No, not that.
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I hope you all had a fine Labour Day Weekend. I spent mine fending off a myriad of stressful “deep nature” day trips (with all the kids) whilst trying to cajole–via overheating Crackberry Storm II — both clients and adversaries into a proper canvas and balsa-wood box which I plan to nail shut tomorrow morning and mail to Zambia, postage due.
True, I do this stuff because I love it, but I also do it for Barak and his indigent health care plan. I want to make sure that shit is well stocked as it launches off the pier.
Given that The PPT is indicating at least a near term pullback, perhaps as early as tomorrow morning, I figure I’d take a look at some loooooonger term plays out there that may be worth taking a pinch of snuff and blowing some loose cash on.
Said loose cash should be in abundance as you all are reaping big gains from the TNA sales you’ve been harvesting as The PPT has directed you, yes?
Or you’ve at least salted away a couple of dollars by following my direction in ANV or SLW in the last six weeks, am I correuct (sic), sieur?
No?
No matter, as I’ve always got more to give, though it’s questionable whether you deserve it or not… I think at least two of the following three will work going forward to Christmas, or at least the time of the Turkey gods. Let’s see if you can figure out which I think are the best. First, our recent wilting lady, CREE in a monthly chart:
Then there’s her somewhat zany half brother in the LED poison industry, VECO:
Then, just for giggles… there’s that one I told you to hold until you were a grandmother, or similar benevolant adult figure. It really doesn’t need much comment:
Don’t lament that you were not here at the beginning of the bull in precious metals. Rather, take advantage of a trend that still lives. Andgo ahead, fool around with a couple or three tech names as well, but be cautious, as those should be shorter term plays (within this year) than the PM’s.
Best to you all, and Happy Labours. Try to keep hold off some of it, eh?
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