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Entering New CCJ Position on 2/1/2008

 

Written by AutoTrader, on 01-02-2008 07:07

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I got a Buy Signal on CAMECO CP, symbol (CCJ) at 34.08 on 2/1/2008

Price and moving averages:

CAMECO CP, symbol (CCJ), has closed below its Short time moving average. Short time moving average is currently below mid-time, AND below long time moving averages. The relationship between price and moving averages is: bearish in short-term, and bearish in mid-long term.

Bollinger Bands:

CAMECO CP, symbol (CCJ), has closed below the lower band by 71.9%%. This combined with the steep downtrend can suggest that the downward trend in prices has a good chance of continuing. However, a short-term pull-back inside the bands is likely. Bollinger Bands are 13.3%% narrower than normal. The current width of the bands (alone) does not suggest anything conclusive about the future volatility or movement of prices.

This commentary is not a recommendation to buy or sell. This is a commentary about a trade I made.

Fundamentals:

I also like that CAMECO CP has an EPS of 1.066 which is and indication of profitability and not a very high dillution. The company is growing, as shown by a PEG (price/earnings growth) of 0. As a bonnus, it pays a dividend per share of 0.19This should be a tradable stock.

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