At this point the advance seems to be flattening out after taking off from the $0.02 range to approaching $0.60 since October of 2009. It wouldn’t be prudent to expect a thirty bagger every four months.
According to seasonality expert Brooke Thackray the period of seasonal strength for gold is mid July through the beginning of October suggesting that you could be well served to put GLW on your watch list in anticipation of a move later in the year.
Right now the best strategy for HF would be to keep it on your watch list for a break out of its trading range while keeping in mind the seasonal strength in the sector.
When I look at this snapshot of DML at this particular point in time I would say that it will take a lot of new nuclear power plants to be built and demand for fuel to move up aggressively to get this stock moving higher.
Until there is mounting evidence that the consumer has the confidence needed to go out an buy apleasure craft and that operators are willing to spruce up their facilities, investors may have to live off the seven bagger BC has already brought to the party.
Another factor to consider is that according to investment seasonality expert Brooke Thackray the period of strength for financials runs from mid January to mid April.
When I look at a chart like this I have to admit that they are not my favorite. The stock isn’t going up, its trading below its 50 and 200 day moving averages and the uptrend is broken.
