Sean K
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Anyone got any thoughts on this?? Settlement over FMC looks possible from last announcement? Last real data was optimisation study which looked pretty good - $200m capital cost for standalone 5MTpa plant with op costs of $21/tonne giving a good $20/t margin ($100m per year). Give 25% of that to AGS and they are well undervalued given that they have about 10c per share in cash and only just ticked up to 16.5c today - MC of $60m-ish at todays price.
Anyone know whether FMC is likely to get built ever?
At the moment there's 103 buyers for 4,777,257 units and 18 sellers for 475,886 units .
So looking good .
Hopefully Tuesday will tell the full story when the trading halt is lifted
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I have watched this stock for 3 months and have not made an entry due to the large up moves which I considered too large to risk entering after.
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I have watched this stock for 3 months and have not made an entry due to the large up moves which I considered too large to risk entering after. Turns out that was foolish. Always wary of chasing and then miss out on the continuing move. If anyone can offer insight into how to judge this, then please do so. In hindsight there were several levels which offered reasonable entries, but I don't think that is so apparent at the time.
Nevertheless, anyone that has participated in that amazing run of AGS, well done.
1. Can it break that high ?
2. What does it have that is so special (is it just the completion of court action?)
In hindsight,
It looks like we all caught a very lucky break for not chasing the highs.
(unless we did a quick sell)
Looks to have bounced off 25c and consolidating now between 26-28c.
Thoughts? Might be a good entry @ 25c if you can get it.. a lot of people would be trapped long above this price I would imagine.
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