crocdee said:hi rich
the oppies expire 31-1-05 so nearly 3 weeks to go.
be very interesting to see how it all pans out over that period but with no takers on the oppies @ 0.1c too risky for me to even contemplate.
regardless of whether the sp increases to get the oppies over the line or not AZR wiil definetly be a very profitable company in due course.
burstan is well regarded in the industry so he probably has more than 1 ace up his sleeve.
volume increased today with more buyers than sellers so it appears the interest is generating. where to from here well tomorrow is another day but things are looking more promising than last week. as always we will have to wait and see.
regards croc
tech/a said:Yup.
17.5
As at 11Jan05 for AZR:
Bid Offer Last
0.175 0.180 0.175
Change Open High Low Volume
+0.025 0.155 0.185 0.150 23,697,800
tech/a said:Bought it.
Triangle says 19c
Close beyond 17.5 would have been nice.
Stop 15.5 which will indicate a return to consolidation (For me anyway).
doctorj said:If the volume continues tomorrow with the price continuing to head in the right direction, AZROA all of a sudden becomes interesting.
http://sg.biz.yahoo.com/050111/15/3ps06.html
....Analysts expect benchmark iron ore prices to rise more than 30% next Japanese fiscal year starting April 1 as Asian steel mills try to lock in supplies of the key steel making ingredient.
The latest round of price negotiations between Japanese buyers and the three biggest iron ore producers are set to begin in Tokyo Wednesday.
BHP and Rio Tinto - which export mainly from Western Australia - and CVRD are in a strong position due to an acute shortage of iron ore in Asia, analysts say.
Some analysts believe that the takeover interest in Portman will spread to smaller iron ore miners in Australia, such as Perth-based Mount Gibson Iron Ltd. (MGX.AU).
Mount Gibson shares rose nearly 6% Tuesday after the company said that a unit of China Railway Materials & Supplies Corporation, or CRMSC, recently bought a 5.9% stake in the company.
The current Portman takeover speculation follows an unsuccessful merger approach from Perth-based Consolidated Minerals Ltd. (CSM.AU), which sold its Portman shares last month.
Brokerage firm UBS said in a note to clients that Portman could potentially be worth A$5 a share and re-ignite takeover speculation for other mining companies that are involved in the steel-making process.
"Other iron ore players that do not have substantial links to their customers already, if there is further appetite for iron ore, could include Midwest Corp. (MIS.AU), Mount Gibson Iron, and Aztec Resources Ltd. (AZR.AU)," UBS said.
The broker said possible coal sector targets might include Macarthur Coal Ltd. (MCC.AU), Excel Coal Ltd. (EXL.AU) and Gloucester Coal Ltd. (GCL).
"For manganese, one could consider Consolidated Minerals," it added.
By Stephen Bell, Dow Jones Newswires; 61-8-9245-5120; stephen.bell@dowjones.com
-Edited by Ian Pemberton
doctorj said:I ended up getting in at 0.170 and adjusted my stop from 0.160 to 0.155 accordingly. A fairly soft looking open, possibly profit taking from yesterdays highs. MRX looks like it's generating some interest today.
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