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1. North says:

   April 5, 2016 - 3:05 pm at 3:05 pm

   Yup.

2. Anon says:

   April 5, 2016 - 11:50 pm at 11:50 pm

   25 and more years ago, when I did a little TA of my own from scratch, I liked to look at things like cumulative advance-decline and (new high)-(new-low) of mining stocks and PM stocks. A US citizen, I got the Globe and Mail by mail largely for these data (listed weekly Saturdays and maybe even daily as I recall), which I dutifully logged in, days late, for charts. I know McEwen has a list of PM stocks. I myself keep a daily list of many stocks’ prices, but I quit putting calculating A-D and NH-NL into spreadsheets from them some time ago–a bit time consuming, esp if one repeatedly revises one’s lists, all the more so if Mr Spock induces one to keep changing one’s lists.

   Excuse my naivety–I have been not paying attention to TA much for years–but is there a good site that lists new highs, advances, &c for a large number of (PM) stocks, preferably breaking them down in some way (biggies vs explorers; PM vs base metal emphasis; <-anything like that). Ideal would include many companies & have relatively little selection bias. McEwen's list–as well as my own lists of companies I look at–might be useful for being selective. For example, it might be good in figuring out when the big top will be–I would guess not for a long time–to have a list of one's own holdings, or of some particularly good selected stocks when looking for deceleration &c. But for me the most useful in many ways would be data generated from a list with as little inherent selection biases as possible (e.g, all Venture non-producers with some PM emphasis; all producers; etc). Canadian, US, UK, world, anything would be useful, as long as freely available and unlikely to suddenly go offline. Probably there are such lists, freely available, and all of you known about them.