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or they could merge/take STO and get 20% of ESG on the way. i think something like this will have to happen in the next two three years.... or possibly ORG - they've amassed a bit of cash, wouldnt be a surprise
Just curious: is there a level at which you will stop watching it drift downwards?Well tanks might be a fairly strong word for fairly mediocre price action. Myis ESG drifting lower and doodling around until the next significant piece of news or activity in the sector. Some things of future interest, i)the reference to an independent review into LNG feasability at Newcastle,ii) reserves status and the performance of pilots post 'shield wells',iii) the next corehole following on from the one a fortnight ago showing much thicker coal development than has been previously found. So to me there is plenty happening at ESG's projects just not enough to make buyers commit. The support at $1.00 seems to be developing. I'm much happier watching it go up than down
I don't think it's time to hit the PANIC button yet.
It's par value is around the $1.00 mark, as that's what STO paid when they purchased HGO's interests in ESG not long ago.
Hi Julia, a good question "Is there a point where I would stop watching it drift down". Probably no, I think there is a good long term story here, and based on my previous buy and sell decisions I've been an investor more times than I've been a trader
Just when you take your concentration off these coal seam gas stocks, they seem to take off, or get taken over. I'm content with it forming a $1 base, with reserve upgrades coming before Christmas. Ideally though, I would love the market to tank so I can pick up more at 20cents. Keep dreaming...
Here's a chart - nice base forming at $1.00. I don't really have much else to say, other than ESG remains the takeover target of STO, and always has been. Just my opinion of course...
Oh well, the $1.00 support level has been bade farewell, now down to the mid 90 cents level. Where has the smart money been? selling or buying, perhaps it depends on your time frame, or am I just comforting myself with this potential delusion.
RBS Morgans put a recommended buy on ESG. That could explain the down turn. Hold or not to hold that is the question.
Isn't a recommended "buy" a good thing ??
Surely the price should rise on that news .. Maybe there is a big investor bailing out for a reason only known to them ?
Look at the buys and sells ratio: 1 Million odd units to buy against 7 million units to sell !!
Anyone picking up this stock is buying better than SANTOS -- Maybe investors are falling asleep at the wheel
Oh well, the $1.00 support level has been bade farewell, now down to the mid 90 cents level. Where has the smart money been? selling or buying, perhaps it depends on your time frame, or am I just comforting myself with this potential delusion.
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