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Yes that is partially true, but dont forget that earnings are to flow through to LVL from 1st April 2005. (just over 4 months already).
Supply and client base are expanding too.
IMHO it is better than VLL with 3 profit downgrades and some further troubles with last annoucement.
stockGURU said:They are not making a profit, they are forecasting a profit for this financial year.
Big difference.
Yes that is partially true, but dont forget that earnings are to flow through to LVL from 1st April 2005. (just over 4 months already).
Supply and client base are expanding too.
IMHO it is better than VLL with 3 profit downgrades and some further troubles with last annoucement.
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Good story on sixty minutes tonight, people take those cues now…might be time to buy into stocks relating to this baby boomer generation, who are know doubt in the grips of a new social evolution. They are selling their family homes at increasing numbers and migrating to the outback and costal regions of Australia. They are buying 4WD, SUV’s, Campervans, Tents, and going on almost endless holidays till either the money runs out or they die. No mention of holiday rental apartments, but I am assuming that not all baby boomers intend buying campervans, so they will need to be accommodated in holiday homes/apartments too.
http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/stories/2005_07_10/story_1437.asp
The full transcript of this story will be available on Monday, 11 July.
Good story on sixty minutes tonight, people take those cues now…might be time to buy into stocks relating to this baby boomer generation, who are know doubt in the grips of a new social evolution. They are selling their family homes at increasing numbers and migrating to the outback and costal regions of Australia. They are buying 4WD, SUV’s, Campervans, Tents, and going on almost endless holidays till either the money runs out or they die. No mention of holiday rental apartments, but I am assuming that not all baby boomers intend buying campervans, so they will need to be accommodated in holiday homes/apartments too.
http://sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au/sixtyminutes/stories/2005_07_10/story_1437.asp
The full transcript of this story will be available on Monday, 11 July.
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LVL chart looking very healthy. Relative strength very strong, Momentum very much on the up side.
Note: Director Buying More Shares!
Share Price currently sitting at 5.2 cents.
LVL chart looking very healthy. Relative strength very strong, Momentum very much on the up side.
Note: Director Buying More Shares!
Share Price currently sitting at 5.2 cents.
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Movement on LVL today and showng a little more strength on the buyers side
Share Price currently sitting at 5.4 cents.
Movement on LVL today and showng a little more strength on the buyers side
Share Price currently sitting at 5.4 cents.
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Opened at 6.0 cents today. Currently firm at 5.8 - even though the general market is having a real downer today. Sellers are running out and plenty of buy depth still there. I'm hanging on for now but it is tempting to take some profit.... however IMO I think it can go a fair bit higher yet. ;o)
Cheers,
AJ
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Opened at 6.0 cents today. Currently firm at 5.8 - even though the general market is having a real downer today. Sellers are running out and plenty of buy depth still there. I'm hanging on for now but it is tempting to take some profit.... however IMO I think it can go a fair bit higher yet. ;o)
Cheers,
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Yes another day of strong gains for LVL, share price currently @ 6.3 cents.
Getting closer to my break-even point of 8 cents.
Not sure of my target price to sell, I will be in for the long haul though!
I agree, I still feel this stock has far more to go.
Yes another day of strong gains for LVL, share price currently @ 6.3 cents.
Getting closer to my break-even point of 8 cents.
Not sure of my target price to sell, I will be in for the long haul though!
I agree, I still feel this stock has far more to go.
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Break-Out Alert!
Break-Out Alert!
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Big gains in recent days. Maybe director buying should be watched more closely in smaller stocks. Especially if there is a change of trend. An impulse bar buy on this as suggested by Tech in one of his threads would have yielded a good profit- one of those hindsight trades again unfortunately for me. BTW, that is a rounding bottom (not the perfect example) we saw at the heart of the reversal, that short, excited jump in price at the centre of the pattern is common. I would not have traded it as a rounding bottom though, too risky. Impulse bar method would have been best in such a case- so two ways to trade the rounding bottom pattern in a chart like this.
Big gains in recent days. Maybe director buying should be watched more closely in smaller stocks. Especially if there is a change of trend. An impulse bar buy on this as suggested by Tech in one of his threads would have yielded a good profit- one of those hindsight trades again unfortunately for me. BTW, that is a rounding bottom (not the perfect example) we saw at the heart of the reversal, that short, excited jump in price at the centre of the pattern is common. I would not have traded it as a rounding bottom though, too risky. Impulse bar method would have been best in such a case- so two ways to trade the rounding bottom pattern in a chart like this.
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What a topsy turvey world we live in. Both LVL and MUL going up by massive amounts in one day.
Clearly I must eat my own words. Maybe LVL doesn't even suck suculent juicy lamb testicles.
One point I would make - Randel Deer didn't buy more shares on 12/7/05. He acquired AND disposed of the same amount. The additional shares he indirectly acquired were for the prearranged sale of that lv management thingy. I guess it doesn't really matter though.
Anyway good luck KB. Remember your risk management strategies.
What a topsy turvey world we live in. Both LVL and MUL going up by massive amounts in one day.
Clearly I must eat my own words. Maybe LVL doesn't even suck suculent juicy lamb testicles.
One point I would make - Randel Deer didn't buy more shares on 12/7/05. He acquired AND disposed of the same amount. The additional shares he indirectly acquired were for the prearranged sale of that lv management thingy. I guess it doesn't really matter though.
Anyway good luck KB. Remember your risk management strategies.
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That is the beauty of the stock market. What is trash on any one day can be treasure the next.
Yes I will put some risk management strategies to practise this time around as I will break-even again today. Looks to open at 8 cents. I have learnt some very good lessons with the help of ASF memebers. Once again thanks!
But I must add there are many ways to recover a loss and I have tried one of them, and that is to simply buy more.
The easier option....is a stop loss, of course. But can be foolish too, if exectuted and a significant rise follows it and you have missed the boat.
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That is the beauty of the stock market. What is trash on any one day can be treasure the next.
Yes I will put some risk management strategies to practise this time around as I will break-even again today. Looks to open at 8 cents. I have learnt some very good lessons with the help of ASF memebers. Once again thanks!
But I must add there are many ways to recover a loss and I have tried one of them, and that is to simply buy more.
The easier option....is a stop loss, of course. But can be foolish too, if exectuted and a significant rise follows it and you have missed the boat.
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Found this post on another share discussion board and I think it gives a clearer picture in regards to the Rewards Corp Program that LVL is to acquire:
Hotels and resorts have some down times and some overcapacity away from peak times. Rather than offer discounts and reduce the amount they can charge the public, they rent this space through the LVL business at cheaper prices to clubs, reward schemes and employers. So you get a discounted stay in the hotel if you work for Joe's retailers or belong to Joe's sports club, but the hotel never has to directly advertise these prices for the accommodation or package they are offering. That way if they fill at normal prices great, if they don't they can take discount bookings through the scheme.
This helps the hotels fill rooms in off peak times and LVL gets a commission on the deal. They are "ticket clippers" to some extent. The business is already up and running and was previously owned by one of the LVL directors. This will give LVL some cash flow while they get their main business up and running, which is retirement accommodation.
They intend to offer a range of types of retirement village, from low rental accommodation for pensioners to selling higher class units to self-funded retirees.
Found this post on another share discussion board and I think it gives a clearer picture in regards to the Rewards Corp Program that LVL is to acquire:
Hotels and resorts have some down times and some overcapacity away from peak times. Rather than offer discounts and reduce the amount they can charge the public, they rent this space through the LVL business at cheaper prices to clubs, reward schemes and employers. So you get a discounted stay in the hotel if you work for Joe's retailers or belong to Joe's sports club, but the hotel never has to directly advertise these prices for the accommodation or package they are offering. That way if they fill at normal prices great, if they don't they can take discount bookings through the scheme.
This helps the hotels fill rooms in off peak times and LVL gets a commission on the deal. They are "ticket clippers" to some extent. The business is already up and running and was previously owned by one of the LVL directors. This will give LVL some cash flow while they get their main business up and running, which is retirement accommodation.
They intend to offer a range of types of retirement village, from low rental accommodation for pensioners to selling higher class units to self-funded retirees.
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July has been an excellent month for LVL shareholders, a massive increase in share price from 2.5 cents to its current level of 10 cents.
From 10 cents onwards the .5 increments are a bonus! Really makes a big difference to my account balance than the previous .1 increments sub 10-cent level.
On Friday 29th the share price went as high as 12.5 cents to settle on close at 10 cents, with a marked increase in volume. Think the day traders got in and stamped out the upward trend by flooding the sell side later in the day.
Monday should see an open of 10.5 cents and continued upward movement as the market continues to reacts to the positive earnings news.
Still I have a little un-easy feeling with no recent news of rewards corp. deal, or future earnings guide. Guess things will pan out over coming weeks.
I am still enjoying the bull market at present and have recovered all losses. 8.2 cents was my break-even point and now all money earned is straight profit. I currently hold 163,000 shares.
Not sure when I will sell out. I can see a really profitable company un-folding so I am tempted to hold in for at least another 1-2 years.
With recent global un-rest over the past 4 years, many holidaymakers have decided to travel on home turf. So I believe that the rewards corp. deal will be more attractive. The expansion of the program will provide substantial earnings to flow through to LVL.
This will enable LVL to keep its total shares on issue to a minimum and provide a high growth share price and reward shareholders with dividends.
Below is a current (1 Month Chart of LVL)
July has been an excellent month for LVL shareholders, a massive increase in share price from 2.5 cents to its current level of 10 cents.
From 10 cents onwards the .5 increments are a bonus! Really makes a big difference to my account balance than the previous .1 increments sub 10-cent level.
On Friday 29th the share price went as high as 12.5 cents to settle on close at 10 cents, with a marked increase in volume. Think the day traders got in and stamped out the upward trend by flooding the sell side later in the day.
Monday should see an open of 10.5 cents and continued upward movement as the market continues to reacts to the positive earnings news.
Still I have a little un-easy feeling with no recent news of rewards corp. deal, or future earnings guide. Guess things will pan out over coming weeks.
I am still enjoying the bull market at present and have recovered all losses. 8.2 cents was my break-even point and now all money earned is straight profit. I currently hold 163,000 shares.
Not sure when I will sell out. I can see a really profitable company un-folding so I am tempted to hold in for at least another 1-2 years.
With recent global un-rest over the past 4 years, many holidaymakers have decided to travel on home turf. So I believe that the rewards corp. deal will be more attractive. The expansion of the program will provide substantial earnings to flow through to LVL.
This will enable LVL to keep its total shares on issue to a minimum and provide a high growth share price and reward shareholders with dividends.
Below is a current (1 Month Chart of LVL)
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Rewards Corp Deal to be finalised by mid Sept.
Have just recieved words in from Mr. David Brown, confirming deal to be completed.
Rewards Corp Deal to be finalised by mid Sept.
Have just recieved words in from Mr. David Brown, confirming deal to be completed.
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On a brilliant annoucement and share price up, I took my profits and have sold out of LVL now, just too tempting! I can hear a few of ASF members chearing in relief now. LOL
Still is a brilliant little company in the making and I wish long-term shareholders all the best,
K
PS: Taking my profits and thinking of Uranium stocks, that seems to be the where the action is. Although BTV doesn't look to hot today I am guessing that is my next trade. Uranium and the Northern Territory!
On a brilliant annoucement and share price up, I took my profits and have sold out of LVL now, just too tempting! I can hear a few of ASF members chearing in relief now. LOL
Still is a brilliant little company in the making and I wish long-term shareholders all the best,
K
PS: Taking my profits and thinking of Uranium stocks, that seems to be the where the action is. Although BTV doesn't look to hot today I am guessing that is my next trade. Uranium and the Northern Territory!
