over9k
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China's announced some output cuts etc. Jitters.
popped down to $17.97 briefly
back above $18 now
took a deep breath and moved the order up to $17.70 , just in case , i get lucky today
PS this is NOT a big buy , only a modest size one
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06/09/2021ReduceFair Value $15.10 Liquidity HighReduceon 03/09/2021
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i am betting a lot of that nervousness is coming from factors outside FMG ( unlike a share such as AMP or MYR )Took my own advice and topped up at $18.
Certainly some nervous nellies out there.
I'm not, but:If your expectations are $2 per year dividends and your comfortable that FGM can deliver those results at ore prices from $80 p/tonne then $18 plus a share is excellent value
An AUD tank is a major factor in competitiveness.i am expecting the Australian dollar to stay soft enough to make FMG profitable at a lesser price
so $1 Australian per six months shouldn't be difficult as long as they can ship to a customer ( and these day that can't be certain either )
My thoughts exactly.i am betting a lot of that nervousness is coming from factors outside FMG ( unlike a share such as AMP or MYR )
Todays CCI is showing the 1st Buy signal, but will we get the other 4 signals over the next few days, or will it be FMG punters firing yet another Blank.
And will the MFI offer the required Confirmation signals??
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The 5th Signal is missing - Correct, thats for you to work out.
If you take a look over in the virus thread I made a post showing how demand has dropped significantly too.MorningstarTM Premium
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** My thoughts exactly.
The company itself is great, it's the actual sector/industry itself that I'm worried about. **
yes i am more an investor than a trader , so in my mind i am buying a part of a company ( not renting a quick trip to another price destination )
but goodness how much worse can global manufacturing fall before chaos ensues
what will be worth watching is if FMG can profit from mutual respect with China ( compared to some who are busy trying to gouge an extra edge ) ( some like RIO and BHP might easily shoot themselves in the foot )
remember China was credited with saving Australia from the worst of the GFC
Agreed, but I'm not "Attempting to anticipate a bottom" - and I don't have the time to explain how indicators produce entry signals to you.Attempting to anticipate a bottom from any indicator or number of indicators is as accurate as an archer on ICE.
I expect FMG to find a bottom closer to $14. Too busy to mark a chart but can do.
Trading based on technicals is playing with fire in this market IMO.Agreed, but I'm not "Attempting to anticipate a bottom" - and I don't have the time to explain how indicators produce entry signals to you.
Hi over9k - I have never traded anything based on just Technicals - as a Technimental Trader my Stock Selection is based on 60% Financial Analysis and 40% Technical Analysis - If a stock does not meet my FA criteria then I do not bother with its TA - Once I locate a Financially Sound Stock, then I proceed to look at its TA.Trading based on technicals is playing with fire in this market IMO.
(Also, probably worth thinking about who you were being sharp with, tech/a has written numerous guides on technicals trading...)
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