Sean K
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Some sectors always do better in a correction of course. There's usually a flight to quality in defensives like consumer staples. Australia companies that get their profits in $US would be weakened, especially if they were growth companies relying on low interest rates. So, in theory, it should be a case by case basis but the markets work in mysterious ways. If the world starts caving in led by the US, then gold should go ok, but maybe only in comparison to other sectors. Safest place for your money would be in the 'Buykennasayacht Diversified Super Fund' which is highly recommended by Lonsec and gets five starts from Morningstar.new girl said:Come on, may be just a tiny attack where no one gets hurtdo you think that a weakening $US will balance a moderate correction or is this a stupid way of looking at it?
kennas said:Some sectors always do better in a correction of course. There's usually a flight to quality in defensives like consumer staples. Australia companies that get their profits in $US would be weakened, especially if they were growth companies relying on low interest rates. So, in theory, it should be a case by case basis but the markets work in mysterious ways. If the world starts caving in led by the US, then gold should go ok, but maybe only in comparison to other sectors. Safest place for your money would be in the 'Buykennasayacht Diversified Super Fund' which is highly recommended by Lonsec and gets five starts from Morningstar.
Short term it's very hard to say which way things are going really. I can not say either way with gold atm because there's no definate short term trend in the POG. But long term gold could reach $1000 + (as many are claiming) so these unhedged companies about to produce should be good investments. I'm only holding gold and uranium and a couple of long termers at the moment.new girl said:You're asking me to invest my super in your superfund? Well, only if it's six stars or more and only if I get to keep the Yacht during summer (you can have it for the rest of the year of course and since it's your super fund you also get to choose a name for it).
It was a stupid question. Here I am thinking that only GOD works in mysterious ways. So in light of what you said above, how safe is BSG? and CTO for that matter? or is it simply that no one really knows?
kennas said:Short term it's very hard to say which way things are going really. I can not say either way with gold atm because there's no definate short term trend in the POG. But long term gold could reach $1000 + (as many are claiming) so these unhedged companies about to produce should be good investments. I'm only holding gold and uranium and a couple of long termers at the moment.
The boat is to be named Zinfandel.
Zinfandel is a type of grape, grown commonly in California. Produces extremely full bodied red wine. Bigger than Shiraz with a very high alcohol content. Up to 17%. It's like drinking brackberry juice. Yum yum.new girl said:That's all I wanted to hear, thank you.
Well, I got rid of most of my shares except those two. I also kept EPG and LEG (which is due for an announcement soon and I'll sell straight after). My broker doesn't stop talking about EPG.
ZinfandelI don't get it, please explain.
kennas said:Zinfandel is a type of grape, grown commonly in California.
Two very likely scenarios Zed. I expect the La Patria estimate to be out in the next week or so, increasing their overall resource in the region and with this turning producer next year, there must be many a big gold miner looking at this as a good bolt on.zed327 said:It will be interesting to see if it holds at this price. A rescource upgrade would help. A nice healthy takeover offer would make my xmas hamper look very nice. I like to dream a lot.
Yeah, BSG's 5% slide (at one stage 9%) in sp stood out in comparison to LHG and NCM, which rose 4% and 5% respectively. And on a great day for the market in general, which was up 1.2%. I think we can put it down to good old profit-taking.Out Too Soon said:So much can change so quickly!What on earth happened today, I was away & rxed a SMS alert that Bolnisi sp is in free fall.
Agree, profit taking. Had a great run since breaking resistance at $2.70 (my entry, he hescsl said:Yeah, BSG's 5% slide (at one stage 9%) in sp stood out in comparison to LHG and NCM, which rose 4% and 5% respectively. And on a great day for the market in general, which was up 1.2%. I think we can put it down to good old profit-taking.
If BSG finds support at about the $3.00 level kennas showed on his chart, I will be buying.
kennas said:BSG just having a rest I think from the recent great run. Should find support at the old all time high around $3.00. Looking at the indicators: BB, MACD, Stochastics into the overbought area - can only continue up in that zone for so long. Now slow stachastics moving into oversold at the time when the sp reaching support line which may support a bounce back up. Still trending well up, in the zone. Would have to break about $2.70 to be on the way down again, pending other factors. Will be interesting to see how it responds to the $3.00 level. Still need POG and POS to keep going up to I suppose.
Fundamentals no change.
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