Hi nikki, actually I got some more yesterday at $0.17 - holding a sell order now for that lot at $0.21
Actually, I was quite surprised we didn't recover today - so much for my 0.21 order...
I'm prepared to follow ADY a little lower if necessary as I a have confidence for the long term, but will have no hesitation in taking profits where I can.
Any mention of Opus Prime sends everyone scurrying, BMN and another I was in before RFE who are now suspended - around 10% of the company caught.
I'm still seeing all this as a good buying op for ADY and a couple of others that I am into - I was happy to buy at 0.23, so I am even happier getting stock at 0.17
absolutely Roland. i have no problem buying in @ 17, 18, 19, 20 - i was happy buying in @ .48
see you at .14 where i assume we will both try and catch the lithium batteries and all the greed/fear we can get our hands on. .
I reckon there is a bit more selling to come for ADY.
Check out what happened to the 175 million options that were issued in december 2004 and were converted until november 2007. These were converted by entities that later morphed in to Opes. Add to this the holdings of Phil Thomas with Opes (probably about 15 million shares). Given the close relationship between Opes related entities and ADY I wouldn't be at all surprised if there are more individuals/entities that held ADY shares through Opes. So a conservative estimate would be around 200 million ADY shares tied up in this. I guess only about 100 million or so of these were sold over the last 4 days, with the rest of the volume daytraders and other churn. Significant shareholdings are masked by transfering ownership to the banks and ANZ and Merrill hold/held a significant chunk of ADY.
The market will decide how low it will go. Short term it looks to have found some support, but if there is another bucket load of Opes waste dumped at great speed into the market then it will go lower. Imo ADY management should have taken a trading halt seeing that 20% of shares could be impacted. E.g. CQT took a trading halt for about 10% of shares affected and are doing an orderly book build to protect the price. No way is there ever enough liqiduity to absorb a 20% dump of stock without severely affecting the price.So I guess the question on everyones lips is how low can she go? What chance is there that ADY will die because of this?
ML only had 35 million shares and sold all of that within 2 days so that hardly explains the volume we saw after that. Looks like a lot of people jumped ship in anticipation of what was happening.hello rug92 me,
it seems that volume comes from Merill LYNCH , if i have not mistaken.
It seems that they hve been unloaded bits by bits...
only around 112million to go should be all over soon. hopefully we get a re rating the buy side looking very strong imo..
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