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As a totally new investor (3 months young) it's hard not to be disturbed by the volatility of FMG. I have watched as it has gone from $9 a share to nearly $13 a share, then back down to $8.80 a share.... it's a real rollercoaster. I am struggling to understand why it has dipped so dramatically over the last few days, whether it's being short sold, or just natural price movements... can anyone say adamantly what is happening to drive the price down, and if they expect it to reach the $13 mark?
BTW, I understand WHY shortselling occurs, if it IS short selling, but I cannot understand the ethics behind it.... it seems on the face of it a rather unethical practice. Amongst ethical investors, is short selling considered a legitimate strategy?
well gav, all I can say is that the people who stuck to FMG since 30june had a great day to end the week - now for about 4 more !.Well I almost topped up in the past few days, ALMOST. I had a price set for which I would buy more at, but it didnt quite get there. Well at least I know that when I have a set plan, I have the discipline to stick to it.
And we had a good day to end the week.
Will this rollercoaster ever end???
FMG really looked poised for a big gain this week looking at the charts.. what happened? The rest of the big miners barely moved south at all.
but on a other note other materials stock are just like fmg-
even bhp and rio are having a rocky day-
so its also good to see others not doing so well-
Thanks
Nick--
I don't know about that. BHP is down 1%, FMG was, at the time of my post, down almost 9%. Bit of a difference! Recovered slightly but more volatile by a factor of 10!
I still don't see why people compare BHP and FMG?
Iron ore is the only thing they have in common
FMG really looked poised for a big gain this week looking at the charts..
My point of view is not for a while-
it seems lately that everyday has got its ups and down-
and in todays market nearly everything that i have looked at is choppy-
so if trading in these times i see 3- things-
1-ride it out
2-bargin buying-
3-stand aside-
thats the way i am seeing it from my angle-but on a other note other materials stock are just like fmg-
even bhp and rio are having a rocky day-
so its also good to see others not doing so well-
Thanks
Nick--
and a trader with enough time on your handsunless of course u r a skilled trader
FMG has holdings or tenements spread over 40 000 km² - about the same size as Switzerland. This far exceeds the combined tenement areas of both Rio Tinto (11 000 km²) and BHP Billiton (7 000 km²).
Very nice read that, thanks for the link. After reading that I can't see why anyone would want to sell FMG at these current prices, are they mad?! :on a different note:
http://www.railwaygazette.com/news_...e_opens_the_worlds_heaviest_haul_railway.html
Fortescue opens the world's heaviest haul railway see link above!
^^ don't u just love reading that as a holder
FMG $8.88..... yeah, great.... this is starting to be a real dog of an investment... everyone says but wait, it will come back up, but it just goes straight back down again...
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