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reza

01/05/05 10:31 AM

#44343 RE: jake77 #44341

Jake, I scored only a single on that one, while I lost a lot covering my earlier short. No guts, no glory.

IPS short however is paying nicely so far and I am still holding.

CJC is my largest holding. So I am glad SAM managed to push up the price by mentioning it yesteday.Well done Undertaker.LOL, REZA
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reza

01/05/05 10:41 AM

#44344 RE: jake77 #44341

"when there are some downdays it become so quiet in here".

I see that with drop in gold prices. It tells me that a lot of people were hoping for higher gold prices. REZA
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mazengah_islander

01/05/05 9:42 PM

#44370 RE: jake77 #44341

Re POT (& AGU):

http://dvtechtalk.com/January/January6.htm

Tech Talk for Thursday January 6th 2005
(excerpt - see link for charts)

Unlike most sectors, fertilizer stocks have double seasonality. Most sectors have a time during the year when they move higher. Performance during the rest of the year is random, sometimes higher and sometimes lower. In contrast, fertilizer stocks have a period of seasonal strength from the end of June to the end of December and they have a period of weakness from the end of December to the end of June. Seasonal influences have been exceptional recently. Both Potash Corp and Agrium have come under severe pressure during the past week when traders using seasonality in their decision making took profits. News that ammonia prices have fallen 20% during the past two weeks also had an influence (Both companies are producers of ammonia, an important component of nitrogen based fertilizers). Agrium has been hit the hardest. Potash Corp. also has been under significant pressure. Both stocks have declined on higher than average volume.