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19500 acres, I guess thats how much land you need then for 100 wells!
19500 acres, I guess thats how much land you need then for 100 wells!![]()
Could jump out - try and make some profit elsewhere in the next couple of months - and then jump back in for roughly the same price ..... if that's a risk you'd be prepared to take on.. otherwise the money's gonna be pretty stagnant for a few months....
Interesting times. The rewards are definitely there for investors to see.
ADI rose to $1 on volume. There would be a lot of shareholders who paid more than current price.
ADI definitely got the potential to be one of those stocks you look back on saying why didnt I buy on that weakness. Has happened with so many stocks I have come across.
Weakness = opportunity if you look back on history you see it all the time with these fast rising stocks.
MTN, SMM, ACB, BPT, AED.
Even BHP you saw the weakness at 24 bucks then a run up to 30.
Testing lows then setting highs. Thats the name of the game.
Good luck for those trading ADI on the way down, or holding them on the way up.
i would be staggered if the sp rose much on this, i think the news is not worthy of a massive price spike, there is little data to justify any sp rise like we saw pre the primary being drilled.
until the market actually gets any data from the testing the sp will have trouble reaching great highs..
i expect the nt well may bring a positive sp gain on real testing results, but i have seen stranger things happen on this share.. then i imagine there will be further sp gains if the sl results prove good.
i cant see short term rises being caused by anything other than supply and demand, i wouldnt be suprised if some holders wouldnt want to wait any longer and perhaps move out, perhaps a sp fall is more likely.. 3 months is a long time to hold a sp on no news!!
all imho and dyor
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