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Oromin Explorations Ltd OLEPF



GREY:OLEPF - Post by User

Post by nailation Mar 11, 2013 11:01pm
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Technical Indicators Continues to Improve

Technical Indicators Continues to Improve

OLE technical indicators continue to be positive since last Wednesday’s low. Since then OLE has had three straight up days on above average volume. Technically, the stock has bottomed at least for the short term.

RSI: Has moved up from 23 to 32 and is on an uptrend, moving out of oversold territory

MACD: Has turned up and on an uptrend

Stochastics: Have turned up and moving out of oversold territory

White Candlesticks: Two of last three straight days have had Long White Candlesticks which indicate strong buying pressure

The stock will continue to make move towards the 200DMA, at about $0.66. At that level it will likely encounter resistance.

IMO a stock price near the $0.65-$0.70 level would signal that a potential $1.20 buyout price would be back in play.

P.S. Regarding Grandich's comments he is exactly correct. The "moose pasture" stocks (those that have land in the middle of nowhere and are hoping/praying that they will find something) are the ones that will struggle coming out of this. Real companies with real assets/deposits, especially gold companies with a lot of high-grade gold, will be in demand - especially once normalcy and appropriate rationalization sets in (think that is already starting to happen).

 

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