Got a little more Tinka when it dropped below .80 per the plan. Should have waited as it went as low as .67 the next day, but my order (2%) filled at .77. I was glad today to see it up a bit, but since most other miners were down, I'm curious to see if the old pattern of lagging a day behind the mining sector still holds for good old TK.V. I wasn't bold enough to buy anything else just yet, but I'm watching the stock market for weakness. Hopefully if there is a top soon, the big boys will begin to rotate back into PMs and miners.
Here's the Tinka chart:
Friday, May 31, 2013
Monday, May 20, 2013
Muppet Miner Positioning and Updates
It's been a month--so I decided to put up some numbers I'm watching. I've not been trading actively during that month, but contemplating how to trade more methodically. To that end, I've made myself a spreadsheet with the miners I'm watching, most of which I've traded in the past or still hold. Currently, I have small positions still in TK, SWD, and SLW. I will be posting the sheet from time to time--most likely on days when I adjust a price target or buy/sell.
I'm still nervous about miners because of bullishness I'm reading on the message boards. However, I will start to reenter in the near future--the above are first tranche prices only.
The Gold:HUI ratio is starting to look better, at least based on the MACD and the declining oversold RSI.
On the other hand, the Dow:Gold ratio still looks to have momentum, despite it uber-stretched position over virtually all of its weekly moving-average indicators. I took profits on my limited involvement in stocks back in February, so if I had some more, I would definitely be well into trimming now. This ratio is ridiculous, if not historically so...
I'm still nervous about miners because of bullishness I'm reading on the message boards. However, I will start to reenter in the near future--the above are first tranche prices only.
The Gold:HUI ratio is starting to look better, at least based on the MACD and the declining oversold RSI.
On the other hand, the Dow:Gold ratio still looks to have momentum, despite it uber-stretched position over virtually all of its weekly moving-average indicators. I took profits on my limited involvement in stocks back in February, so if I had some more, I would definitely be well into trimming now. This ratio is ridiculous, if not historically so...
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