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I think something is about to happen at Linc! waiting on announcment.
Well that is a promising start.
Interesting how the "market" is reacting at the moment. When LNC announced the potential to develop its Akaranga oil shale tenements the market went berserk. Screamed through $2 and reached $3 on the strength of some very ambitious, very speculative "might" "maybe" "possible" statements.
Three months later and we are back to $1.86 and the news of a promising flow from Umiat, which appears far more likely to produce big bucks within the next 3 years, scores a minor bump.
I think the speculative element of the stock market has totally evaporated in the past 6 weeks. It's not just with LNC. Many other stocks with excellent news actually falling on announcement !
Anyone with Balls of Steel could make a motza picking the bottom of LNCs drop and watching it recover.
Any takers ? Or have we all been skewered by falling knives ..
History is not guaranteed to repeat itself JP, but I agree PB now has his fingers planted deeply into many pies. Hopefully for us share holders, positive news will follow el rapido.LOL - I've gone for a buy order at 1.20. It'll bounce back to $3 at some point - it always does if you're willing to wait. Lets just hope the waiting periods are getting shorter and Mr Bond still has a few PR stunts up his sleeve. China partnership to the rescue maybe?!
Every chart tells a very clear story.
No need to risk your holdings.
Don't know why my inert comment was deleted.
Surely a rudimentary knowledge would save people $1000s??
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Thanks for the graphs Tech/A. Very illuminating. For example it would certainly have made sense to consider an exit at the high points of LNC's SP wouldn't it ?
However I believe we are talking at cross purposes here. I opened this discussion on apparent evidence of a strategy that seems to be used by some larger entities to push down the price of LNC for their advantage. As I see it, it is similar to other tactics that are used and legislated against by market regulators. For example insider trading, issuing of misleading information and so on.
That is the issue under discussion not the ups and downs of LNC per se.
T/A are there more ways to look at the world than simply through charts ?
I can accept that recognizing when a share has gone too high is a good time to get out. I can appreciate ceratin price signals could indicate a coming fall. (or perhaps not ?))
But I'm not prepared to accept that on top of these factors we have to take market manipulations that are simply there to enrich one party at the expense of others.
Clearly you see this from the a single perspective of a sophisticated investor/individual attempting to gain best advantage of trading. I'm saying that the rest of the investment community needs some protection othwerwise there will be a progressive loss of faith in the stock market with losses to everyone.
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