It’s been ages since we messed with this stock, but there could be opportunity if it falls just a bit further to the 28.32 target shown — a Hidden Pivot midpoint. We can skip the camouflage and simply bid 28.36 for 400 shares, stop 28.19. This play is speculative, since the stock looks like it will want to fall all the way to D=24.59 if it breaches the midpoint by more than a few cents.
SLW – Silver Wheaton (Last:24.59)
Posted March 21, 2013, 10:16 am
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