Me ? I'm hanging on for the ride, as in the short term I think it will pass resistance at $2 and reach $2.50 at least.
So LNC finished at $1.96 on Fri on sales of 13.3 M shares. After touching $2.06 it dropped back to around $1.93 before rallying to the closing price.
With LNC performing so well lately, it's disappointing that so few posters are commenting. I can only surmise that many posters were badly burnt when the S/P plummented and have vowed not to touch LNC again.
Some techies are of the opinion that if LNC can finish above $2.00 there is very little resistance through to $2.50. Others are suggesting that the S/P will hover and consolidate just below $2 for a short time before moving ahead. However, any more good news (and there should be before 31 Jan) is most likely to propel LNC over the $2 mark very quickly.
Would like to know if any independent evaluation has been made on the US and Canadian assets?
L/T share holder with Long Term Commitment.
When Linc was booted out of the ASX 200 the S/P was around the 65 cent range (I think). Now it is above that and has held around the 1.90 range, one would assume that it will be back in (if it can hold around this level). At what point do the large funds have to hold Linc stock? Do they have to wait until the ratings come out or do they buy back at the point that they bailed out?
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