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Both LML and LMLO are moving hard now, reckon traders are just starting to buy up as results are due anytime now
after a bout of profit taking yesterday afternoon it it good to see LML recover strongly today, not surprising really given the anticipation of good results from Gum Flat iron ore deposit.
Don't know if anyone else caught the article on iron ore on bloomberg.com this morning, now even the Chinese are expecting to have to pay at least 25% more when the contract talks commence shortly, one thing for sure iron ore will be the commodity of choice for the next month or so.
given that the price of LML is up over 50% in the last week, I would be careful chasing the shareprice up too much further before the results are released as there is already a premium in the shareprice for the anticipated good news out of Gum Flat.
but in saying the above, alot of people don't even know about LML and if they post some positive iron ore results there could still be plenty of money to be made with traders piling in on good iron ore news.
But that is the dillema for investors that didn't get in early, whether to take a chance on exceptional results being released?
This is precisely my dilemma atm with a few different stocks. As you mentioned any further significant gains on the price will be based on above expected news being released. The current prices on a number of these sorts of stocks already have an optimistic outlook factored into it, as such any less than expected news would have a significant negative impact on the price in the short term.
LML really took a tumble because no DSO (direct shipping) grades were intersected and that's what everyone had been speculating they would find, this highlights the need for drill assays before action should be taken, albeit with a chance of missing the boat all together. I have been left up **** creek without a paddle before with "visible mineralisation" but sometimes you need to paddle pretty hard to get on the wave if it's about to break. Good luck to holders of LML on the next round of drilling.
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