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CSO and INL

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New at this game, if i apply the theories of resistance lines for the last 3 years on these two shares things look very wobbly. I am seeing something genuine or are my eyes deceiving me
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Mmmm....CSO's price-action leaves nothing to be desired.It can fall ,it can rise...and it can Zombie on.##INL sees the 61.8 Fib Support around the R45 mark.Maybe a nice little buy on a tail-down below R45.Then again....I wouldn't buy either.Why ? Because both SECTORS where these shares are active, are in the doldrums.So...how do you like them Apples with my 20c of...? Good luck.
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i am looking to short these two, including WBO which Clive roffey is on about for the last two weeks
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Quakedog
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Never Listen to Roffey! The guy is an absolute Joke! DRD anyone?
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he was right wid AGL, but then again he has been talking about the gold shares going through the roof since 2009
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kwagga
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But gold shares haven't gone through the roof, has it ? In fact almost all gold shares are trading lower than it's peak in 2009. If you like Roffey that much, subscribe to his besite (Just R16k per year for premium subscribers - how is that for a chuckle)
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seded
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GFI and ANG have been good short and long trades and are following gold price up at present, not for long term investors. GLD and KR,s better with 1oz KR available for R28 a piece circa 1968.
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