or googles*
Sean -
Here's a site for you,
http://www.freestockcharts.com/
you might be able to draw fibonacci's here and other stuff for free.
A good candlestick site is www.americanbulls.com
Hey everyone, Did I read it here that BCLE was going through a government audit or was it just n internal audit???
Mr. HartXXXXX: First, I answer my e-mails, and return the calls received. We have installed a new answering type software from Verizon in our office, and it could be some of the calls people have made have not been returned because we may have lost the messages. We will try to do better on that front.
I cannot discuss up and coming revenues, and what is up and coming concerning announcements with the company. When we can announce something of worth and value, we will do so, for all to see.
We have not issued any e-mails about anything to anybody, but you are on our e-mail list.
I can tell you that the company is going through a complete audit, and should be completed in the next 60 days or so. When that is completed, it will be posted on pink sheets, and hopefully that will take some of the confusion out of the mixture. We want to take the company to next level to benefit all shareholders.
As for facebook, or any other websites that post comments, I do not read them. I neither have the time or do I care what is posted. Many many times in the past, comments and postings are simply not correct, and should not be used for anyone to make a decision on there investments.
As things progress and when they have in fact happened, we will be posting news releases for all to see.
Thank you again for your investment in BCLE.
James E. Shipley
James E. Shipley, President
Bio-Clean International, Inc.
5412 Bolsa Ave.
Suite D
Huntington Beach, CA 92649
Telephone (714) 373-1990
Fax (714) 373-1991
Mobile (714) 814-7146
e-mail - jim@biocleaninternational.com
Back to the three day rule again. It doesn't always apply, but it does so many times.
The first day a stock takes off, everybody is all excited and people are cramming money into it.
The second day, everybody is convinced that the mother-lode is coming.
The third day, the smart traders are getting out and the newbies and the greedy are throwing their money in.
Day four, after the stock starts falling, people are convinced that the stock is going to fly up again......................wrong!
I think the sharper the gap up, the more dangerous for disappointment. If a stock rises at a natural level, day by day, then you have something to work with.
If it gaps up and skyrockets too quick it will come down again.
I am going to post some charts to explore this with comments on the top of the post before the charts themselves.
Take a look and see what shakes with this "not always accurate rule".![]()