Sean K
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I haven't been able to watch the trading as I'm in transit.
How's the volume depth been looking? I assume it's been chased a bit and sellers disappearing.
Looks to have broken that downtrend clearly, although depends how she finishes of course. Will be interesting to see how it handles the $1.40 ish wall.
MAK has made a significant move today, which may signal a bottom was found.
However, on the medium term chart, I can't back up until it gets to the blue circle, with a stop, or then going all in when it's around the green one..
Overall, market is still on a precipice (however you spell it).....
Broke the 1.40 resistence level today but came a long way back from the high after touching the other resistence at 1.60 ish.. thoughts on tomorrows outlook?
I had written some thoughts in my ASF Blog on what was going on, and have posted some more on what might happen from here. Those long tails on the past 3 days are pretty bearish, and we need $1.25ish to hold up, or it's back down. For an upward progression look for a higher high and low. Until then, the break up has no foundation/support.Broke the 1.40 resistence level today but came a long way back from the high after touching the other resistence at 1.60 ish.. thoughts on tomorrows outlook?
Some people may convert the oppies and sell them for a stag profit, but I think a lot of people may have already done this. I converted mine some time ago. There may be some pressure on the stock, but might depend on general market conditions, RP outloook, as well as the upcoming JORCs for the Main Zone and Arrawarra (spelling). So, a few factors to influence it. Whatever the case, will be good for the company to have some more dollars in the bank, but with slight dilution to the stock. Maybe just a speed bump...Kennas, with the 15 million oppies to be converted (and some obviosly drip fed into market) over the next few months, in combination with a very bearish market do you think this will continue the trend back down and maybe fill the gap at 70 odd?
Some people may convert the oppies and sell them for a stag profit, but I think a lot of people may have already done this. I converted mine some time ago. There may be some pressure on the stock, but might depend on general market conditions, RP outloook, as well as the upcoming JORCs for the Main Zone and Arrawarra (spelling). So, a few factors to influence it. Whatever the case, will be good for the company to have some more dollars in the bank, but with slight dilution to the stock. Maybe just a speed bump...
Not sure exactly where you're coming from. The oppies are well in the money and if punters didn't convert them they would be brain dead, or totally broke with no credit. Unless the stock crumbles to back below 30c, they will all be excised and there'll be 15m more shares on issue. Stock has been punished for a few reasons IMO:You think a lot of peole have converted in August? 1st of August there was still 15 mill outstanding-Im guessing they will issue an update in Sep sometime? Volumes are trending back down to 200k odd a day, with 15 million odd to be converted it wouldnt take much for someone who needs to sell some to pay for conversion to really either cap the price or push it right back down? I would have thought this would be continuing up back over $2, after all there are a lot more boxes ticked now than 5 months ago, yet it still seems to be languishing. This indicates to me the bears are definately in contol and no one wants to risk capital on a speccy no matter how promising it may be?
Not sure exactly where you're coming from. The oppies are well in the money and if punters didn't convert them they would be brain dead, or totally broke with no credit.
Yes, but if you have held 500K oppies, and now don't have the money to convert them, you're a bit silly.Im not questioning if they will be converted or not, what Im questioning is how many will have to be sold, or converted and then sold to fund the conversion of the amount the holder can afford to hold. i.e if you have 300,000 oppies have you got $90k sitting in cash to pay for conversion....or......are you going to have to sell say 72,000 oppies for around a $1 to pay for the conversion of the 230,000 odd you want to keep. Of the 15 million oppies I wonder how many holders have the combined $4.5 mill in cash to fund conversion without having to sell some and hence add to selling pressure...
Yes, but if you have held 500K oppies, and now don't have the money to convert them, you're a bit silly.
(not saying you Blogs, but not quite sure of your motivation for this question)
The people who have got themselves into this situation are small fry and static in the market IMO. HC
As I said before, will just be a blip if this is a longer term prospect.
If you're a short term trader, then play the chart action.
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