By the way, I am in no way putting down anyone who quoted American Bulls in reference to deciding what we should think about Kodiak's "relaxation" (I like to think it's just on the couch for a while before it goes out to rev up the lawn mower and run over all the other mine prospects) - I used to quote American Bulls myself.  It took a while before I looked at their track record vs. price and date and figured out their scam.

So please don't anyone think I'm making fun of anyone here on the KXL hub - I enjoy and repect all the other great posts on this board.  What I'm making fun of is American Bulls as a source of TA (Technical Analysis).  As I said before, I used to quote them myself.

So please don't let my posts scare anyone off!  I figured with the good-natured banter on this quite healthy stock board (and good data and such - thanks mzsmith) I could just relax and whale on some bad math (that used to fool me too!).

In fact, I'm going beyond that.  I'm decided to become an Ameircan Bulls pumper.  I've already made $90,000 doing it with their stock.  I've only ever bought one share, though - you can only take small change with you in the American Bulls Canadian Tire Time Machine.  But I keep using the American Bulls Time Machine from Canadian Tire to go back and buy the same share on the same day before American Bulls predicted it would rise $1 (the prediction was made two days afterwards, but hey who's counting) and then I sell it for the one day later price, three days later, and make $1.  It's very tiring to do it 90,000 times but I went back in time to 1981 and inserted it into the Windows Blue Screen of Death routine and it's kind of done for me.  I know I'm wrecking a perfectly good American Bulls time machine by turning it into a perpetual money machine, but hey, so sue me.

If your computer crashes, you just made me a dollar.