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Technical Analysis for February 21 2006

STOCK: PORTRUSH PETROLEUM (PSH) WEBSITE: www.portrushpetroleum.com
CURRENT PRICE: 0.23 TREND: UP TREND, BROKE THROUGH RESISTANCE
TARGET PRICE: N/A RECOMMENDATION: SPECULATIVE BUY

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 resource company has shown some interesting activity in terms of its charting pattern, as shown on the charts above. On the long term chart, you can see the price bounce from its support level of $0.10 which was a very important test. It passed another important hurdle when it broke through resistance around $0.25 to its current level. Another positive for this stock is the money flows, which have turned positive and has added fuel to the run up thus far. The MACD though is not co-operating here, and thus confirmation is not completely there, but it could head higher from here still, but no concrete evidence exists right now. On the short term chart, you can clearly see the impressive run this stock has had, as its powered through resistance. The consolidation period for of the last few weeks is healthy, and may allow it to reach another plateau. The MACD on the daily chart is looking like it wants to turn up here as well, so that’s a good sign, but the lack of follow through on yesterdays close is a bit concerning. Watch the next few days for follow through, and an eventual break about its recent high of about $0.275.

Bottom line, things may start to rise here if it can break through its prior highs. The long term MACD should be monitored as well, as confirmation is not concrete there for the longer term yet.

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