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HLX is another stock which has dropped ~15% on the market 'correction' which realistically has not influenced the value of the company by more than a couple per cent.
stoxclimber said:HLX is another stock which has dropped ~15% on the market 'correction' which realistically has not influenced the value of the company by more than a couple per cent.
Tradewinds said:the posts per day on this stock(not including my own) has dropped to a rate where i'm very tempted to buy in......
Tradewinds said:the posts per day on this stock(not including my own) has dropped to a rate where i'm very tempted to buy in......
Meanwhile 6 hours later any support hlx had has been wiped like a dirty bum!wanty said:Consolidated big time around these levels. Interest coming back, directors building on their positions. Toro up, MEP up, AQA up, only needs news via any of these fronts and she will fly.
Panick selling across the board Ducky. Unless the US pulls a rabbit out of the hat, more to follow tomorrow.Dukey said:15.5c .... Man!!!!!!! thats crazy huh!!
there are no sellers below 18c on my comsec depth!!
Had to be an isolated panic sell?? would be my guess.
and an expensive one at that.
Or...at that time of day... is it manipulation?
'Fraid it was the bear in the hat trick... still in red sea today I reckon...kennas said:Panick selling across the board Ducky. Unless the US pulls a rabbit out of the hat, more to follow tomorrow.
Kipp said:'Fraid it was the bear in the hat trick... still in red sea today I reckon...
Indeed - I assed that call up. Was pleasantly surprised to wake up this morning and see 112 pt gain to the ASX, which didn't follow the os market lead.sydneysider said:I am seeing green on the ASX and in Seoul, NZ is down a tad. Japan & HK still closed BUT HLX is trading in the green at 18 cents. Has a very wild chart pattern on it, could go anywhere..... stochastics are very oversold... maybe next leg is up?
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