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I had my second go at Matrix at 5 dollars and 4 dollars for the first go.
I checked Roger Montgomery's valuation for Matrix and he has it around 6 dollars which is just about where it is now.
I suppose the question is should we buy more at the current prices or wait for a pullback if there is one?
Heh, the answer to that question (in hindsight) was to buy more at $6. They are now at $6.50! I think it is now too expensive to buy but that doesn't mean I will sell either.
Holding on happy and tight!
big drop yesterday - assuming a lot of ppl are taking their profits.
I'm set to pick up a few more if it drops about 30c, that may be a little optimistic but i'm not too desperate, almost got enough and not much cash that isnt tied up.
It has hit a high of $7.18 today. As far as I can tell, there are two stories that may cause this:
- BP and a bunch of other companies will be drilling for oil in Australia (Matrix is the obvious supplier for them).
- OPEC has announced that they expect increased demand for oil this year.
Any other thoughts?
I got out around the $6.90 mark and took my profits, I was up 40%. I had hoped it was going to pull back to the $6.20 - $6.40 so I could get back in. Unfortunately for me Matrix just keeps powering ahead.
Are there any competitors listed on the asx in the buoyancy business.
Does anyone know when MCE's half year report is due to come out? I can't find a calendar on their website.
The share price currently has a rocket under it (or perhaps I should use a buoyancy analogy?)
Anyway, I keep looking at the price and wonder if there has been an announcement - nope, not yet.
It's up 7% today! Surely they deserve an ASX speeding ticket?
Not sure either on the reporting date..i tried morningstar but cudnt find it their either.
The price rise is simply due to me topping up with copious amounts
Jokes aside, a massive gain on no news is a little wierd - but as holders who can complain!?
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