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« on: October 07, 2009, 04:06:16 PM »

Looks to me like the longer uranium trend is still intact. Still holding my breath, but for hog long. I think I need to grow another set of lungs. Notice the original trend estasblished in the second week of Dec08, is still there, as confirmed by todays activities. Other big Uranium players are showing similar signs. (ex PDN_TO) All may not be lost here, keeping an iron hand on the tiller, while also holding my breath...Here is UEX...Nice and steady as she goes......
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« Reply #1 on: October 07, 2009, 11:09:45 PM »

I agree with you Depleted, technicals have been holding pretty well, now we got spot heading back up looks like.  Im pretty bullish.  Its been a tough 3 month wait, should be here now.

What are your thoughts on the flag formation on UUU.  Downtrend line from 6/08, uptrend line from 10/08, converging.  Looks like we need about another .07 or so, to get a confirmed breakout by my calculation.

You guys interpretting it the same way?
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« Reply #2 on: October 08, 2009, 01:27:40 AM »

My technical take on UEX...
 
Monthly chart shows currently in a potential bull flag pattern for the past 5 months.  This bull flag has traced the MOBO resistance for that time.  Looks like the bull flag could be about to breakout, which would break MOBO too.  Would need a close above monthly MOBO to confirm we're back in a long-term bullish environment.  The monthly 20sma (now at 1.90 CAD) served as support on pullbacks during the 03-07 upleg and is a potential target on a breakout, just something to have in mind.

Weekly chart shows the bull flag may have broken out last month, with the recent lows being a retest of the broken trendline.  Price formed a double bottom at $1 CAD, and supported at the weekly 50sma, just prior to the possible breakout.

On the daily chart I see a succession of lower highs after the May 1 top.  The double bottom really jumps out at me here, right at the very important 200sma, so a failed new low in early Sep.  But the rally off of that low stalled out at the July high of 1.38, so the FNL has not been confirmed yet.  So for now we're stuck in this 1.00-1.38 channel.... but I think it's headed up.  The Sep high was a momentum high, and price spent the last week putting in a bottom in the 1.10 area, again finding support just above the now clearly upward-sloping 200sma, so it seems a retest of the 1.38 high is in the cards.

On the hourly... not much to say there.  Sideways chop going nowhere as we put in the bottom, numerous high volume up candles over the past month seem to indicate accumulation (??), nothing there to say it won't go higher.

Full disclosure: I own UEXCF at 1.12, 1.17, and 0.98. Wink
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« Reply #3 on: October 08, 2009, 09:50:22 AM »

BF...UUU is looking like upside breakout now also. Nice time to be in. Pinetree I concur with you also on UEX. Here is what I see in Uranium One.
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