TheAbyss said:I have gone to their Web site which is very old and still refers entirely to their previous enterprises in the wireless data environment so no answers there. I have emailed them and posed a few questions re their chances of success. I will post when i receive a response to the email. Sydneysider i hope you dont mind me using your concerns as a draft for the list of questions i sent.
TheAbyss said:Sent another email with no response. the email isnt bouncing so someone is getting them.
no news sorry.
I don't like it when management treat investoirs in this way. I had the same problem whilst I was a shareholder in VMS and has happened to me time and time again with other companies. The management should act in their shareholders' best interests and also respond to reasonable queries where possible. Too often shareholders are left in the dark.Mousie said:No probs mate, in fact thanks for the effort. Kinda says something about management's attitude to shareholders though...
greggy said:Too often shareholders are left in the dark.
DYOR
BLZ Buy depth building while sell depth thining
Something maybe up
Hey Niz,
Wasn't you that took a quick 100% today then?
Best of luck- I thought I was a gambler.
Will watch with interest
You can't compare GPNOA when it has an expiry date in 2008
expiry date - 5/31/2008
You have to be a bit fair. If GPNOA expired in three months and had an exercise price of 10 cents there is no way it would be at the price it is now. Its also good you made money on HLXO..too bad for those guys who bought in above 10 cents.
GPNOA has an exercise price of 3 cents.
Hopefully this makes things clear for the onlookers.
Risk/returns are as good as they come.
Of course many dont see it that way, and as such BLZO is not for everyone.
Oppies dont need to be "in the money" for them to start running. If BLZ starts running, the more aggressive players will buy the oppies for the leverage.
hello chris. ive always valued your view but thought id add my two bobs worth. : (i follow bmn and ern)
the oppies dont need to be in the money to be able to sell them on at profits prior to expiry (substantial profits at that). ive sold on many options still out of the money with little time left for profits or break even. if the sp managed to double by the end of april im sure they could be sold on at leveraged returns. and the chance of 10c shall always be there till the end
you are correct in saying as time reduces the time component of the option will decrease and therefore so to will the time affected portion of the option however. as you stated the option shall also be worthless if time runs out with underlying sp less than 10c. obviously high risk. not for the faint hearted and should only take up very small portions of a portfolio.
y_t only needs to pull off 2 out of ten of these trades for substantial profits using this much leverage. even 1 out of ten. from what i can gather his success rate seems better than this
i prefer options slightly OTM (out of the money), ATM (at the money) or slightly ITM (in the money) myself but i can see y_t's methods
ps i do think BLZ is a dog for the record
pps please keep your opinion to yourself atomic. that was an unneccesary attack on y_t a page back. you want a short term ten bagger without risk...dream on.
ppps thanks for your input to this forumn y_t
Ohh yeah and Mild..I hope ERN and BMN pay off for you if your holding. I think you are holding so all the best.
BLZ did show some movement today though..and 3 months is a long time in the market..that time will go extremely slow YT seems to pull off magic quite often with these oppies. Im watching with interest. I think BLZ overall are a good spec. I was looking at them also awhile back..but if I take an entry point i'll prolli pick up 100k in the head share.
Was just wondering if to buy company-issued options like BLZO I'd need to sign up for an options account with my broker, complete with signing the acknowledgement that I'd read the ASX options booklet? Or can I just buy the oppies like I would the stock?
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