Monday, April 18, 2011

Bankers Pet...Buy Signals Triggered

BANKERS PETROLEUM LTD.

(Toronto: BNK.TO )
Last Trade:8.27
Trade Time:1:34PM EDT
Change:Down 0.34 (3.95%)
Prev Close:8.61
Open:8.52
Bid:8.28
Ask:8.29
1y Target Est:11.97
Day's Range:8.25 - 8.52
52wk Range:6.15 - 9.92
Volume:1,042,922
Avg Vol (3m):2,536,150
Market Cap:2.04B
P/E (ttm):142.59
EPS (ttm):0.06
Div & Yield:N/A (N/A

Prices
DateOpenHighLowCloseVolumeAdj Close*
Apr 15, 20118.618.648.528.61809,4008.61
Apr 14, 20118.728.758.608.632,925,8008.63
Apr 13, 20118.658.708.508.611,322,7008.61
Apr 12, 20118.748.748.218.563,599,6008.56
Apr 11, 20119.159.198.798.872,020,2008.87
Apr 8, 20118.809.228.809.183,270,7009.18
Apr 7, 20118.588.958.448.824,974,1008.82
Apr 6, 20118.518.598.308.361,341,3008.36
Apr 5, 20118.408.598.318.461,639,3008.46
Apr 4, 20118.618.648.398.392,333,8008.39
Apr 1, 20118.758.758.438.563,448,5008.56
Mar 31, 20118.258.848.248.702,743,0008.70
Mar 30, 20118.008.267.978.123,010,9008.12

BNK.TO - Bankers Pete Ltd (TSX)

DateOpenHighLowLastChangeVolume% Change
04/15/118.61008.64008.52008.6100-0.0200809400-0.23%

Composite Indicator-- Signal ---- Strength ---- Direction --
Trend Spotter (TM)HoldFalling
Short Term Indicators
7 Day Average Directional IndicatorSellMinimumStrongest
10 - 8 Day Moving Average Hilo ChannelHoldFalling
20 Day Moving Average vs PriceBuyMinimumWeakest
20 - 50 Day MACD OscillatorSellWeakWeakest
20 Day Bollinger BandsHoldBearish
Short Term Indicators Average: 20% - Sell
Medium Term Indicators
40 Day Commodity Channel IndexHoldSteady
50 Day Moving Average vs PriceSellMinimumWeakening
20 - 100 Day MACD OscillatorBuyMinimumWeakening
50 Day Parabolic Time/PriceBuyMinimumWeakest
Medium Term Indicators Average: 25% - Buy
Long Term Indicators
60 Day Commodity Channel IndexHoldFalling
100 Day Moving Average vs PriceBuyMinimumWeakening
50 - 100 Day MACD OscillatorBuyStrongWeakest
Long Term Indicators Average: 67% - Buy



House Positions for C:BNK from 20110418 to 20110418
House Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net $Net
72 Credit Suisse 239,700 2,011,127 8.39 4,100 34,049 8.305 235,600 -1,977,078
23 State Street 81,500 685,944 8.416 0 81,500 -685,944
53 Morgan Stanley 40,900 343,829 8.407 7,900 66,472 8.414 33,000 -277,357
77 Peters 29,200 243,225 8.33 0 29,200 -243,225
62 Haywood 38,800 325,296 8.384 14,400 120,257 8.351 24,400 -205,039
79 CIBC 131,245 1,095,590 8.348 107,598 899,214 8.357 23,647 -196,376
9 BMO Nesbitt 26,188 217,868 8.319 7,225 60,507 8.375 18,963 -157,361
124 Questrade 17,205 144,340 8.389 1,100 9,118 8.289 16,105 -135,222
19 Desjardins 13,200 109,792 8.318 2,950 24,616 8.344 10,250 -85,176
52 NCP 63,667 531,802 8.353 53,787 451,750 8.399 9,880 -80,052
74 GMP 5,900 48,932 8.294 0 5,900 -48,932
101 Newedge 11,500 96,334 8.377 5,800 48,611 8.381 5,700 -47,723
85 Scotia 39,385 329,049 8.355 34,800 291,517 8.377 4,585 -37,532
81 HSBC 10,000 83,240 8.324 7,600 63,482 8.353 2,400 -19,758
13 Instinet 6,000 49,740 8.29 5,500 45,938 8.352 500 -3,802
39 Merrill Lynch 300 2,523 8.41 0 300 -2,523
57 Interactive 275 2,294 8.342 0 275 -2,294
65 Goldman 1,000 8,318 8.318 1,400 11,888 8.491 -400 3,570
58 Qtrade 1,000 8,302 8.302 1,500 12,565 8.377 -500 4,263
80 National Bank 23,900 199,635 8.353 24,400 203,866 8.355 -500 4,231
7 TD Sec 64,918 541,572 8.342 66,478 557,005 8.379 -1,560 15,433
89 Raymond James 1,858 15,583 8.387 8,100 67,810 8.372 -6,242 52,227
10 FirstEnergy 0 9,000 74,880 8.32 -9,000 74,880
99 Jitney 14,900 124,804 8.376 27,900 233,043 8.353 -13,000 108,239
12 Wellington 0 15,600 131,782 8.448 -15,600 131,782
26 Commission Direct 0 20,900 173,673 8.31 -20,900 173,673
2 RBC 12,163 101,871 8.375 44,516 375,305 8.431 -32,353 273,434
121 Jennings 0 36,300 301,655 8.31 -36,300 301,655
14 ITG 0 52,924 441,826 8.348 -52,924 441,826
90 Barclays 50,000 423,000 8.46 103,000 865,001 8.398 -53,000 442,001
123 Citigroup 5,000 42,020 8.404 73,576 618,360 8.404 -68,576 576,340
1 Anonymous 80,400 672,774 8.368 167,900 1,401,727 8.349 -87,500 728,953
33 Canaccord 32,950 276,529 8.392 136,800 1,149,416 8.402 -103,850 872,887
TOTAL 1,043,054 8,735,333 8.375 1,043,054 8,735,333 8.375 0 0




Saturday, April 16, 2011

AgoraCom Post Worth Reading...

The biggest news for small-cap investors to digest – by far – is that PIMCO has not only sold all of its US Debt Holdings, it has gone short.

On it’s surface (I stress SURFACE), Bill Gross, Founder of PIMCO, is telling us that QE3 isn’t coming and nobody will be stepping into to replace US Fed purchases of US Gov’t debt. That will lead to – at the very least – a drop in Debt prices, so he is getting the hell out of Dodge.

Unfortunately, we have learned over the last decade that economic theory can no longer be relied upon. After all, interest rate easing that began after 9/11 was never intended to crash real estate markets, plunge the planet into a debt crisis and lead to record nominal gold prices … yet here we are despite the “brightest” minds at the US Fed, White House and Central Banks around the world.

On it’s surface (I stress SURFACE), Bill Gross, Founder of PIMCO, is telling us that QE3 isn’t coming and nobody will be stepping into to replace US Fed purchases of US Gov’t debt. That will lead to – at the very least – a drop in Debt prices, so he is getting the hell out of Dodge. Simple enough … until you get to my practical comments below.

First, here are the theoretical (I stress THEORETICAL) follow-on effects:

INTEREST RATES – Going higher, just a matter of degree

$USD – Should strengthen with rising rates

EQUITIES – Should weaken for two reasons: A) Corporate expenses rise on higher borrowing rates = lower profits; B) Investors sell stocks to raise cash. Small-cap resource stocks fall in unison.

GOLD / SILVER – Should weaken against the US Dollar at the very least, potentially against most major currencies

US REAL ESTATE – Bombs Away .. my real estate theory since October 2009 remains intact

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN – Practically?

Unfortunately, we have learned over the last decade that economic theory can no longer be relied upon. After all, interest rate easing that began after 9/11 was never intended to crash real estate markets, plunge the planet into a debt crisis and lead to record nominal gold prices … yet here we are despite the “brightest” minds at the US Fed, White House and Central Banks around the world.

What truly happens isn’t so linear because market manipulation has taken the natural ebb and flow out of all markets – debt, equities, commodities, currencies. Prices are no longer determined by value – they are determined by confidence or a lack thereof. As such, what should practically happen is the following:

CONFIDENCE CRISIS – When US Fed purchases of US debt vanishes and isn’t replaced by the market, a crisis of confidence will commence.

INTEREST RATES – Will move incrementally higher, then accelerate as US debt prices free fall

$USD – Will initially strengthen with rising rates and bond nibbling, then drop as investors realize bond/confidence risk is too great. Swiss Franc and Canadian Dollar will do very well.

EQUITIES – Double Dip probability rises dramatically. Small-cap resource stocks take an initial hit, followed by massive rebound on gold, silver moves (see below).

GOLD / SILVER- Will initially weaken by as much as 20% /30% respectively on early $USD strength, then rocket towards all-time inflation adjusted highs of ~ $2,200 and $150 within 12 months

US REAL ESTATE – Bombs Away .. my real estate theory since October 2009 remains intact

AM I A GENIOUS OR WHAT?

I’d like to think so – but I don’t think so for two reasons:

1] Obvious Reason – I could be very wrong and a number of other outcomes could occur. This time, I think I’m right – but see #2 below

2] The Fed / White House / Wall Street Financial Matrix Isn’t Stupid – Despite what many smart people have to say, the powers that be aren’t as stupid as they seem. They just don’t give a damn about your long-term interests. Despite damage to the current and long-term US economy, I firmly believe they have executed their plan perfectly in their best interests – and they’re not finished ….

QE3

It’s coming … 100% … only this time it will require the financial pain I have outlined above in order to politically justify it … but as I posted on March 30th, QE3 Will Be Delayed, Not Terminated.

At that point, the game plan resumes … but not before Bill Gross and PIMCO step back into US Debt, go long and make a killing on their cash thanks to rising debt prices, which leads to falling rates, much weaker $USD, stabilized stock markets, MUCH higher gold/silver, MUCH higher junior resource stocks.

Until then, plan accordingly.

Regards,
George

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