Forum Archive Index - January 2002

[Chris Watson <Chris.Watson@computerland.co.nz>]

Medium term resistance at 1.90 (Apr, May, Jul 2001).  Performance over next
couple of days will reveal how well established this upward trend is.
Currently 1m+ orders lined up 190 and below. Remember that it takes volume
to turn around a trend.  Breakthru and support above 195 will be good news
for this stock particularly if volumes continue to rise.

CW

-----Original Message-----
From: SWLEE [mailto:SWLEE@xtra.co.nz]
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 2:21 PM
To: sharechat@sharechat.co.nz
Subject: Re: [sharechat] cah -- and what to buy?


Jefley,
You are riding on a express gravy train, why hop off?.

What don't you like about CAH latest  Q result? After 3 consecutive Q of
reducing earnings, the latest Q result has reversed the tide.   Looking
forward, thats is encouraging  performance by CAH, that is why the price ahs
move up nicely, driven by huge demand by institutional investors in big
numbers, who are buying into its recovery potential for the coming periods.

>From the T/A viewpoint, there is still plenty of steam left in CAH price
movement, all technical indicators are pointing north, MACD, OBV, RSI and
short and long term moving averages are looking good. First time in more
than 2 years, CAH has breached the 200 Moving A.

I wont want to leave the winning table just yet.

Cheers
Stephen


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jefley Aitken" <jefley@xtra.co.nz>
To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 9:48 AM
Subject: [sharechat] cah -- and what to buy?


> good morning!
>
> whatever is happening to cah?  $1.91 at last look!  yesterday's news just
> didn't seem worth yesterday's 8 cent rise, and this morning's rise seems
> beyond belief.  i've held this share for about four years, and yep, my
> initial price was $1.91.  have long since learned to dislike and distrust
> it, and am very tempted to sell because i cant understand the rise -- and
> don't trust it.
> i haven't had great deal of success with the timing of sales lately, and
> would appreciate some opinions: get out and be grateful, or, hold on a
bit.
>
> which brings me to my last two not terribly well timed sales -- i have
cash
> looking for an investment.  i've been watching and watching wri, pgg, wkl
> and believe the sector still has mileage.  any thoughts on the best
choice.
>
> i've also been following dpc and have developed a recent interest in csg.
>  if anyone has opinions on these shares, i'd like to hear.  then of
course,
> if someone would like to write about their favourite "buy-now" share, that

> would be deeply and truly wunnerful...
> regards, jefley
>
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