hoosh - be wary of morningstar's analyses in general (unless you...

hoosh - be wary of morningstar's analyses in general (unless you really go the technical thing, with dead cats bouncing, and head and shoulders and various other already happened terms for pictures of graphs). What I mean to say is they are very heavily focussed on the technical and very little on the fundamental - and the latter is what I studied at Uni. I could never understand why people thought past pictures of charts are so very meaningful, but it is an industry, so whadda I know? (And I most certainly mean no disrespect to any techies out there - I know the math and algos are mind breaking!)

I've just seen some really hairy analyses they (MS) have done (and burnt my own money relying on one in my research).

Anyway - I'm back in CST at 25c. Made a few thou on APT again yesterday (it's like a little money tree I'm addicted to - you get in at 66-low 67, and get out at +68. Someone is losing money to me on a weekly basis, but I know that bubble is about to go bang, so I withdrew from my trading account so I can't be tempted before the nxt correction). Unless CST jumps something stupid in the next week or so, I think I'll stick around for the long haul this time. Hard to believe I first bought CST at 8c back in early April and made 25% in a couple of days. I've had a very soft spot for it ever since, but not because of that - more because I have made $$ on every single CST trade to date. Lets give it time to burn this time around and see if I can double or triple my 25c. Seems as though Gold is the "new" safe haven for those that hadn't heard about it before, with the price through the roof, so timing for CST couldn't have been better if it was planned this way. Now to watch the paint dry....................