December Stock Tipping Competition Entry Thread!
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I'll take another chance with MYG
Thanks Joe.
Thanks Joe.
Purple XS2
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AHZ for another run please Joe.
Big ambitions, and sound claims to be able to meet expectations.
Discl: holding buckets.
Multi-pronged activity - sales (medical equipment), R & D surgical (from its former listing as BOD, heart-valves), R & D drugs - therapeutics for cervical cancer & herpes, from its holding in unlisted Coridon.
- Some revenue from sales.
- High-flyer directors & investors - Fortescue Metals pedigree.
- Good early clinical results from the R & D pipelines, heart-valve technology well-advanced.
- But: perceived drag on SP from presumption that a substantial holder (Avexa/AVX) will be selling down to direct their investment funds to other areas.
- And but: not much cash in hand; we can expect a 25% share issues to "sophisticated" investors over the next 12 months.
Big ambitions, and sound claims to be able to meet expectations.
Discl: holding buckets.
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THR mining please. Running @ -35.7 % for 30 days
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ADN Adelaide Resources, thanks Joe ...
finding more and more copper,
in and around the historic Copper Triangle region,
(Yorke Peninsula in South Australia)
The rest of Australia must find about it,
sooner or later!!
finding more and more copper,
in and around the historic Copper Triangle region,
(Yorke Peninsula in South Australia)
The rest of Australia must find about it,
sooner or later!!
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two stocks.. which one? txn??? sbr???
lol
ok sbr this month
drilling kaskara early december, so far they have drilled at 60 degrees angle and gone up to 80 to 100 meters, at locations on the lower part of the hill, off 3 pads, two holes each pad. 2 holes are already not at optimal depth of 100 meters..
as they reach the top they will drill vertical only, and try to get to 250 meters, the money shot.. the all illusive sulphide target.. it may not sound like a long way, but nothing,, and i mean nothing in 2 years has come close. the ground is that oxidised and brittle it caves in all holes tried over the years.. tsumeb they never drilled, they simply ended up mining it.. nothing could get down through the oxidised zone..
the target.. a Cu sulphide target.. how big?? potentially bigger than tsumeb..
how big was tsumeb??
Between 1905 and 1996, the mine produced about 30 million tons of ore yielding 1.7 Mt copper, 2.8 Mt lead 0.9 Mt zinc, as well as 80 t germanium.[7] The average ore grade was 10% Pb, 4.3% Cu, 3.5% Zn, 100 ppm Ag, 50 ppm Ge.[8]
any news on sulphides would send this share into the stratosphere.. think SIR on steroids!!!
cheers
lol
ok sbr this month
drilling kaskara early december, so far they have drilled at 60 degrees angle and gone up to 80 to 100 meters, at locations on the lower part of the hill, off 3 pads, two holes each pad. 2 holes are already not at optimal depth of 100 meters..
as they reach the top they will drill vertical only, and try to get to 250 meters, the money shot.. the all illusive sulphide target.. it may not sound like a long way, but nothing,, and i mean nothing in 2 years has come close. the ground is that oxidised and brittle it caves in all holes tried over the years.. tsumeb they never drilled, they simply ended up mining it.. nothing could get down through the oxidised zone..
the target.. a Cu sulphide target.. how big?? potentially bigger than tsumeb..
how big was tsumeb??
Between 1905 and 1996, the mine produced about 30 million tons of ore yielding 1.7 Mt copper, 2.8 Mt lead 0.9 Mt zinc, as well as 80 t germanium.[7] The average ore grade was 10% Pb, 4.3% Cu, 3.5% Zn, 100 ppm Ag, 50 ppm Ge.[8]
any news on sulphides would send this share into the stratosphere.. think SIR on steroids!!!
cheers
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AMX for me thanks Joe.
Seems to be in the accumulation zone with some nice volume activity showing on the daily chart. It is right on/below support line. Supply seems to have dried up somewhat so should see an advance in this one in December.
Seems to be in the accumulation zone with some nice volume activity showing on the daily chart. It is right on/below support line. Supply seems to have dried up somewhat so should see an advance in this one in December.
Sdajii
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I'll stick with PYM again for this month.
I chose it for November and I think I'll be coming second on the penultimate day of the competition (once Joe updates our positions)
The rise over the last month was based on anticipation of the results of Rosewood Plantation 21H No.1 well. If successful it'll be a company maker, the share price will scream up, and I'll probably win the competition. I do think it's a long shot, but hey, if it's good it'll be awesome and if it's bad I just lost a free-to-enter competition
...and I hold a fair bit of PYM from when I was a lot more confident in their chances of success and haven't had the opportunity to sell due to poor liquidity, so winning the competition would be a nice little cherry on top
I chose it for November and I think I'll be coming second on the penultimate day of the competition (once Joe updates our positions)
The rise over the last month was based on anticipation of the results of Rosewood Plantation 21H No.1 well. If successful it'll be a company maker, the share price will scream up, and I'll probably win the competition. I do think it's a long shot, but hey, if it's good it'll be awesome and if it's bad I just lost a free-to-enter competition
...and I hold a fair bit of PYM from when I was a lot more confident in their chances of success and haven't had the opportunity to sell due to poor liquidity, so winning the competition would be a nice little cherry on top
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MAD please
I am looking at that chart and thinking if it stands at the current level (which is a classic reversal) then there is a very high risk reward play on offer with a great stock that has a very promising future. It may also see a takeover offer during the month on this price action.
I can see it back at 1.30 at the end of the Dec easily. Could be completely wrong, but based on today's action I am going to enter tomorrow.
I am looking at that chart and thinking if it stands at the current level (which is a classic reversal) then there is a very high risk reward play on offer with a great stock that has a very promising future. It may also see a takeover offer during the month on this price action.
I can see it back at 1.30 at the end of the Dec easily. Could be completely wrong, but based on today's action I am going to enter tomorrow.
GRB thanks (Gage Roads Brewery)
1. It's beer, 2. Some big movement in the last couple of weeks on no real change of news, but some big scope with extra capacity coming online as they grow towards some really nice contracts in 2015... if some news comes out this month that fills some of that extra capacity they have this could really jump quite quickly... or not.
...anyway, I've taken a small position, looks like some good potential there.
1. It's beer, 2. Some big movement in the last couple of weeks on no real change of news, but some big scope with extra capacity coming online as they grow towards some really nice contracts in 2015... if some news comes out this month that fills some of that extra capacity they have this could really jump quite quickly... or not.
...anyway, I've taken a small position, looks like some good potential there.
So_Cynical
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PGI - Panterra Gold
With the current POG weakness and the latest production restraints the PGI SP has taken a hit..wont take much to turn that around.
Thanks Joe.
With the current POG weakness and the latest production restraints the PGI SP has taken a hit..wont take much to turn that around.
Thanks Joe.
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WHN thanks Joe.
Shell currently drilling Palta prospect which extends into WHN permit. Will reach target zone during this month.
Shell currently drilling Palta prospect which extends into WHN permit. Will reach target zone during this month.
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Just a reminder that today is the last day to get your entry in for the December stock tipping competition.
We are a little low on entries for next month's competition, so if you are thinking of entering please do so today.
A sincere thank you to those who have provided a reason for why they have chosen their competition entry this month. It has made this thread much more interesting reading. I would love to see it continue!
We are a little low on entries for next month's competition, so if you are thinking of entering please do so today.
A sincere thank you to those who have provided a reason for why they have chosen their competition entry this month. It has made this thread much more interesting reading. I would love to see it continue!
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AVQ thanks Joe.
Axiom mining has tenements in the Solomon Islands (World class Isabel nickel deposit, currently subject to litigation, and two highly prospective copper gold depsoits), Vietnam (Gold and Silver), and QLD (copper Gold).
While it has many strong strings to its bow, the share price is definitely being affected by the court action from Sumitomo, who are also laying claim to the Isabel deposit. Court action has been very drawn out even though it appears that the Land owners are definitely supporting Axiom.
Drake Investments have recently invested heavily providing much needed funds, and Solomons Copper is assisting with exploration free of charge.
I very much like Axiom management, and feel very confident in their achieving success.
Once the court case is settled, and in Axiom's favour, mining can then go ahead at Isabel which is a shallow deposit and the monies will flow along with the share price.
I own a fair parcel of shares and without any ramping, see the SP appreciating in many multiples and in the very near future.
This company has a wonderful story, and I would recomend it to ASF members as a great read!
In regard to the December comp, Many of the tips and supporting comments are definitely of interest and Thanks to all who have responded to my suggestion. I hope Joe that this will become the new norm for tipping.
Re the suggestion that the share price be based on when you make your tip, I disagree. If you get in early you ensure you get your tip. If you wait like I do, someone else may get it! By waiting there is therefore a risk.
All the best
Crom
Axiom mining has tenements in the Solomon Islands (World class Isabel nickel deposit, currently subject to litigation, and two highly prospective copper gold depsoits), Vietnam (Gold and Silver), and QLD (copper Gold).
While it has many strong strings to its bow, the share price is definitely being affected by the court action from Sumitomo, who are also laying claim to the Isabel deposit. Court action has been very drawn out even though it appears that the Land owners are definitely supporting Axiom.
Drake Investments have recently invested heavily providing much needed funds, and Solomons Copper is assisting with exploration free of charge.
I very much like Axiom management, and feel very confident in their achieving success.
Once the court case is settled, and in Axiom's favour, mining can then go ahead at Isabel which is a shallow deposit and the monies will flow along with the share price.
I own a fair parcel of shares and without any ramping, see the SP appreciating in many multiples and in the very near future.
This company has a wonderful story, and I would recomend it to ASF members as a great read!
In regard to the December comp, Many of the tips and supporting comments are definitely of interest and Thanks to all who have responded to my suggestion. I hope Joe that this will become the new norm for tipping.
Re the suggestion that the share price be based on when you make your tip, I disagree. If you get in early you ensure you get your tip. If you wait like I do, someone else may get it! By waiting there is therefore a risk.
All the best
Crom
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JIN please.
EXG, Excelsior Gold thanks Joe.
They have recently had some very good grades at the Kalgoorlie Nth gold deposit, 4m @ 753g/t au from 128 metres and with potential in the gold price heading north there is great upside on further drilling results. Do not hold but considered back when they were 0.4c. Silly me.
They have recently had some very good grades at the Kalgoorlie Nth gold deposit, 4m @ 753g/t au from 128 metres and with potential in the gold price heading north there is great upside on further drilling results. Do not hold but considered back when they were 0.4c. Silly me.
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TXN again Joe.
I am particularly hopeful to see this rise from a lower bottom following a not so impressive ASX posting today.
I am pretty hopeful that by the end of December the company will be in a positive news and I will have my Christmas bonus
I am particularly hopeful to see this rise from a lower bottom following a not so impressive ASX posting today.
I am pretty hopeful that by the end of December the company will be in a positive news and I will have my Christmas bonus
Dont follow Crom.
Why would you want to wait with the possibility of someone else picking AVQ? Wouldn't it be better to tip your stock early when Jo officially opens the month at price your happy to come in on?
IOG please Joe.
With production of 641 boed (629 oil), and a market cap of 62 million fully diluted is one of the cheaper aussie oilers in the US. Thinly traded so with any good news could move up quickly.
Due to spud 2 wells in their florence field any day now and a well in their 25% owned Ventura prospect. A decent flowrate in any of these wells could substantially lift their shareprice.
With production of 641 boed (629 oil), and a market cap of 62 million fully diluted is one of the cheaper aussie oilers in the US. Thinly traded so with any good news could move up quickly.
Due to spud 2 wells in their florence field any day now and a well in their 25% owned Ventura prospect. A decent flowrate in any of these wells could substantially lift their shareprice.
springhill
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PVD thanks. JV annoucement imminent so will catch those that are pre-empting it. Still meets all criteria of low cap, low liquidity with dollars in the bank.
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