Sean K
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Yes, breaking $2.75 ish is bad darts. Concerning, and surprising, considering where it is, as you have outlined.Stock down over 20% since 14th July. Production report in line with expectation. Recent acquisitions bedded down. Hedge book closed. Resource upgrade in the wings. Gold still above $900/Oz. (Last time LGL traded at these levels gold was approx $630/Oz - US$ .79)
Any ideas why LGL is trading at these levels? Many analysts have it as a buy. (Macq/UBS just to name 2).
LGL has broken 2.74 support line. Where to from here?
Is it a screaming buy at these levels?
I'm with you Bolivia.Might just have to go and cut my fingers!
I just google these sorts of questions and you get all types of information.Seems like the buy orders are on the increase... hopefully we can find some fom of support around the $2.60 mark... it's astounding that LGL has reached these lows. Does anyone have a price target from brokers on this one ?
October 2006 support at/above $2.40 is a realistic possibility, this seems to be a very strong support level and I'd be fairly happy to see a drop here as an opportunity.thanks kennas... the break of $2.70 has gotten me spooked... Not really sure what to do here ... any ideas of where next support is ?
Should be support around here, and then in that next zone between $2.00 and $2.50. Also the 200d ma should be support.thanks kennas... the break of $2.70 has gotten me spooked... Not really sure what to do here ... any ideas of where next support is ?
Data on Share sales from 31st July - The day 58 Mill shares traded, show that Merrill Lynch were the largest net seller of 38 Million shares. Given that they are on the register as owning 11.02% of the Co. This is starting to make sense. ML are raising capital!
They were also the largest net seller on the 30th July and have probably been active in the last few days as well.
Merrill Lynch and Co. own 240Mill shares so they would have a few to go.
The good news, if this is indeed what is happening, is that at least it's not a hedge fund doing a short number.
Not sure where that places LGL as far as when to buy, but it would help to explain why it has been oversold.
I heard today from a mate on Lihir - not working for LGL but a support company - that the mine is no longer using thermal power (locals said forget it) and have gone back to fuel, costing a fair bit. He was looking to buy but is standing back waiting to see how it goes re the political situation. Sounds like it's getting more and more unstable as each week/month goes past.
Incidentally, someone's considering building a resort Lihir Island - for when the mine runs out.
I have looked at this one for a while. Whilst I don't have the expertise a lot of you have re charts and data, I do know expats on Lihir Island are pretty nervous about the government. And all I'll say is if you know the people/government well, you have just cause.
I heard today from a mate on Lihir - not working for LGL but a support company - that the mine is no longer using thermal power (locals said forget it) and have gone back to fuel, costing a fair bit. He was looking to buy but is standing back waiting to see how it goes re the political situation. Sounds like it's getting more and more unstable as each week/month goes past.
Incidentally, someone's considering building a resort Lihir Island - for when the mine runs out.
We currently have 56 Megawatts of geothermal capacity at the Lihir
Island gold operation. This equates to around 75% of our current power
needs at the site. The remainder is generated from Heavy Fuel Oil power.
Further expansions of the geothermal power plant are planned in the
future due to the significant economic and environmental benefits that
are derived from this inexpensive and green power source.
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