Cuoro has been the basket case we expected it to be. Then at about 60 cents the possibility presented it self that a large A-B-C from $2.60 to $0.60 ( nice Fibo ratios!)completed itself. Not much has happened to either support or reject that view. If correct, that is if the A-B-C is complete , this stock will easily double regardless of where it might ultimately end. This might be a buy at 0.53 or lower with a stop at around 0.45 When putting in the stop make the range very tight as otherwise you could get molested along the way.
Month: October 2012
JAG update
We show JAG once again, not because we are interested in this company per se at this time, but because it is instructive as to what one might expect from the markets in general. The 5 year cycle is complete , short perhaps of a minor wave 5 of 5 of C, and displays a textbook flat A-B-C. It loses 95% + of its value and drops right back to the 4th wave of previous degree and C is slightly larger than A. On some US indices we are presently at the high point of the B, on most others we are approximately where the red arrow is (or lower), that is at wave 2 of 3 of C or a little below that. The strongest drop is right ahead of us. We will see.
RGL, Royal Gold
This royalty company has had an unbelievable performance. It is now trading with a P/E of 55 and a return of under 1%. It has done the Mnt. Everest thing we have talked about so often, actually it has a single dollar more to go to get there. We do not see a clear count starting from the 2001 low. We would have loved to have owned this stock. Today, short of perhaps one more high, we would prefer to not own it. There are a number of possible triangles in this chart which could point to a 4-5.4-5 kind of situation. Otherwise the whole chart consists of 9 waves , 5 up and 4 down which constitutes a 5 wave sequence. Much of the action occurs in a relatively narrow channel, the only major break-out having just occurred. Use a stop below the upper trend line or sell outright.
Silver, the stuff
See our blog of a year ago (Sept. 2011). We expected a nice rebound as soon as the C leg was complete. It took 3 months and then the stuff shot up by about 40%, came right back down and then repeated the exercise. What we have now is an A-B-C down followed by an incomplete a-b-c back up. Some see a triangle here but it would take a lot of imagination even if it met all requirements, which it does not!. Others approach it from the fundamental side. Just heard a young analyst explain that the stuff can only go up given the monetary easing all around the world. Ignorance is indeed bliss. Perhaps he will be right but it did escape him that over the past 3 or 4 years there is no causal correlation at all.
In any event if this is a consolidation period the stuff could shoot up quite nicely. We think it is more likely an A-B-C X A-B-C, also known as a double zig-zag. The little c up may have a little higher to go but than it is downhill again.