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I guess you are not worried Morgan Stanley has 9.61% of Lynas.
They have been doing ALL the buying to date.
A. supporting the price at this level, and not more.
B. when they decide to off load, driving the price down.?
I am a big fan of the Lynas story, but can see my self and other smaller players being taken down by these bigger fish.
What do you think?
Huitzii...the market is a bit quiet lately for short term trading. I miss the volatile days from earlier this year, it was like bread from heaven. However lately I have given a lot of it back, LYC is my star performer now and I hope JP Morgan will push it to $1.30.
I agree it is generally a bit slow atm ,in the last month Ive made quite a few trades, some being excellent,some good and some poor,but my way of trading has seen me in the green of about 10k with a 40k float.
In trading like this a lot of time is spent reviewing over 100 charts daily.
Soon I would think I would be back in but I need see a bit more movement to suit my style of trading....for now im watching very closely
DYOR
$40,000 invested in LYC and staying there would have made $15,000 in the last month with the potential to make more in the next month so why trade it.
Im not confidant having all of the proverbial eggs in that same basket noika, Im sure no-one here would recommend it aswell.
Better money in EKA which im still holding + 6 for 1 showing up tomorrow
AUT has been nice aswell, and still holding
plus a few more without giving away my whole portfolio
A quick calculation from my holdings in AUT, LYC and EKA show that $40,000 spread evenly over the three would now be worth $55,258. I'm suggesting that trading these can actually reduce profits when stocks like this are generally rising. To sell and try to rebuy often results in missing out on some of the gains. I much preferred to trade these when there was volatility and a falling trend.
I guess you are not worried Morgan Stanley has 9.61% of Lynas.
They have been doing ALL the buying to date.
A. supporting the price at this level, and not more.
B. when they decide to off load, driving the price down.?
I am a big fan of the Lynas story, but can see my self and other smaller players being taken down by these bigger fish.
What do you think?
Im not confidant having all of the proverbial eggs in that same basket noika, Im sure no-one here would recommend it aswell.
Better money in EKA which im still holding + 6 for 1 showing up tomorrow
AUT has been nice aswell, and still holding
Interesting that you've listed all 3 of my largest recently bought holdings. (fwiw, ADI was pushing LYC into 4th until until it was taken over.)
However, the other issue is time. Trading is a huge time-consumer, as you've said. You review 100 charts a day. And what about all the tedious record-keeping?! If someone can make even a vaguely similar profit by buying 4 stocks and only watching them and topping up (EKA 1:6, etc) occasionally, then I conclude that trading such stocks heavily is not a very efficient use of time.
Given that the top 20 hold 60% of LYC the likelihood of any single holder reducing their holding having any great impact is greatly reduced which is also what is giving the SP some impetus in the moment in that there are not a lot of sellers around.
If MS want out the other 19 will accomodate i am sure.
I wonder if the price rises are just the start of the increase or overpriced will be interesting to find out..
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