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agentm,
Your research is second to none. I commend you on that. However, don't you honestly think that if this play was a certainty, those in the know would be buying as many shares as they can at these prices? Something's just not quite right here. "IF" they've got the porosity Couch mentioned in 2006, then I would say the shares are a steal at 40c.
I see HSBC and Citigroup have both sold their holding in ADI thats where the selling pressure has come from lately.
Just wonder why they would sell down ANZ has increased its stake with a few other movers in there.
Umm interesting times.
This month is make or break for me. During the last week I have traded AUT for ADI so that I am now 50:50 with the two. Luckily I sold the AUT before the last announcement and was able to get 6 ADI for every 5 AUT. With the low turnover it wasn't easy. If the news isn't good by the end of the month I will sell half and if there is no good news in Feb then I'll be out. Definitely no more buying for me.next few weeks are news weeks according to tom at EME..
lets see if he is right..
I'm no chartist, but the ADI chart certainly looks very very unhealthy to me.
If I was looking to buy this, even on fundamentals, I would wait till the chart at least leveled out, especially in current market conditions.
RB,
I can find plenty of stocks that have gone sideways or dropped a lot over the same time period as that chart.
My point is, in current market and stock trending conditions you are almost assured to lose value on paper in the short to medium term if no announcements come.
If you wanted wait for an announcement, then why not just set up an alert so you can check every announcement they release and jump onboard early if you think it is worthwhile.
ADI and AUT are a different kettle of fish. If you are "out" when the news comes you miss out.( for better or for worse.)
What I mean is that, in my opinion, there will be a spike on good news. The better the news the bigger the spike. Then it will trade sideways, without much gain, maybe even a fall, until the next news, and depending on that news we will see a trend one way or the other. I would expect a huge jump if the elephants start to sing and there may be little warning. That is how I am approaching my holding, I'm often wrong.So you are saying that if it gaps up it will be a huge % and that will be it? No further rises?
I find that hard to believe: especially if the news is as good as people are hoping.
EG (purely fictional):
buy now @ 37c hold for a month price at 30c.
watch for announcement and buy then. Price gaps from 30 - 36c (20% gap) and all else is equal plus your cash has been employed better over a month.
It wouldnt work this 'nicely' though
... Thanks for that, but yes, I hope a decent announcement will see it gap larger then 20%
I'd be very interested in your thoughts over the coming weeks as things unfold.
ie If you can give some ongoing thoughts for a hypothetical as with your example but with updates, I would be interested to see how it plays out.
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