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scottnlena
Posted : Thursday, March 6, 2008 1:10:50 AM

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Just curious what you think.  I'm seeing C > LR30 good volume today.  Positive moneystream and TSV divergence, TSV 18 crossing up through lower BB13.  I know they recently had a 2ndary offereing.  But that decline is just rediculous.  I actually caught the last two up swings.  However go creamed on the last upswing fake out.  Just got stoped out day before yesterday.

however it's starting to signal "Buy" again I think...My previous purchase was a bit more speculative than I usually go.. but I'd have several stocks gap over my oreder recently. 
tobydad
Posted : Thursday, March 6, 2008 8:07:25 AM

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Scott;
ESLR has a little lower to go before it finds its support (I'm guessing around $8.30).  Oil seems like its going to give a bit of a pullback (just the usual market breathing), ESLR and stocks like it will take time to rest whenever oil is pulling back.  (The mechanics of that whole issue -- stocks waiting to move while other sectors are correcting -- might be a useful discussion).  

A couple of notes about my system (which it appears you are referencing):  For what it's worth, I use TSV26 (probably no big difference but just for the record....).

In a downtrending market, I don't see a buy signal until TSV has, at a minimum crossed up over ma13, not just LBB13.  Even better is crossing up over UBB13, up over the 0 line is that much better.  

LBB13 is sloping down (support slipping away from the candlestick).  

Upshot of the discussion?  I, personally, wouldn't get in just yet. 
BigBlock
Posted : Thursday, March 6, 2008 11:39:13 PM
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... yet you insist in long positions in a bear market.  May be the new monitor will make you some $$$.

/?#???# LOL
tobydad
Posted : Friday, March 7, 2008 7:45:58 AM

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Bigblock; 

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