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June 3, 2011

BMR Morning Market Musings…

Gold has traded between $1,523 and $1,548 so far today…the yellow metal strengthened following the weak U.S. jobs report this morning…as of 9:30 am Pacific, Gold is up $10 an ounce at $1,544…Silver is off 16 cents at $35.99 while the U.S. Dollar Index continues to sputter…it’s down over half a point at 73.76…crude oil is strengthening and is now off only 57 cents at $99.83…U.S. employers hired far fewer workers than expected in May and the jobless rate rose to 9.1% as high energy prices and the effects of Japan’s earthquake bogged down the economy…non-farm payrolls increased 54,000 last month, the weakest reading since September, according to Labor Department statistics released this morning…private employment rose just 83,000, the least since last June, while government payrolls dropped 29,000…economists had expected payrolls to rise 150,000 and private hiring to increase 175,000 in May…the government revised employment figures for March and April to show 39,000 fewer jobs created than previously estimated…the job creation slowdown confirmed the economic weakness already flagged by other data from consumer spending to manufacturing…this certainly confirms a slowdown in the U.S. recovery – the big question is, how long will this slowdown last and will the economy begin to re-accelerate in the second half of this year as some economists are suggesting?…we happen to be in “the sky is not falling” bullish camp but we’ll let the CDNX do the talking…it’s our contention the Venture Exchange ended a major correction May 17 by bottoming out at 1957…the market climbed as high as 2107 Tuesday before a normal pullback the last few days to the 10 and 20-day moving averages which we stated would likely provide support in this new uptrend…as of 9:30 am Pacific, the CDNX is at 2048, down 10 points in sympathy with the broader markets…this has the feel of a potential turnaround day but we’ll see what develops over the final few hours of trading…one of the situations we’ve been mentioning recently, beginning when it was trading around 50 cents, is iSign Media Solutions (ISD, TSX-V) which continues to show extremely bullish chart patterns…we seldom highlight non-resource plays but this one has really caught our attention partly because of some extremely bullish chart patterns that John recently identified…ISD has been a volatile trader and of course the stock is highly speculative – the success of this company will obviously hinge on securing contracts, generating cash flow and turning a profit – but this “play”, if one wishes to call it that, appears to have all the ingredients necessary to propel it higher…John updates the ISD chart below (the stock is currently up 3 pennies at 62 cents on CDNX volume of 1.6 million shares)…

On the resource front, Adventure Gold (AGE, TSX-V) gapped up this morning to 58 cents on an 80,000 share market buy order…the company released excellent results the other day from its Pascalis-Colombiere Gold Property near Val d’Or and a follow-up 5,000 metre Phase 2 program is now underway…AGE is currently 4 pennies higher at 54 cents…Currie Rose Resources (CUI, TSX-V) continues to show strong support and is unchanged at 19 cents…Visible Gold Mines (VGD, TSX-V) is up 2 pennies at 26 cents…we’ll have more on VGD early next week out of the Resource Show in Vancouver…we’ve had some inquiries regarding a chart update for Cadillac Mining (CQX, TSX-V), so John has provided one for us this morning…we’re still waiting for Cadillac to make things happen with regard to its property at Wasamac where it clearly has a Golden opportunity – but an opportunity that so far has not been capitalized on…

11 Comments

  1. With CQX the trades at .145 are predominantly cross trades, the sp is really .125 and today, so far, there is no volume. If you bought at the current bid of .125 I don’t think you would be selling at .145 for a long time! 🙂

    Comment by Andrew — June 3, 2011 @ 8:50 am

  2. BMR, looks like TD Waterhouse’s recognia technical alerts site triggered a head and shoulders bottom on june 2nd. the target is intermediate-term bullish with a .18 to .20 price target. since you will be discussing chart updates on CQX, would you please also comment on this technical event? thanks

    Comment by Marc — June 3, 2011 @ 9:09 am

  3. That’s interesting, Marc. I don’t know TD’s software but if it’ solely computer generated then I would take out the .14 cent cross trades and then review the chart – I think it would show a flat sideways movement with gaps. If there was a reasonable possibility of CQX going from .12 to .18 in the intermediate term I would be heavily into it – but I’m not! Do TD specify what “intermediate term” spans in months/weeks etc? Thanks.

    Comment by Andrew — June 3, 2011 @ 10:03 am

  4. Hi Marc, thanks for noticing this. I looked at the TD chart and in my opinion it is not a classic pattern, rather skewed and with the sporadic trading volumes I would rather wait for a break above resistance at 14.5c with increased volume. IMHO this is a safer plan.

    Comment by John - BMR — June 3, 2011 @ 10:07 am

  5. Andrew – TD “intermediate-term” is considered 6 weeks to 9 months. “long-term” is considered more than 9 months. “short-term” is considered to be 2-6 weeks.

    John, cqx just hit .15 for a brief momemt then now just fell back to .125

    Comment by Marc — June 3, 2011 @ 11:51 am

  6. A lot of slating of BMR going on here lately. Anyone with slightly more than half a brain would see that its just a general malaise throughout the PM mining sector which happens nearly every year. Terms like patience and personal responsibility spring to mind but unfortunately we live in an era when people always look to blame other people and shun personal responsability. We all know the market is dead at the moment and it wont come back to life until July when QE3 is announced or maybe they just monetize on the sly. Either way there will be a huge rally in these stocks later this year so if any of you whingers are still involved by then please take some profits and stop whining all the time. Welcome to the real world.

    Comment by Patrick — June 3, 2011 @ 12:43 pm

  7. I second Patrick

    Comment by jimmy — June 3, 2011 @ 12:48 pm

  8. Patrick thank you for your comment. Indeed, the TSX-V market is not favorable for some time and this is the case for all world stock markets. I appreciate your comments on this site and soothe the negatives commantaires June. 2 It is in this kind of situation that we see the true nature of investors!

    Comment by Sylvain — June 3, 2011 @ 4:43 pm

  9. What is the difference in complaining about stocks and/or company officials,
    or complaining about the folks who have been complaining. Anyone expressing
    resentment or displeasure is a complainer, so if the hat fits wear it please !
    Where did i put my darn hat ? Good night everyone.

    R !

    Bert

    Comment by Bert — June 3, 2011 @ 5:45 pm

  10. People, we should all be happy because this is a great market to invest in right now and the slight pullback this week was a terrific opportunity…more on this tomorrow…those who are moaning and groaning are completely missing the picture…

    Comment by Jon - BMR — June 3, 2011 @ 6:08 pm

  11. Thanks Marc,- appreciate your response.

    Comment by Andrew — June 5, 2011 @ 12:02 pm

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