In those days, it was more of a hope that hemi would make it big. Now, there is little doubt, which frees me up to look at other things. I miss the fun that we had but prefer the .40 base to the .02 base. Thanks for thinking of me. Hemi still rocks by the way! I don't have to eat as many grasshoppers as I once did. :) We also have many, many more fans to take turns buying so my turn doesn't come up as often.
On a technical standpoint, Bedwards is correct. This chart does suggest takeoff. Other than the obvious buy triggers, notice how the bollies are pinching but not going away? I would annotate the chart but for some reason I can't get the file to download properly this morning. When/if I do, I'll come back and post it.
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