RE: CCH moves on tactics, not reaction to newsMoly,
If anything you owe me and this forum an apology for calling my description of the price drops on low volume delusional. You base this on aggregate volume. C'mon now, thats really pushing your cause when it comes to the low shareprices.
Why did 120-200 million shares trade from 0.125 upwards on the charts I posted before.
Was this on news? I saw the majority of it happen after the Nuinsco, NWI shareholders webcast in which Warren Holmes and Rene Galipeau chuckled at the immense potential of CCH.
-- Honestly this forum is a joke, goto a real forum like InvestorVillage for CCH discussion for all real and active investors of this stock.
https://www1.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=9985&pt=m&clear=1
There have already been insight on:
- Sprott Asset Management's 24 million shares of CBLRF found on sec.gov
- Discussion on 1st Quarter numbers that nobody here has said anything about except saying 'i was right with my 1 cent loss'
- Discussion on NovaWest's CornerBack property that indicates the inner block of CCH to be the most valuable claim in that exploration area
- Non hostile user base of active CCH investors working together to coordinate information
- Confirmation Alan Blais is at the New York Hard Assets Conference May 14-15
- First to notice the website anomolly of the CCH site being down to upgrade their site
- Answers from Andre Fortier on Uranium potential for CCH
- Analytical discussion on Ocean Partners and the cost of shipping etc.
This forum.
HELLO, NOTHING
Give it a break, you and your posting police have ruined solid CCH discussion, not just downplay of being excited with this stock. That we should all stop posting until news.
That would suit your needs wouldn't it there.
-- Here is my post on stockhouse from March 2nd, 2007.
Lets see here. Campbell has dropped on low volume and risen on very very high volume. It does seem like some tactical buying periods and lull's are a little coordinated or based on hype. For example, for 70 million shares to be traded on little news except for the Nuinsco Shareholder Webcast putting us to 19 cents seems interesting. Our price drops have seen those buyers go into hibernation. It has allowed the price to swing and be an advantage for re-entry.
I don't think anyone expected the unforunate circumstance of Copper Rand slowing up for early March. Sprott buying in at 0.185 that day for 1.7 million additional shares was a good gesture but premature based on factors beyond their control.
Doubt is good for those investors that want more of the pie. Buying when we least expect it, and lack of movement when we most expect buying.
