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nizar said:probably about 12 months from now.
obviously it will be affected by any general market correction. metals havent run far enough to correct just yet.
MS when do u estimate that will happen?
porkpie324 said:KZL seems to have resistance around the $7.00 mark, much the same accured at the $6.00 mark.porkpie
pacer said:Anyone got a few ponds of zinc to spare?....got a call from the Chinese....they are running a bit low on the stuff....I expect the Indians to be calling later today aswell....lol.....
I've had an awesome two weeks on this and ZFX.....but is it time for me to jump off this roller coaster?.....market sentiment is at an all time high which makes it very hard to judge the end of the run....but I just looked at the sell side and there is absolutely no resistance........only 160,000 shares till blue sky and I mean REAL BLUE SKY!!!!!.....0 resistance.....see you all at $8....maybe?
What a decision to make....I hate it .....
Wow....halted...and 0 resistance..later...gotta find out what's happening...
Dukey said:Mornin Guys n Gals
Well KZL just keep rocketing.... currently touching $7.16 !!
IN the last month (since Sept 25) KZL sp has gone from about $4.85 to its current price - with - and this is the impressive bit - ONLY 2 DOWN DAYS (on closing price) if I`m reading correctly. !!!
Gotta love it hey... but I have 2 questions...
1. Who is buying... funds?? Small investors?? Big layers positioning themselves for a bid??
2. How long can it continue. Obviously zinc price and KZL`s future profits are big factors.
Any ideas on these questions?
Hardly "irrational".michael_selway said:Its called "irrational exuberance", but thats what happens if real supply cant meet real demand
thx
MS
rederob said:Hardly "irrational".
Irrational implies it makes no sense.
Exactly the opposite.
Zinc is following the basic economic rules of supply and demand and being very true to them at the moment.
From a purely theoretical construct, zinc did not follow this rule for over 3 months while it was "shackled" to copper prices and fund selldowns.
Thus, its present price rally has an element of "catch-up" which we have yet to see.
LME cancelled warrant data suggest no respite from this rally for the next week or two, although the pace of warrant cancellations has slowed, and may temper the rising price somewhat.
Right now I believe $8 is a safe target price for KZL, although astute buyers should look for the gap of Friday 20 October to be filled (target price around $6.30 or lower).
rederob said:Hardly "irrational".
Irrational implies it makes no sense.
Exactly the opposite.
Zinc is following the basic economic rules of supply and demand and being very true to them at the moment.
From a purely theoretical construct, zinc did not follow this rule for over 3 months while it was "shackled" to copper prices and fund selldowns.
Thus, its present price rally has an element of "catch-up" which we have yet to see.
Hey, if you want it stopped, just let me know.pacer said:A splash in the inventories might put a stop to it
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