Beatrice, I'm not sure what you are talking about. The depth looks pretty tame to me. Can you be more specific or paste in a screen shot of what you are talking about. Thanks.How about the bids for around 1/2 million shares on the next dip!!
Doesnt that show there is still plenty of confidence in ERN?
Personally I would compare the number of buyers to sellers to get a snapshot of support and there looks to be more sellers lined up at this moment. VWAP is another indication of the days trading and it's currently at 83.62, about the same as the current sp, so nothing really there. Another indication would be how it bounces off support lines, or finishes the day. Volume is important too. If it goes down on increased volume that shows a lack of support. Have to wait till EOD for a better picture I think.I think he meant there are some buyers totalling 500000 below the asking price, would this mean that there is still strong support for ERN?
As a holder I see the present situation as an opportunity rather than a risk.
In my view the price overreacted both prior to, and after the recent announcement. In a background where U spot price continues to trend up, and availability is lagging demand, talk of $200/lb, and supply shortages through 2007/2008, I don't see a reason to be worried about ERN's prospects.
Thanks for the post on what the German action is Chris!
Good to see that not everyone has lost faith in ERN.
I think people were perhaps just wanting to get in just incase of some incredible depth or quality Uranium.
Still looks to be alot of interest around the 80c-82.5c mark.
I think ERN got dumped a bit harshly, especially based off the info from 6 holes or however many it was
Im still holding strong. Im a longterm investor. I like to atleast hold on for a year to limit my tax. Been holding since 47 so I'm still very happy with the performance thus far over a 6 month period. Lots of support from 82 onwards. 600,000 shares to be bought from 82-83 cents. Erongo have huge land coverage in Namibia..a lot of anomolies untested..mineral sands epls that could be given as an in-sepcie distribution to current share holders. Still plenty of upside left IMO. I also dont believe the uranium price will falter for atleast another 2 years. I cant see where all the extra supply is going to appear from? So I'm holding long on my uranium investments. Good luck to the longs.
Drilling is on going, so I would think we may get constant updates. The initial results (the 6 holes) were only ever meant to verify historical figures.
There is approx 5000m of drilling in Area 1 (at 73m, thats 60/70 holes) same again with Area 3.
Initial drilling commenced 8th May. Initial 6 holes announced 5th June. Bear in mind the initial holes were assayed in that period as well. I would imagine that there are a lot more than 6 holes that have now been drilled (one would think that the lab would have taken a few weeks, at least, to get some assay results) I would guesstimate that those initial 6 holes were probably drilled in no more than 1 to 1.5 weeks so there are very likely about quarter/half of Area 1 awaiting assay results.
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Which big buyer was that Chris? The 4000 ish shares @ 83.5, or the 10,000 shares @ 88. Or are you saying the individual 29K and 25K buys at 84 and 85 were the big buys? Wonder who these 'big fish' are? Perhaps you could explain what you really meant there? cheers.Big buyer just took everything out up to 88 cents. Great support and signs of confidence from some bigger fish. Will probably come back but still good to see.
Big buyer just took everything out up to 88 cents. Great support and signs of confidence from some bigger fish. Will probably come back but still good to see.
Which big buyer was that Chris? The 4000 ish shares @ 83.5, or the 10,000 shares @ 88. Or are you saying the individual 29K and 25K buys at 84 and 85 were the big buys? Wonder who these 'big fish' are? Perhaps you could explain what you really meant there? cheers.
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