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me too on the sideline. after this run I'm not sure now if it comes down 44.00 area. but with such a low float we can hope to reenter for a nice price. 
watching it closely.

TIE at 52 + BOEING continues to demand titanium....

TIE up over 12% shucks I missed this run .... TIE is still making new highs!! China visit and increased demand for boing airplanes are driving this sucker up. TIE is on Fire!

TIE up again! over 7% 

I sell and just days after - BOEING orders more titanium for 30 new planes - I have some great luck 

Quote from: calven on May 09, 2006, 02:31:58 PM
I sell and just days after - BOEING orders more titanium for 30 new planes - I have some great luck 

I sold just 5 minutes before this new.

Just got this email:


These people completely ignore the concept of valuation when looking at TIE... it's unbelievable. The stock moves up 8% because their competitor (RTI) got an order for titanium! TIE trades at 43x earnings, while other TIE producers trade at 20x, and industry trades at 26x... TIE would need an order four times as big as their competitors order, and then somehow fill it with their non-existant titanium reserves in order to make the 150% gains necessary to justify their current valuation.

I love buffet's quote:

"I don't think there's a bubble in agricultural commodities like wheat, corn and soybeans. But in metals and oil there's been a terrific [price] move. It's like most trends: At the beginning, it's driven by fundamentals, then speculation takes over. As the old saying goes, what the wise man does in the beginning, fools do in the end. With any asset class that has a big move, first the fundamentals attract speculation, then the speculation becomes dominant. Once a price history develops, and people hear that their neighbor made a lot of money on something, that impulse takes over, and we're seeing that in commodities and housing...Orgies tend to be wildest toward the end. It's like being Cinderella at the ball. You know that at midnight everything's going to turn back to pumpkins & mice. But you look around and say, 'one more dance,' and so does everyone else. The party does get to be more fun -- and besides, there are no clocks on the wall. And then suddenly the clock strikes 12, and everything turns back to pumpkins and mice"

Tie is moving down just as fast as it moved up but as it gets close to it's 50 d ma which is around 29 I get the feeling that it will find support b/w 29 and 30.Something to keep an eye on

TIE BREAKOUT

This is starting to look nice 

According to THE WSJ,  mean est. v. year-ago reported earnings for the Q ending 9/06:   55% increase forecasted. (Year-ago:  $ .87 vs est. for this Q:  $1.35.)

Always do your own dd.

indeed it is

TIE broke through $30 today on solid volume - nice long candle, closed near the HOD and showing real strength.  Next stop $34-35 range.

TIE broke through key $33.80-$34 resistance today and is pushing at $35 resistance as I speak (but boy is there a lot sitting on the ask right there!)  Getting above $35 would signal a major long term breakout.  Its been on a real rip the last few sessions, and as always I'm late to the party, but I think that TIE looks pretty good for some short term gains.  I expect continuation above $35 tomorrow.

Implied target for the channel breakout is ~$40 (depth of channel = 34-28 = 6. B.O at 34+6 = 40).  This is also close to where it topped on its snap-back rally in late May so more reason for it to get there.

I lost a bundle on TIE in 2006 by buying high and selling low, then shorting and covering higher. Actually was my biggest loser. But I'm long again since $29.09 which was near the bottom of the channel and have recovered about 2/3 of my '06 loss (on paper). Let's ROLL TI(d)E!

TIE has had a little pullback, tested 33.80-90 support and looks ready to make a move higher.  Think we should see it above $35 next week.  Go TIE!!!

Quote from: Lucas Scott on February 07, 2007, 03:43:20 AM
Let's ROLL TI(d)E!

Luke,

Someone must be off sides on these Rectangle breakouts.  This is the third time that TIE has broken out of a Rectangle, and the third time that it's been called back. 

Interesting fractal (repeating pattern, and repeating behavior).

After the October Rectangle broke out, it got called back, and TIE went into another little Rectangle (circled in blue) at the 50/200s.

That broke out in late November and got to the October high, then got called back, all the way to the low of the "little" Rectangle (circled in blue).  That established the parameters of the Rectangle in your chart (purple on this chart).

This third Rectangle broke out, as you mentioned....but, called back again!

Someone clearly is jumping off sides on these breakouts. 

If TIE continues to pull back here, a gap fill of 30.88 - 31.25, with the 50DMA right there, looks very tempting.

 

Good luck this time.  You've got a real nice entry, and you sure deserve to have a winner, after staying with it.  Thanks for the post on it.  Applause.