blues said:Could explain LHG rise today. This was on the news wires.
0157 GMT [Dow Jones] Lihir (LHG.AU) up 5.8% at A$3.45, hit 9-month high of A$3.48 on good volume of 22 million shares. Gold price surge has lifted most gold stocks, but takeover talk on Lihir is getting louder. One dealer cites talk of a A$4.25/share cash offer from AngloGold Ashanti next week. Another hears a bid above A$4.00 may be coming after the close today. Lihir not immediately available for comment. Next resistance at record high of A$3.64, support at A$3.25. (DWR)
Maybe it'll be a nice tax right off...Halba said:good luck to the buyer @ $4+
i can't understand how they can make money by buying at four bucks
Halba said:good luck to the buyer @ $4+
i can't understand how they can make money by buying at four bucks
and its a little easier than actually understanding the businesstheasxgorilla said:That's the beauty of technical analysis and trend following. The part about value isn't our jigsaw puzzle to solve...we've just got to identify the foot prints in the sand and decide what they mean and whether/when to follow them.
Maybe, but my average entry price is very low on 12500shares and LHG remains my pick of the global gold equities.haemitite said:and its a little easier than actually understanding the business
rederob said:Find me a chart that tells the cash cost per ounce of LHG's gold, and its likely profit based on future production.
I bought LHG at 1.02 and OXR at 0.87 on fundamentals. I'm ok with that.rederob said:Maybe, but my average entry price is very low on 12500shares and LHG remains my pick of the global gold equities.
Find me a chart that tells the cash cost per ounce of LHG's gold, and its likely profit based on future production.
asx'grillatheasxgorilla said:Can't do I'm afraid...but I can show you one that illustrates many people with big brains and/or expertise in gold, like yourself (meant in the kindest possible way) scrambling to buy more shares than are available on the supply side and nudging price higher, through previous resistance levels, with increasing volume.
rederob said:asx'grilla
Check out the chart for LHG against the day I bought it - I tend to buy the dips.
rederob said:asx'grilla
Check out the chart for LHG against the day I bought it - I tend to buy the dips.
rederob said:asx'grilla
Check out the chart for LHG against the day I bought it - I tend to buy the dips.
I thought POG was going to move higher last September - but it fizzled.theasxgorilla said:rederob,
Sorry for the multiple posts...I have a question or two now.
Fundamentals are not my strong suit, and I know very little about gold shares (disclaimer).
From a fundamental stand point, does LHG continue to present good value today, in your opinion...AND therefore, are you adding to OR would you add to your current position(s)? OR, is this continuation of the up-move that you bought at a DIP, entering into a overvalued, over-reacting phase?
Thanks in advance for your input.
The ASX Gorilla.
bvbfan said:Were they exercise of options?
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