Last Riverside shares I bought were acquired in the private placement that Rick Rule requested to John-Mark because he wanted to up his position by a few percentage points. I would regard the above comments that Riverside stock is going “nowhere” as shall we say …. misinformed.
First off Capitan was spun off from Riverside and has been a 7X from the original issue price. A 15X if you added onto ones position at lower levels (I did). Next up was Blue Jay Gold which will soon be trading publicly. I think this one will surprise in regards to valuation. So those are spin offs which added huge value to the Riverside shareholder. As far as Riverside itself, I love the chart pattern. If one has read Stan Weinstein’s book then he should immediately recognize this pattern. BTW if you haven’t read it then what are you even doing in the stock market. You have neglected to read the most valuable and powerful book ever written on how to recognize what’s going on in regards to what the market is messaging.
So let’s take a look at the chart to address the ignorant statement of it’s not going anywhere:
First let’s just look at an unmarked weekly chart of Riverside. What do we see? Simple.. A trend of up to the right. A nice stair step pattern climbing while it remains above a rising 30W EMA. What is not to like? Going nowhere… really?
Now let’s drill down to the daily where Weinstein principles really come to the fore:
Man this is a classic Weinstein/Minervini special. It could be used as a text book example. First we have a contracting triangle formed right at the rising 30 W EMA. As the triangle reaches its apex we see volume form a classic VCP. (Volume contraction pattern) It doesn’t get any more text book than this. So when there is no more supply to be had at this critical juncture price can only do one thing.. explode higher. And it sure did. But here is the powerful signal… the level of breakaway volume. Weinstein says that what one likes to see is 2X avg volume on these break outs above or through the 30W EMA. Take a look at what we have. I show it at 13X. (908k/70k) That’s some powerful move and it is highly significant. It tells us this is a Major event.
One more thing I would like to mention and it goes to the heart of successful investing. One must know the zeitgeist of what’s going on early on before the public figures it out for themselves. This is when one should establish positions. As an example 2 years ago it would be easy to look at all of Mike Gentile’s picks and just observe “ahh his stocks are going nowhere, he is delusional” But I recognized he was onto something. I bought several of his favorite picks… ZNG, ASTR, RMRDF,DAN, others before their moves. Yes, I suppose one could have said his stocks were going nowhere at the time, you wouldn’t be “wrong”. But you would also have missed the train leaving the station.
So back in January, I was listening to Matt Geiger and he mentioned that he is pouring money into prospect generators as he felt it was time for them to come back into favor. I agree and that’s exactly what Riverside is.
So yea, I am perfectly content to hold onto my Riverside as it just goes nowhere (compared to what) while one of the most qualified CEO/geologist in the industry continues to exercise his know how and discipline and creates value while lifestyle companies continue to go after the money now coming into the sector.
Thanks so very much PLUNGER, I was needing an up date on Riverside and wow did I ever get it, I’ve managed to hold on to a very large chunk of this for 5 years. It’s was like a forced savings plan, as I bought it at.27 now I’m just going to ride it into the sunset……
Certainly, yes Riverside is not NVDA or AAPL where people get all wound up on its daily trading action. It is something one holds for the length of the bull market and lets a stellar CEO create value and spin that value off to shareholders. It takes time to do this, if one doesn’t have patience then this is not your game.
Dundee corp (DDEJF) is in the same category and I own a lot of that too. Hitch your wagon to a proven well seasoned honest professional and let him create value for you. Certainly not flashy at all. But in the long term it’s a winner.
UP 26%
I CHECKED AI AND IT HAS NO CLUE
The entire trading dollar volume was only $52,188, so its not very popular and looks like its going nowhere.
https://schrts.co/skSijBPi
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/RVSDF/
That was just Plunger buying up the shares he doesn’t already own.
why would Plunger buy a stock thats not going anywhere…………..
Last Riverside shares I bought were acquired in the private placement that Rick Rule requested to John-Mark because he wanted to up his position by a few percentage points. I would regard the above comments that Riverside stock is going “nowhere” as shall we say …. misinformed.
First off Capitan was spun off from Riverside and has been a 7X from the original issue price. A 15X if you added onto ones position at lower levels (I did). Next up was Blue Jay Gold which will soon be trading publicly. I think this one will surprise in regards to valuation. So those are spin offs which added huge value to the Riverside shareholder. As far as Riverside itself, I love the chart pattern. If one has read Stan Weinstein’s book then he should immediately recognize this pattern. BTW if you haven’t read it then what are you even doing in the stock market. You have neglected to read the most valuable and powerful book ever written on how to recognize what’s going on in regards to what the market is messaging.
So let’s take a look at the chart to address the ignorant statement of it’s not going anywhere:
First let’s just look at an unmarked weekly chart of Riverside. What do we see? Simple.. A trend of up to the right. A nice stair step pattern climbing while it remains above a rising 30W EMA. What is not to like? Going nowhere… really?
https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=RRI.V&a=2249799788&p=W&yr=3&mn=0&dy=0&id=p32284274586
Now let’s drill down to the daily where Weinstein principles really come to the fore:
Man this is a classic Weinstein/Minervini special. It could be used as a text book example. First we have a contracting triangle formed right at the rising 30 W EMA. As the triangle reaches its apex we see volume form a classic VCP. (Volume contraction pattern) It doesn’t get any more text book than this. So when there is no more supply to be had at this critical juncture price can only do one thing.. explode higher. And it sure did. But here is the powerful signal… the level of breakaway volume. Weinstein says that what one likes to see is 2X avg volume on these break outs above or through the 30W EMA. Take a look at what we have. I show it at 13X. (908k/70k) That’s some powerful move and it is highly significant. It tells us this is a Major event.
https://stockcharts.com/sc3/ui/?s=RRI.V&a=2249799788&p=D&yr=0&mn=8&dy=0&id=p11954229773
One more thing I would like to mention and it goes to the heart of successful investing. One must know the zeitgeist of what’s going on early on before the public figures it out for themselves. This is when one should establish positions. As an example 2 years ago it would be easy to look at all of Mike Gentile’s picks and just observe “ahh his stocks are going nowhere, he is delusional” But I recognized he was onto something. I bought several of his favorite picks… ZNG, ASTR, RMRDF,DAN, others before their moves. Yes, I suppose one could have said his stocks were going nowhere at the time, you wouldn’t be “wrong”. But you would also have missed the train leaving the station.
So back in January, I was listening to Matt Geiger and he mentioned that he is pouring money into prospect generators as he felt it was time for them to come back into favor. I agree and that’s exactly what Riverside is.
So yea, I am perfectly content to hold onto my Riverside as it just goes nowhere (compared to what) while one of the most qualified CEO/geologist in the industry continues to exercise his know how and discipline and creates value while lifestyle companies continue to go after the money now coming into the sector.
Thanks so very much PLUNGER, I was needing an up date on Riverside and wow did I ever get it, I’ve managed to hold on to a very large chunk of this for 5 years. It’s was like a forced savings plan, as I bought it at.27 now I’m just going to ride it into the sunset……
Certainly, yes Riverside is not NVDA or AAPL where people get all wound up on its daily trading action. It is something one holds for the length of the bull market and lets a stellar CEO create value and spin that value off to shareholders. It takes time to do this, if one doesn’t have patience then this is not your game.
Dundee corp (DDEJF) is in the same category and I own a lot of that too. Hitch your wagon to a proven well seasoned honest professional and let him create value for you. Certainly not flashy at all. But in the long term it’s a winner.