Buy Signals for Yamana Gold

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Yamana Gold Inc. (AUY) -- This Canadian gold mining operation engages in the acquisition, financing, exploration, development, and operation of precious-metal mining properties in Brazil, Argentina, Honduras and Nicaragua.


It topped off in January 2008 and plunged below $4 in October. Since then, with the resurgence in the price of gold bullion, the stock has issued a series of Collins-Bollinger Reversal (CBR) buy signals and has rallied to its 200-day moving average at just under $10.

Recently, the stochastic combined with the CBR, emphasized the positive signal. A break above the 200-day moving average could quickly challenge the recent high at $9.68 and move the stock to $11 and then to $15.


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