explod
explod
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Nice - even gives you the username and password. I'm guessing their subscription will go up as fast as AYN now.
Nice - even gives you the username and password. I'm guessing their subscription will go up as fast as AYN now.
I did find the following comment very speculative:If you are into AYN (I am up to my neck) then it is a very bullish report all round. But its just a report, one should always DYOR. You can find the report here:-
http://www.portphillippublishing.com.au/osi/issues/osi201104silver.pdf
I did find the following comment very speculative:
"...So the value of this stock is very sensitive to the silver price. If the silver price rises as aggressively as I expect, then Alcyone’s share price rise could be spectacular..."
Hmmm... and if it doesn't.
"I struggled to see the reason however why Charles Morgan from AYN dumped 30 million shares in two lots in first week of March 2011 and never returned to buy again. I do not think he was cash strapped in race or wanted to pay his mortgage. I would borrow or sell family jewels if I am convinced on company's sucess."
My understanding of Charles Morgans sell up of 30 mil shares is that it was only approx 50% of his holding in AYN. My personal research shows that the money was from another company he owns called Seaspin. I am of the opinion ( I stress its only my opinion ) that the money raised from selling AYN shares was put into other Seaspin projects. I am not sure if Seaspin is still involved or not but i believe it has previously had interests with Grand Gulf Energy...asx code GGE. I dont think there is anything on Seaspins website currently about GGE so he might have moved on from that project.
http://www.seaspin.com.au/
I dunno if I am crazy or but but his sell off didnt faze me in the slightest....
As far as I am concerned Alcyone is sitting pretty with happy days to come over the next 12 months & I am not parting with 680,000 shares any time soon.
I have held since they were 3.8c and have done well. The issue I have is that The JORC update was not that good. The surveys are showing 15million plus ounces, but out of that only around half is recoverable 7.5million at $33oz, take away costs and taxes you are left with 94million profit for the entire project. Company shares are valued at 151million. Unless they strike it big or silver goes to $100oz, they are not appealing at current price.
Thanks for posting the chart iced earth.
It is following the silver price very close. With the mill working on site now the next quarterly showing the first sales figures ought to move things along.
Best Aussie (I think only pure) silver producer at the moment. CCU will be next but end of year before production gets under way so that will be one to watch for soon.
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