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Mandalay Resources Corp. T.MND

Alternate Symbol(s):  MNDJF

Mandalay Resources Corporation is a Canada-based natural resource company with producing assets in Australia (Costerfield gold-antimony mine) and Sweden (Bjorkdal gold mine). The Costerfield operation is located in Victoria, Australia, within the Costerfield mining district, approximately 10 km northeast of the town of Heathcote, Victoria. Youle and Shepherd are the main source of material for Costerfield. The Costerfield operation has a land package of approximately 1,219 hectares. The Bjorkdal operation is located within the Boliden mining district, approximately 28 km northwest of the municipality of Skelleftea and approximately 750 km north of Stockholm. The Bjorkdal mine produces ore from the Aurora zone underground mine, as well as from a stockpile of low-grade material accumulated over the course of its life of mine. The Bjorkdal operation has a land package of around 12,949 hectares. Its non-core properties include Lupin mines (Canada) and La Quebrada (Chile).


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Comment by tradethechartson Jan 11, 2013 8:27am
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Post# 20824578

RE: Technically Speaking

RE: Technically Speaking

Agreed Abe - those two targets are very viable.  One thing I like about trading is that depending on how we view chart patterns we come up with slightly different targets.  This tends to keep the market active.  There;s two things more that we could look at here.  The May 2011 spike and the Oct 12 high are pretty close.  Anyone that bought at May and was caught holding a loss may very well have sold out in Oct, so strong hands should now be the norm after the consolidation.  Our mirrors all depend on where you take the continuation to start, whether you use close or low and for this reason my first target is a bit different from yours of 1.30 .  One thing to add is the 1.30 target is the fib 1.618 extension of the first move up.

The more important thing here is that this is now in blue sky territory

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