chris1983 said:Got my girlfriend 10,000 of these in the mid 30's. Thats the best way to make your girl fall more in love with you. She has shopping in her sights now. haha
savtin said:Ghosta,
It is great to see...............and when this enters the ASX200 watch all the fund managers scramble to buy it for less than a buck........
Some funds can't invest in stocks unless they are listed in the asx200. Also the leverage is better in shares included in that index than for those that aren't. It will create a demand for the stock if and when it gets there.ghosta said:I dont know much about the ASX200- obviously you think it will make a lot of difference when AGM becomes part of it- do fund managers only buy ASX200 stocks?
Do you reckon they will even notice AGM has become part of it?
kennas said:I might be wrong here, but I have heard that going into the ASX isn't necessarily great for a stock...... The theory is that funds have to buy, who are longer term holders, and therefore the stock becomes less liquid with potentially lower volume and steadier, albeit relative price action. The stock wouldn't necessarily therefore have massive gains or losses in any short term period. I remember this being bandied about when WOR was admitted..anyone else hear that? I might be totally off track here.
ghosta said:So when will AGM go into the ASX200 list?
nioka said:I have said on this forum before that I see AGM as the next Sally Malay. They are moving along similar paths.A year ago SMY was at about the same SP as AGM is today. Todays price for SMY was as high as $2.55 based on it,s current production, hedged low average product price, anticipated production, and number of shares issued. I can see no reason why AGM will not have a similar price once production commences.
I am often wrong, I am near the bottom of the comp this month (to prove the point) and I have a few "dogs" in my holdings but AGM isn't one of them.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:AGM are yet to deliver on any forcasted tonnages, mine the dirt or prove their plant, management prove itself, deliver on some future exploration targets and manage a contractor such as Barminco.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:I was under the impression it wasn't ramped and operational.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:I wasn't having a go,
It would be a given that all management is experienced. Isn't that why you advertise, check CV's and employ the most suitable people to the position.
The point was 'are they experienced in the management of the mine who's Company you hold shares in'. I was under the impression it wasn't ramped and operational.
Kauri said:Whaaaat!!! He may be missing lately, but the chook frequents this thread often...
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