RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The market is retarded on GreenlaneI guess a lot of the discussion hinges on which companies are considered in the peer group. Several weeks ago I was looking for a few small silver miners on the TSE with a 9 or 10 rating. I was holding SCZ and I checked Reuters for peers and then checked their rating. Everthing looked good for LAM at 9 or 10 and so I bought my normal allotment @ .49 thinking that it was a silver miner. Later that evening I realized I now owned a piece of a uranium mine in Australia (which I didn't want). I put the shares for sale the next day @ .50 which sold either that day or the next. By the end of the week it was .59 and .55 the next week. Nothing like buying quality no matter what it is. (lol).
As for GRN, Reuters momentum score will start going up as soon as the stock price does. On the run to $2.80 it was 9-10, which alone would add about 2 points to the average score. It's a little confusing at times. The price drops, the momentum score drops, which brings down the average score, but with all things being the same it's a better value. Reuters is just one more tool in the drawer that I use for quick stock screening, and is available free or charge to anyone using Scotia Itrade just in case they don't know. A good way to start looking for new stocks. I prefer it to the talking heads on BNN that I used to subscribe to, but I admit that I miss it once in a while.
GLA