Hi lioness, my understanding is that the dudes that picked up all the shares at 17.5 cents are selling off whenever it gets to 18 cents, hence the huge resistance at 18.
Personally, I think the bottom is somewhere between here and 16, in other words we have been sitting on the bottom for a while.
As you know, I stopped out, grabbed a few bucks and have been buying back in.
My current average is .205 and have an order sitting there at 17. Once the Shougang financing is sorted we should see some upward movement. Also I don't really want to miss out on the demerger.
Yes Roland, that demerger is very soon as stated by the quarterly announcement stating SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS has been made. I suspect once Shougang contracts are finalised this will follow shortly after.
Anyone has any idea on when Shougang contracts will be finalized? The last update seemed to state that it should be in the last week. But so far no news from them, only the news that they keep on diluting the shares by issuing news notes. I feel a little bit disppointed with the delay and the management though the company looks promising in the long term. The management keep on promising, but does not make any real progress...... Hope they will figure out soon.
The grade of the ore is quite high (>62%), which is favored by Chinese companies so much. The SP must rocket soon!
Any thoughts for today's massive drop? What has changed. Is taking money out such a big no-no? 10000000000000000000000words
Doesn't it just show that deals with the chinese are difficult. They take everything to the brink. BHP, Rio and Vale have difficulty getting deals signed before shipments start, so no wonder ADY does too.
I thought the ADY announcement was pretty positive - two shipments completed, two bigger shipments coming, financing nearer to being finalised, and cash flow situation improving.
Sure I would like all problems to just go away, but this looks OK to me. I bought some more after the ann. Time will tell.
I think ADY has possibly moved from a cash negative position to a breakeven position should they be able to keep the shipments going. To be honest the lithium side has been managed much better than the I/O side and I have to wonder whether the company would have been better off without the I/O.
The fact that they are at a breakeven position means that the chance of the lithium business getting the chance to break off has increased. That is the major change in the latest announcement. Otherwise it outlines possibilities for the company but no certainities.
Aleckara, please explain why the demerger has a greater chance now??
I don't see the iron ore at breakeven point, they still need to install crushers and port facilities etc etc.
And why has the demerger taken so long. They state in their quarterly they expect the demerger to be finalised before end of September, so allowing for a 30 day EGM to be called, that would mean the demerger needs to take place within weeks. They have missed every deadline ever stated so don't worry, I am sure it will take much longer.
I never thought I would see this at 13 cents, if it went below 10 cents it wouldn't surprise me now. Maybe ANZ is accumulating it a lower entry to buy back PT's shares they owe him after the Opes Prime disaster. Just a thought.
Well they are pulling in revenue. Considering their previous cash flow statement projections for future spending, at 'their current rate of production' they are making some money with the August shipments assuming the costs of mining are included in that figure - a large assumption I know. If anyone can clarify would be great. Of course any expansion is going to have increased cost but hopefully increased economies of scale. I consider expansions new projects per se, building on existing ones and value them when buying shares on that basis.
My point was that they may not have to raise more capital should the shipments keep happening just to keep the status quo. Of course to expand they might have to. My biggest fear was that the company would go bust before the demerger wasting the Li and Potash assets and their opportunity. Hopefully that explains my opinion however misinformed it may be.
Share price looking low at the moment. Wonder how low it can go?
Share price is suggesting exactly thay, it will be in receivership shortly.
If they don't demerge very soon, it will be all over for this company.
I would give them 4 weeks before that happens.
Share price is suggesting exactly thay, it will be in receivership shortly.
If they don't demerge very soon, it will be all over for this company.
I would give them 4 weeks before that happens.
Care to explain how share price movement is related to receivership? They must have been bankrupt 2 years ago then, when shareprice was lower than thisShare price is suggesting exactly thay, it will be in receivership shortly.
If they don't demerge very soon, it will be all over for this company.
I would give them 4 weeks before that happens.
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