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Technical Analysis for February 16 2006

STOCK: BEMA GOLD (BGO) WEBSITE: www.bema.com
CURRENT PRICE: 4.40 CDN TREND: DOWN TREND
TARGET PRICE: N/A RECOMMENDATION: PASS

Long Term Chart (Weekly 3yr) - To view the bigger picture

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Short Term Chart (Daily 1yr) - Where to take a position

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This Canadian listed gold stock has suffered recently with the rest of the gold sector, and has entered into its consolidation phase here when looking at the charts. On the longer-term chart, you can see the stock dipping after hitting its level of resistance around $5. The decrease in price is evident because of the falling MACD as well, without any signs of an upturn visible here (and the STOCHs are following suit as well). On the short term chart, you can see the fall more clearly, with the price hovering above its 50 day moving average, and whether or not it holds will be an important indication of where the stock will head. The MACD is not telling us of any turn around here, but it is still unclear, it may change today, but it’s a gamble. The price also needs to hold the trend line shown on the chart, if it were to breach this line, the stock may drop under $4.

Bottom line, things are not looking up here in the longer term, short term it may go up, but there is no need to gamble here.

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