??????? please explainDr Doom said:Typical, daytraders playing games. Ramping up then dumping. Should close about 38c?
Snakey said:??????? please explain
yes day traders made lots of money...too bad for your doom and gloom atitude...other wise you could of made money too.
Dr Doom said:Typical, daytraders playing games. Ramping up then dumping. Should close about 38c?
Jrowl said:PhoenixXx, sorry to hear that.
Basiclly what is happening with BDG is the SP is catching up with the companies base assets, after it has done that, in the .40 to .45 cent range, people will begin to value the gold resources it has, currently the market values their gold resources at $0. I know for a fact that 11million oz inferred is worth alot more than $0.
Dr Doom said:Because with these typical rebounds from the panic selloff, all that is needed is a quick start from the open then momentum takes over. If you look at the intraday volume it usually tapers off through the day after the peak indicating the majority of the price moving trades have been completed, leaving the stragglers to try to move the price further. Because (I assume) the majority of the volume are day trades, I would expect that from now to the close the sp should drift lower, somewhere near the VWAP, volume weighted average price. Personally I hope I'm wrong & it keeps going up (today) but as of now volume has dropped right off & I think the sp will drift lower to the close (say 39c).
Dr Doom said:Yes, persistent buying @42
Well, I've got my money back after taking a punt on the overshoot. Now considering where it might end up.....just what is the value of this company now.....decisions, decisions. Even if they eventually have just 3m oz au in the ground, they have eveything in place just to start mining....wonder what cash costs will be now?? Perhaps this is a waiting game now just to see what they end up with.kennas said:If it finishes above $0.40 then I will have recovered my losses from initial purchase at $0.80.
I'm out.kennas said:Well, I've got my money back after taking a punt on the overshoot. Now considering where it might end up.....just what is the value of this company now.....decisions, decisions. Even if they eventually have just 3m oz au in the ground, they have eveything in place just to start mining....wonder what cash costs will be now?? Perhaps this is a waiting game now just to see what they end up with.
Hard to believe LHG paid $350m for BGF, when they could have waiting and picked this up for possibly under $200m....Unless, of course, it's only worth this much...
SevenFX said:So DD.
What does the ave price of 39.7c for all trades today on your screen tell you...???
Is that what you based your closed on...?????
Tks
SevenFX
kennas said:I'm out.
Too much uncertainty for me at the moment.
Will reevaluate once the dust settles. My money at this stage is that this will now be part of more consolidation in the Victorian gold sector.
Perhaps LHG will wrap this up as well, then PSV and practically own the states resources!
YOUNG_TRADER said:lol, my GSL was 83c on my CFD trade,
I rang up at 9.58am and asked them to move it to 79c
LOL, I'd be stopped out otherwise,
HANGING ON TO THIS TRADE BY THE SCRUFF ON MY NECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Doom, I tend to agree on the 80c RRI despite my current displeasure. I can feel a conspiracy theory coming on. If a 'connected' party pulls off a takeover of BDG in the near future (I have a front-runner) I'll travell to Iraq for my next holidays. I think BDG is about to become an 'how they did it' example for text books.Dr Doom said:Re the placement at 80c. Put it this way, if it hadn't happened we would be talking about BDG in a long trading halt while they restructure their finances, if at all. If you still hold from 80c then you just have to be patient, the show's not over yet. Probably more attractive now at 38c with new focus on the mines direction than ever before
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