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Still under selling pressure though, everytime its cleared and looks half a chance for momentum to grab a hold, up comes the shark bar .
Freeballinginawetsuit said:Still under selling pressure though, everytime its cleared and looks half a chance for momentum to grab a hold, up comes the shark bar .
Might be to do with their new operations.ekman said:anyone knows why this is in trading halt
chops_a_must said:Might be to do with their new operations.
Well, nickel still looks stronger than zinc for the next few years. Or maybe they have found a large amount of zinc? Either reason would be enough for a T/O.Freeballinginawetsuit said:MCR's exploration has been coming up trumps in recent weeks. With their mine life potentially extended at Mariners and a BFS immenint at Carnilya Hill, maybe that was all a potential bidder needed for a T/O.
Could be wishful thinking, certainly not out of the question though. MCR are the fourth biggest Ni producer in Australia (mine output), fair value, cashed up and lowly hedged.
u r getting greedy !!Lert said:I picked up MCR for 75 cents in Sept 05. Up nearly 200%.. another 20% would top it off
Why would they need to? Totally debt free, big profits. Don't quite understand.Lert said:The 'West Australian' this morning reported speculation regarding capital raising.. Anyones guess I suppose..
djones said:Mincor is moving back towards its previous resistance at 2.30. Still being capped by a large seller as shown by the large volume but small price changes. As soon as the large seller has finished offloading his shares it should be blue skies for MCR.
With record nickel prices, $100million in the bank and recent resource finds, the record quarterly result due out on the 29/01 should launch this stock to $2.50 then onto $3 by the end of March.
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