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  • Mitchell Card
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    The BOD has retained Advisors to study strategic alternatives as a result of third party inquires and previous discussions. I’m not sure exactly what this means but I’ve been in at an avg of .25 per share since last year. Alerted today by TOS and Judging by today’s volume this may be perceived as favorable news. Got a small upward blip on my 12 & 6 months charts, and 20day chart.

    Mitchell Card
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    James, There was a BOWSER article in the July 2021 Bowser Report, titled Better Entry Points, Simple Technical Analysis to better stock entries. It was an excellent article and talked about support, resistance, entry points, trends, etc. It even had an explanation of Candles. Candle Charts can also give you supply/demand information as well as trends, reversals, breakouts, etc. In a perfect market (and its never perfect) trading good fundamental stocks using good technical skills has helped me big time. For example, I very rarely buy a company of the month stock until I run the following charts: 3–5-day,3-minute chart, 20-day 30-minute chart, 6-month, 1-day chart, and a 1 year,1-day chart. I use MACD, RSI, On Balance Volume, 50,100,200-day simple moving averages. All the charts have candles instead of open/close lines/bars. If a chart is trending lower making lower highs and lower lows, I will track it until it hits a new support line. After support has been established, I check all news sources, company announcements, SEC filings, and then make a decision based on Technical and Fundamentals. I’ve done pretty good but the last couple of months have been tough on the market. The Nasdaq I think hit the 200-day line today, and the S&P500, NYSE, Russell 1000,2000,3000 are not far behind. To me, this market weakness will present potential buying opportunities at some point in time. I have many stocks that are down as well, but they are good companies making real products and the only thing that has changed is the market not the companies. In my opinion the BOWSER Report is Rock Solid with the fundamentals and their plan. I’m also a member of Cramers Mad Money Investment Club, and there are lots of buying opportunities there as well due to downward market pressures on good companies. Most of those stocks have high prices per share and are market leaders in their sectors. I prefer the small caps because they are fun, and the percentage returns are excellent. You will not get that with higher price per share stocks. I pretty much follow the BOWSER game plan but add more zeros behind the buy and sell amounts. Hang in there and good luck.

    Mitchell Card
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    How many MACE shareholders were able to attend the December 2, 2021, Tele-conference hosted by Gary Medved the CEO of MACE? If you did, what concerns did you have? I dialed in and was impressed but had some concerns as well. He answered all my questions. How would you rate your core leadership team? How are you dealing with Supply chain issues/impacts and work arounds? Are you taking actions to get our stock listed on the NASDAQ? They have hired a process improvement type of guy to their leadership team who I think will really help with incremental improvements. The Mission, Vision Statement, and target markets were in my opinion on target. Mace is working to reduce shipping costs which will help. I already knew they were in AutoZone because I bought my first ever Mace spray along with some Deisel truck parts from that store. I hung the Mace Spray on my wall right besides my ToughBuilt Utility Knife. Hopefully it will not be a wall of shame type of deal. Mace is in three auto and two retail stores with over 8,341 store locations with new retailers currently under discussion. They identified current cost structure challenges, price increases, manufacturing efficiencies, and inflationary headwinds. This company is going to have challenges, but I think if they do the right things like grow margin, increase sales, and expand into new turf will help grow this company. Good luck.

    Mitchell Card
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    in reply to: TOMZ #17499

    TOMZ – Is breaking out and up on the charts for some reason. I’m in at 1.60 this morning. Mad volume like 32 million shares traded. I’m going to ride this puppy for a little and see what happens. Probably related to the new covid variant but I’m not sure? Rode ARDX at the same time in at the bell at 1.30 out at 930AM at 1.60 with crazy volume of 240 million. Both stocks have already made an upside move so be careful and do your due diligence if interested. Good luck.

    Mitchell Card
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    Paul, I’m also in GORO, CLRO, Mace, BUKS, DYNT, and have been in and out of SGRP. These Small Caps are fun. I recently established a small position in PANL. Made good money with CTHR, SCRP, and MNDO. I may establish another position in MNDO if it continues to trend lower -I’ll have to watch the charts and see how that plays out. BOWSER Fundamentals are solid. Good Luck.

    Mitchell Card
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    Paul, I’m addicted to oil as well living just outside of OKC with friends in the industry. I’m currently out of all the oil stocks since EOM Oct/Nov timeframe but they are on my radar. Right after the covid crash, I invested in OKE, MUR, APA, OXY, DVN, CLR, TUSK -a local company, PHX, ET, AMPY, ICD, XOM, COP – my son works at that company, and PVAC who changed their name to Ranger Oil. I probably forgot a few. I rely heavily on the following commodities futures chart /cl which is the symbol for West Texas Light Sweet Crude and /BZ which is Brent Crude Oil. Whatever direction the futures go the oil stocks will follow. I monitor the weekly inventory levels as well and big storms that interrupt supply or third world countries blowing up others oil supply. I watch OPEC+ because they drive the oil market. Currently, sitting on the sidelines patiently waiting for the world leaders to release their reserves which will drive down the price. I’m just not sure if and when that will happen. I rely heavily on the technicals for entry and exit points on the above stocks. Be careful and due your own due diligence before investing in the above. Some are leveraged and do well with high gas prices and others are at the top of the food chain. Right now, Monday, 11:18PM Central time /cl is trending down currently at 76.17 so I’m staying on the sidelines to see how things develop. Good Luck.

    Mitchell Card
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    in reply to: BUKS Volume #17451

    Thanks. The stock dipped down today because someone sold 5K shares but it bounced right back to the .74 range. I set up Time and Sales option to watch the volume. That’s the only thing I hate with thinly traded stocks. A lot of positive news with BUKS but I’m not sure how that will pan out moving forward. BUKS acquired all equity interest of Boot hill Casino, and collaborating with DraftKings on some sort of betting deal. I set up volume alerts to figure out how this will be interpreted.

    Mitchell Card
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    in reply to: Mining Stocks #17449

    I established an initial position in GORO at 1.58 last month. LOL -I got this info from the the sample BOWSER Database and did my due diligence. I’m not a miner an have always avoided mining stock but the fundamentals and Technical lined up last month. Now, GORO is buying another company so I’m not sure how that will pan out. Anyways, Good luck. I used a 3 and 6 month chart with MACD and RSI it has made a run so be careful if you decide to invest in this company.

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    Mitchell Card
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    Guys, I own 20,000 shares. The BOWSER fundamentals are rock solid. I use Technical Analysis with MACD and RSI on 3 and 6 month charts and it has been very close to the trading lows and highs and the entry points are almost spot on. My platform is Think or Swim on TDAmeritrade but others have similar platforms. At this point if I were you, I’d hold the companies -they will bounce back in a decent market. Hope this helps and good luck.

    Mitchell Card
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    If this company had volume and was listed on the NASDAQ I would be very interested.

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