Gold has traded between $1,098 and $1,114 so for today…as of 9:15 am Pacific, bullion is down $6 an ounce at $1,105…Silver has lost 27 cents to $14.44..Copper has eased off a penny to $2.44 but has still had a good week after the announcement of production cuts by Glencore…Crude Oil has slipped 92 cents to $45.00 on a bearish call by Goldman Sachs, while the U.S. Dollar Index has fallen one-third of a point to 95.22…resistance remains strong on the Dollar Index around 96 approaching next week’s critical Fed meeting…
Today marks the 14th anniversary of the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks…it’s sad and alarming how quickly some politicians forget these things, and the fact that threats to Canadian, American and global security are greater today than they’ve ever been…
Ira Epstein, director of the Ira Epstein division of Linn & Associates LLC, suspects that Gold mining companies will be following the same script as Glencore. “I make mention of this simply because what Glencore’s doing is logical and likely going to take place in the Gold mining industry,” Epstein stated. “In other words, when you can’t increase demand, you cut back on supply if as a supplier you aren’t getting the return you need on your investment. Scale of course matters as small players don’t have the clout to impact prices like a Glencore does, but the larger Gold mining companies have that clout and down the road, they’ll have to be considering moves similar to that of Glencore’s.”
Gold is headed for a third weekly decline as almost half of the economists surveyed by Bloomberg predict an interest rate increase when Federal Reserve policy makers gather next week…the Fed meets next Tuesday and Wednesday with Janet Yellen also holding a post-statement news conference…38 of 78 economists surveyed by Bloomberg predict the central bank will increase its target rate after holding it close to zero since 2008…futures’ traders are less optimistic, and we’re siding with them…they’re giving only a 28% chance that the Fed will hike rates next week though that percentage rises sharply to 59% for a December move…the Fed, in our view, has missed its window to raise rates…
Oil Update
Goldman Sachs said this morning that the risk that Oil could fall much further is rising, with a persistent surplus requiring prices to remain lower for longer to rebalance the market. “While we are increasingly convinced that the market needs to see lower Oil prices for longer to achieve a production cut, the source of this production decline and its forcing mechanism is growing more uncertain, raising the possibility that we may ultimately clear at a sharply lower price with cash costs around $20 a barrel Brent prices,” Goldman stated.
Meanwhile, the International Energy Agency (IEA) came out with a more bullish tone on Oil this morning…supply from countries outside of OPEC is likely to see its biggest drop in more than 2 decades next year, according to the IEA’s latest monthly market report released this morning…the IEA expects production from non-OPEC members such as the U.S. and Russia to fall by almost half a million barrels a day…
“The big story this month is one of tightening supply, with the spotlight firmly fixed on non-OPEC,” said the IEA, founded in 1974 to help countries co-ordinate a collective response to major oil-supply disruptions.
“Oil’s price collapse is closing down high-cost production from Eagle Ford in Texas to Russia and the North Sea, which may result in the loss next year of half a million barrels a day – the biggest decline in 24 years,” the group said in a note.
Today’s Equity Markets
Asia
Asian markets were quiet overnight with China’s Shanghai Composite finishing unchanged at 3200 while Japan’s Nikkei, after a volatile week that included the biggest single-day advance since 2008, closed down 35 points at 18264…
Europe
European markets were down modestly today…
North America
The Dow is up 67 points as of 9:15 am Pacific…in Toronto, the TSX has lost 102 points to 13344 while the Venture is down 2 points to 547, holding up well despite weakness in Crude and Gold today…
Wanted Technologies (WAN, TSX-V), a company we’ve highlighted at BMR that provides companies with valuable hiring trend and talent supply data, has jumped 50% this morning on a friendly all-cash takeover by CEB Inc. at $1.79 per share…yes, there are some good companies on the Venture that offer tremendous value and are actually building real businesses…
Equitas Resources (EQT, TSX-V) hit another 52-week high this morning of 18.5 cents as it continues to show impressive power in advance of drilling at the promising Garland Project 20 miles southeast of the Voisey’s Bay mine…as of 9:15 am Pacific, EQT is up a penny at 18 cents…we’ll have an updated EQT chart for our subscribers over the weekend…
TSX Updated Chart
RSI(14) oversold conditions have intensified on this 6-year TSX monthly chart while the rising 1000-day moving average (SMA) continues to provide broad support along with a Fib. band that stretches from 12517 to 13144…certain indicators (RSI-14, SS, -DI) are comparable to where they were in late 2011 when the TSX formed an important bottom, followed by a 45% move to the upside over the next 3 years…
Cardiff Energy Corp. (CRS, TSX-V) Update
The importance of good charting is a must when evaluating opportunities in the junior resource sector…the latest example is the situation with Cardiff Energy (CRS, TSX-V) which has soared 75% in the last 2 days since John’s bullish call Wednesday morning based on several indicators in a 3-year weekly chart…
CRS has had a volatile day…it climbed as high as 18.5 cents this morning before retracing to 13.5 cents… as of 9:15 am Pacific, it’s off a penny at 15.5 cents…Fib. resistance is strong at 22 cents, so the best short-term opportunity on this came recently when the stock sold off to Fib. support and its still-rising 300-day moving average around 8 cents…again, this stresses the importance of accumulating promising situations during periods of weakness and having some patience…
Doubleview Capital Corp. (DBV, TSX-V) Update
Stockwatch reported this morning that Doubleview Capital (DBV, TSX-V) has filed a lawsuit in the Supreme Court of British Columbia, with Talhltan Central Government President Chad Day the only named defendant in the suit that stems from the Hat Property incident in early July…the company’s complaint states that a group of blockaders wrongfully entered its camp, intimidated workers and caused the complete shutdown of drilling at the Hat…Doubleview is asking for a permanent injunction…
We’ll have more on this breaking story over the weekend…DBV is up 2.5 cents at 10.5 cents as of 9:15 am Pacific…
Garibaldi Resources Corp. (GGI, TSX-V) Update
While Doubleview appears to be getting back on track with that encouraging news this morning, there is clearly also something brewing at Garibaldi Resources‘ (GGI, TSX-V) Grizzly Project as we speculated in a subscriber-only piece earlier this week…we’ll point out a couple of simple facts…in mid-August, GGI announced the following:
“Crews are mobilizing for a fresh round of surface exploration, commencing in the next few days, that will determine final drill targets at the 270-square-kilometre Grizzly project in northwest British Columbia’s prolific Sheslay district.
“Crews will be focusing on the highly promising Grizzly Central area as well as the newly acquired Golden Bear claims, featuring a historical high-grade Gold showing, adjoining Grizzly to the south.”
President and CEO Steve Regoci commented, “Indeed this will be a busy and exciting summer at the Grizzly as productive discussions with all stakeholders concerning this emerging world-class district are giving us great encouragement.”
Despite multiple and highly prospective targets elsewhere over a broad area on the western side of the Grizzly, for some reason GGI is focusing very intently on Grizzly Central, an extensive area of low relief, and readers would be wise to think that through…we’re speculating that something huge could be in the works here as 95% of Grizzly Central is covered by overburden which explains why this area of the Sheslay district was ignored historically…in fact, what’s underneath that overburden, which could be anywhere from a few feet to 50 feet in most places, could potentially be the district’s “mother lode” system fed by the Kaketsa heat engine to the west…this is a theory that has been gaining traction with some smart geologists over the past couple of years, and it’s quite possible that GGI has been assembling strong evidence to back it up – with the “truth machine”, a drill rig, ready to attempt to confirm it…
Below is a map posted by Garibaldi on its web site yesterday…the scale of the Grizzly is enormous – with a prominent “bull’s eye” at Grizzly Central…
The Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia refers to the Sheslay district as “the #1 greenfield project in B.C.” and “one of the most promising grassroots mineral exploration areas in Canada.”
There’s no question in our view that a 3rd discovery in the district is a growing and perhaps imminent possibility…
Dajin Resources Corp. (DJI, TSX-V) Update
This bears repeating…the Lithium space is hot, as demonstrated by the success of Pure Energy Minerals (PE, TSX-V) which has tripled in value since we introduced it to our readers in July…
For the more speculatively inclined, Dajin Resources (DJI, TSX-V) is worthy of our readers’ due diligence given its proximity to Pure Energy’s Clayton Valley Project in Nevada, and other Lithium properties it’s advancing…
Technically, this is a powerful-looking chart which we were tracking internally before posting for the first time earlier this week…Dajin is trading at a 2-year high, unchanged at 11.5 cents as of 9:15 am Pacific…
Critical Elements Corp. (CRE, TSX-V) Update
On Wednesday, we gave an update on Critical Elements (CRE, TSX-V) which was trading in the mid-20’s after announcing that it had signed a strategic collaboration agreement with a unnamed leading chemical company…this includes take-or-pay off-take for all products produced from CRE’s Rose Lithium-Tantalum Project…the feasibility study will be completed in collaboration with the strategic technical and commercial partner…should the feasibility study support the technical feasibility and economic viability of the project, the strategic partner will also have the option of participating in the project by providing equity in the project financing for an interest of up to 25%…
Technically, CRE has been showing increasing strength and appears likely to test the Fib. 61.8% Fib. level again which is 29 cents…has enough RSI(14) and other technical momentum to push through that area…
CRE is up 2.5 cents at 29 cents as of 9:15 am Pacific…
Lingo Media (LM, TSX-V) Update
Lingo Media (LM, TSX-V) made an important breakout earlier this year above a long-term downtrend line, and is also now showing some important earnings momentum that gives this speculative situation considerable promise entering the final quarter of 2015…
The company brands itself as a leader in changing the way the world learns English…Lingo reported very encouraging Q2 results August 27 (net earnings of nearly $1 million or 4 cents per share) and the stock price soared from the low 30’s to 60 cents in just 2 days…it immediately backed off and found support in the low 30’s as John’s chart had suggested it would…
In commenting on the Q2 results, President and CEO Michael Kraft stated, “This performance is attributable to an increase in revenue from digital learning which increased approximately 776% year over year. In the quarter, digital revenue as a percentage of total revenue was greater than print-based revenue for the first time in our operating history. This is a direct result of our enhanced sales and marketing effort which led to securing new sales contracts in Colombia, Mexico, Peru and other Latin American markets. The EdTech market for English language learning continues to present us with favourable sales growth opportunities in Latin America and globally.
“During the second half of 2015, we expect our revenue growth and profitability to trend in a similar fashion as to the first half of 2015. We look forward to providing our shareholders with updates as we continue to achieve sales and earnings milestones.”
Lingo is off 2 pennies at 40 cents as of 9:15 am Pacific…weak buy pressure has replaced sell pressure which had been dominant since late 2011…
Note: John and Jon both hold share positions in EQT and GGI. Jon also holds a share position in DBV.
“Tony Kelly, Senior Economist at NAB, expects that the US Fed is likely to hike the interest rates in December this year as inflation is running still low which rules out the possibility of rate hike in the next week’s policy meeting.”
“Futures show a 28 percent chance the Federal Open Market Committee will announce a rate increase when it meets next week. The probability was 30 percent a week ago and 38 percent on Aug. 31.”
Comment by ConcernedCitizen — September 11, 2015 @ 8:38 am
If the market turbulence and global worries persist, there could very well be no hike at all. They will get worried somewhere down the line that much weaker global growth, with a backdrop of a very strong dollar, will put a brake on economic activity next year and cause inflation to move even lower.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/heres-why-fed-wont-hike-113000534.html
Comment by ConcernedCitizen — September 11, 2015 @ 9:05 am
China selling off U.S. debt also
Comment by Sam — September 11, 2015 @ 9:16 am
Love how EQT is trading based on speculation BEFORE it starts to drill…..haven’t seen this kind of action for an explorer in a long time. We need a big discovery to get the speculation back in this sector! Hopefully EQT, GGI or DBV will deliver! We will soon know….
Comment by d4 — September 11, 2015 @ 10:21 am
Expected a big bump on higher volume with this Dbv news
Comment by Sam — September 11, 2015 @ 10:52 am
Sam, wait for the news to come from Doubleview. What came out this morning, on a Friday, was merely a Stockwatch report. GGI should be reporting soon as well, so the last half of the month should really heat up. Court injunctions such as DBV’s in B.C. have a very high success ratio, even better than the drill hit ratio in the Sheslay district (75%).
Comment by Jon - BMR — September 11, 2015 @ 10:57 am
Sam, I think the bigger bump will come once the Supreme Court ruling is handed down (hopefully in DBV’s favour) and we can officially get back to drilling.
Comment by Steve A. — September 11, 2015 @ 10:59 am
DBV What I like the announcement this morning is that we not wait for an agreement negotiated before to start drilled!
Comment by Guy Delisle — September 11, 2015 @ 11:10 am
Re: GGI
4 new Grizzly Central pictures on their website….:)
garibaldiresources.com/s/Photo_Gallery.asp?ReportID=604184
Comment by FrankNS — September 11, 2015 @ 11:24 am
D4 – I said 2 weeks ago that drilling will start on Sept. 14 Monday. Only one red day in correction. This is a beast in motion.
Comment by dave — September 11, 2015 @ 11:27 am
John – I believe we hit your .23 fib. Monday on EQT.
Comment by dave — September 11, 2015 @ 11:48 am
Dave you seem to be a human crystal ball re EQT..LOL Well done and very much appreciated. Please keep up your valuable contributions to this board and I wish I had more freed up cash to improve on my 50,000 share position..ugh.
Comment by Jamie — September 11, 2015 @ 12:27 pm
Looking good Dave, you da man!! Day is in big trouble, let’s hope they get him for wheeling a firearm around as well, next week will be very interesting, dbv resume and ggi begin drilling, and of course eqt. Finally!!!!
Comment by Tombc — September 11, 2015 @ 12:30 pm
I had a feeling DBV (and likely the other companies in the Sheslay area) would have to take the next step with an injunction. It was just too quiet over the the past couple of months.
I decided weeks ago to pull out because I have been through this FN issue with another company years ago in ON. I decided to move my GGI funds into my other copper & gold exploration company Cordoba Minerals. V.CDB. They will not drill again until Jan. 2016 but they are now working with High Power Exploration Inc. (“HPX”), a private mineral exploration company indirectly controlled by mining entrepreneur Robert Friedland.
You will not find any FN issues with Cordoba Minerals. Best of luck to you all as I hope it works out but I have a feeling Chad Day and the elders will be back. Perhaps they may try to duplicate the history of the KI6. (Kitchenuhmayooosib from Big Trout Lake ON).
Comment by Andrew — September 11, 2015 @ 1:35 pm
Andrew, I like the prospects of CDB, you bring up a quality situation there, but let me point out a few things with regard to GGI, DBV and the Sheslay district. For many decades there have been NO First Nations issues in this district. The reason this all erupted with Chad Day is simply BECA– USE there is now the recognition of IMMENSE value in the area, so that’s why I’ve actually boosted my positions in GGI and DBV, rather than running to the exit because of this “noise”. NO major deposit in British Columbia has EVER gone to the mine stage WITHOUT some First Nations controversy. It was a great sign, in fact, that this all started back in May.
What’s unfolding throughout this district is remarkable. The drills are going to be turning quickly IMHO at both Grizzly Central and then the Hat, and watch out what happens in these markets. What you also have to understand is that the Sheslay district is underpinned by an historic Land Use Agreement, one of the most important precedents in this regard for the province given how recent it is (2011) and how it was co-managed by a First Nations group (Taku).
Comment by Jon - BMR — September 11, 2015 @ 2:51 pm
Jon
As I was reading your post above I had to laugh at myself and think how many times does Jon have to hit us/me over the head with the frying pan to get thru to us why Chad Day flew up to DBV’s property?
THERES GOLD IN THEM THERE HILLS!
Note to self buy more GGI and DBV on monday,,,
Thank you Jon I finally got it!
Comment by GREGH — September 11, 2015 @ 3:09 pm
You got that right, Greg, back up the truck and load it up.
Comment by Jon - BMR — September 11, 2015 @ 3:18 pm
Truck already backed in, no negotiations needed, game on!!
Comment by Tombc — September 11, 2015 @ 3:43 pm
Same here……I have bought more DBV on many occasions since this mess started…..many will soon regret not loading up when they could at these prices imo……lesson learned for next time. I’m predicting that by this time next year (at the latest), the SVMC will be stood up and I hope others here will be able to join me in this exclusive club! I’m thinking the first meet and greet will be at a lodge at dease lake for site tours of the companies that made the club possible!
Comment by D4 — September 11, 2015 @ 4:14 pm
Any estimate as to what farshad will seek in damages?
Comment by Sam — September 11, 2015 @ 4:15 pm
Here in bc we finally got rid of the ndp years back, Alberta probably or will be sorry they voted ndp, Manitoba, rite now the conservatives lead the latest survey over the now ndp govt ,so Manitoba is trying to get rid of the ndp, now think about it, federal ndp govt, ? Kevin o’leary was on bnn and said on air, Canadians would be makeing a big mistake voteing in a fed ndp.. Think about it….
Comment by Tombc — September 11, 2015 @ 4:16 pm
Tom, it’s amazing how Thomas Mulcair has suddenly found the religion of fiscal conservatism by saying the NDP will balance the budget…pigs will fly to the moon before a federal NDP government would ever balance a budget or consecutive budgets…that is simply not in their DNA…how’s he going to do it given all his spending promises including a national day care program, unless he’s going to jack up taxes big-time which will in turn hurt the economy and actually drive down revenues…NDP provincial governments across the country have always been huge disasters, racking up both spending and taxes and destroying the economy…and he and Trudeau of course want to screw us investors by cutting in half what we can contribute to our tax free savings accounts…
Mulcair is pure deception…we know the NDP’s stance on resource issues…and what’s even more worrisome, from a national security standpoint, is that he has made the incredible statement, in so many words, that taking in 10,000 Syrian refugees “trumps” national security, while he simultaneously wants to remove the eliminate the Canadian military mission in Iraq & Syria to fight ISIS which is one of the root causes of this refugee problem…ISIS and other terrorist groups are planting their people in among legitimate refugees, and you know the problems that could bring…every Canadian was heartbroken at that picture of that dead refugee baby on that beach, we are compassionate people, but the “blame Canada” crowd has it absolutely wrong and their silly assertions need to be challenged.
With regard to refugees, check out this link:
therebel.media/the_truth_about_refugees
therebel.media/the_truth_about_refugees
Demonstrators in Edmonton this week called on Ottawa to let 50,000 asylum-seekers into the country immediately – that’s complete lunacy, and a major security threat. Much of the mainstream media in this country is not challenging that lunacy.
Comment by Jon - BMR — September 11, 2015 @ 4:59 pm
Unbelievable Jon, the mid 90’s,anyone in bc would know about the phrase “deck gate” Clark and his gaggle of idiots made a
Lot of people suffer, I’ll never ever forget that, the status qoe ain’t so bad rite now, think about folks….
Comment by Tombc — September 11, 2015 @ 5:26 pm
Jon,
I know exactly what you are saying and I really hope the BC Government and their agencies abide by the law on the books and do not let outside interests get away with stopping any of the permitted companies progress. It is a crying shame that some companies are on the receiving end of these illegal activities.
I really do hope that a number of great discoveries are found in the district and I wish you all the best.
Comment by Andrew — September 11, 2015 @ 5:38 pm
I remember the ’90’s in B.C. very well, Tom. What actually happened was a massive brain and capital drain out of the NDP-led B.C. to Alberta, mostly. The number of people in my own small community of 20,000 who left for Alberta to find jobs was staggering. It all started to change for B.C. in 2001 when the NDP was ousted, and 14 years later they still haven’t gotten back into power and won’t for maybe another 14 years after the damage that was done. Looked what happened in Ontario under Bob Rae – same thing.
What I suspect we will see, unfortunately for Alberta, over the next few years is the REVERSE of what occurred in the ’90’s – in other words, a brain and capital drain from Alberta back to B.C. and also to Saskatchewan, and other areas of Canada perhaps. It’s happening already. Do we want on a national scale what has occurred on provincial scales?
What the NDP don’t grasp is that the best social policy is a job. Governments don’t create jobs but they can sure kill them fast. The private sector and small business in particular is the engine of the economy. A government’s responsibility is to create an economic environment with a sensible fiscal framework and policies that are conducive to job and wealth creation.
Comment by Jon - BMR — September 11, 2015 @ 5:42 pm
The Summer/Fall issue of BC Treaty Commission newsletter is now out and may be of interest.
There is a short article on page 3 titled, Treaty Commission presents nationally on overlaps.
bctreaty.ca/files/pdf_documents/update_summerfall-2015.pdf
Comment by Andrew — September 11, 2015 @ 5:56 pm
Yes I agree, it’s coming back, quite evident here in the loops, Ajax would be a great boost in this neck of the mountains, the process is on going.
Comment by Tombc — September 11, 2015 @ 6:06 pm
Someone on SH mentioned an interview that Hardy is doing an interview at Korelin Economics. Here’s the link kereport.com/2015/09/12/political-consequences-market-collapse/
The interview is on the list, sounds like EqT is getting some good exposure.
Comment by Paul — September 12, 2015 @ 4:11 am
Listened to the Hardy interview , very informative and provides an update on what’s to come. I like the part of aligning with strategic financing partner.
Comment by Paul — September 12, 2015 @ 4:26 am
I think Farshad should put out another news release on Monday titled “Reminder” and issue same press release from Friday, except this time send it out through as many media portals as possible, I think this whole “Industry fights back against Native Band’s assertions to territorial supremacy” thing could fetch a lot of ear play across this country, as we Canadians have become more accustomed then we care for, of continual stories of groups such as Indian Bands opposing/blocking mainstream large scale industrial projects that are focused on advancing Canada’s access to markets for our raw products and economic development in everything from mining and oil & gas projects designed at replenishing dwindling supplies to a growing global economy and helping to hold Canada back from its rightful place as being a commodity-based economic superpower.
Frankly I think many Canadians share my opinion this country’s prosperity is being held ransom by too many special interest groups that have learned how to use the very democratic system we have developed here to make for a fair and balanced society, for their own interests.
After all Canada is welcoming more and more immigrants every year with the promise of jobs and a chance at the Canadian prosperity dream, just like this land offered new and bountiful hunting and fishing territory to those that immigrated here from across ancient land bridges from Asia and their different clans actually warred each other over for centuries that we call today’s First Nations.
They were immigrants just like the rest of us and they received the promise this land had to offer them and now it’s time for them to step aside and let the rest of us feed from its bounty.
Many will be interested in the story of Farshad fighting back on behalf of Doubleview’s shareholders rightful place to develop a world class asset that will produce an abundance of much needed jobs and social/economic benefits for all to share.
This kind of story needs to yelled out from the top of a mountain, not one measly stockwatch news release put out mid-day.
Where are the media, this is the kind of story that should go viral if handled right.
Just one Canadian’s opinion,
Comment by Don — September 12, 2015 @ 5:08 am
Al Korelin and Cory Fleck from The Korelin Economics Report interview Kyle Hardy. Next week could be interesting.
Comment by dave — September 12, 2015 @ 5:36 am
Dave–been gone a couple of weeks, read your email.. you bet anytime..
Comment by GregJ. — September 12, 2015 @ 6:37 am
Jon
Any chance BMR gets an interview with Hardy from the camp?
Thanks
Comment by GREGH — September 12, 2015 @ 7:49 am
Jon – refugee issue and security HAS to be top of mind.. fully agree.. and if an NDP fed gov will import these refugees without proper vetting then they should be charged with something:)
Chad Day news – awesome
EQT action – promising
Special interest groups wagging the dog – not cricket!!
Waking up today – priceless:)
Happy Saturday to all.. count yur blessings that we are here and not in places like Syria!!
Comment by Jeremy — September 12, 2015 @ 8:00 am
Dave – beer AND pizza??? we’re not there yet:) gotta get to .50:)
Where do we have to travel to to collect??? 🙂
Comment by Jeremy — September 12, 2015 @ 8:01 am
Jeremy
I thought it was 5 bucks before beer and pizza??
Comment by GREGH — September 12, 2015 @ 8:09 am
Jeremy – No problem. I would like to make a place in Canada where some of us EQT’ers can meet for the party.
Gregj – glad to see you back.
I’m beginning to think the second PP was for more acquisitions.
I have never heard of the Korelin show till now, but I hear they are pretty popular. Going to be an interesting week.
Comment by dave — September 12, 2015 @ 8:13 am
Sorry Greg… dropped my decimal point:) indeed it was 5 bucks…
Comment by Jeremy — September 12, 2015 @ 8:22 am
Maybe we shuld rename the deposit to Voiseys 5.0:)
Comment by Jeremy — September 12, 2015 @ 8:23 am
Good one Jeremy
Comment by dave — September 12, 2015 @ 8:43 am
Davey – might be a good idea.. would prolly take a year for the true potential to be made.. unlike Noront these guys dont have to deal with FN’s or infrastructure..
and thanks:) would be nice to go to 30.0:)
Comment by Jeremy — September 12, 2015 @ 9:06 am
A couple days ago I wondered why the second PP for Equitas. After listening to the Korelin interview perhaps Kyler Hardy provided some clues as he mentioned other acquisitions. I think next week things will become clearer as we hear more from Equitas. I thought trading was very interesting Friday, looked like it was going to be a very low volume day then out of nowhere it started to ramp up. Next week should be fun.
Comment by Danny — September 12, 2015 @ 9:50 am
GREGH – Thanks so much man, you got me out of a jam and might have saved me some money by reminding Jeremy it was 5.00 and not .50
Cause it’s going to .50 – but for 5.00 they will have to have some decent hits.
Jeremy – I don’t see Davey posting anywhere on this board, where do you see him, I want to talk to him to. He HE
Comment by dave — September 12, 2015 @ 12:27 pm
Is bullmarketrun analysis no longer free
Comment by kay — September 12, 2015 @ 10:08 pm
Hi Kay, most BMR content will be open to subscribers only effective Sept. 30, 2015, and with increased frequency to that date…for a limited time only there are special early bird subscription rates…as a non-subscriber you can sign up for up to 2 free BMR eAlerts each month…keep your eyes open as exciting developments at BMR unfold…
Comment by Jon - BMR — September 13, 2015 @ 9:38 am
Hey Dave – Davey lives and breathes somewhere:) sorry if I offended you??? I have a few buds named dave, and refer to them as Davey!!
and Greg did save you some dough Dave!!:)
Two questions for the ‘board’ and Jon…
I have a basic sub… the 3 reports this weekend I dont have access to… in peeps opinion… is the content therein validate the extra dough to go gold??? (I think I already know the answer:))
and secondly … If I chose to upgrade from basic to gold, how can I do that!!??
Thx all…
Comment by Jeremy — September 13, 2015 @ 1:44 pm