I do agree with Laurie, and I know where he is coming from...Huntleys valuation is $1.25....shaws is higher and this stock had been capped by a broker the true price is over $1.25 and under $2....so we have been told by experts and anything under $1 is very cheap....not my opinion but see the research on their webside...and being a producer adds value to the stock...unlike CAZ..and some other iron hopefulls....they should have a speeding ticket....whereby MGX has everything going for it now yes, $1+ is in the cards next week....as the capper cant keep up with the intrest in this stock....now with a volume spike we will see mgx over $1 next week....great volume on friday and good luck to all holders looks like Shougan will come to the party........great for MGXrederob said:Laurie
ASX price queries are great news in this case as investors will be "looking" for something from the company.
I think the share price momentum for iron ore producers has simply flipped north with mooted higher ore prices - unfounded rumours?
In any event, MGX has a "darling" status amongst the juniors and needs very little good news (or no bad news) to keep it ticking along.
Don't get angry, get more - MGX that is!
The dollar price barrier should crumble decisively in the weeks ahead.
Interesting that even with the price rise, MGX is trading on a PE discount to the market average yet the ASX still see fit to issue a query notice. This discount is even more pronounced if you take the projected full year figures for the 2006 tax year.laurie said:FMD!! MGX hit by a price query by the ASX this evening where were the prick$ when the price was being played around by certain investors give me a f%^k break :swear: :swear:
cheers laurie
Broadside said:Hey does anyone know if the Chinese have a deadline on the magnetite decision? The article I posted the other day says it is April but I can't find hard evidence of this from the company's announcements....
Broadside said:check announcement 15 September 2005 chicken
yes the 22 Feb refers to engineering within 2 months but did not say that was a firm deadline, and no mention of 30 April?? I wonder where that date came from. Shaw Stockbroking? has anyone seen latest research from Shaws as opposed to the year old broker report on the mt gibson website?
Broadside said:yeah! thanks I should learn to read more carefully
laurie said:oh by the way my anger with the ASX about price query is why do they not query companies when the price drops! what .....don't they think there's inside info when everyone's jumping off the Titanic :swear:
roger_leong said:1519 [Dow Jones] Tolhurst Noall broker Marcus Padley warns of uranium "hot
potato" after recent hype of agreements with China dies down. Points out primary
industry minister Macfarlane's comment that significant uranium exports to China
unlikely to start until 2010 and any new mines will need government approval.
"As soon as the hype dies down, the volume and volatility will drift away, the
trades will be closed out and those who imagined more than a trade will be left
holding the cooling potato," says Padley. Still, rally hasn't finished yet, with
junior uranium explorers like Marathon Resources (MTN.AU) up 27%, Toro Energy
(TOE.AU) up 22%, Extract Resources (EXT.AU) up 22%, Southern Gold (SAU.AU) up
13%, Quantum Resources (QUR.AU) up 18%. (DWR)
MGX are iron ore producers...who is thinking Uranium..do your research as MGX is a pure Iron play....just goes to show people invest and dont know what they invest in...MGX was grossly undervalued and has been capped by a broker it now has broken out and huntleys value is $1.25...but the stock could go as high as $2....as soon as Shougan takes up its shares stock will move to $1.50....MGX are making the $$$$$ not burning money and we are not talking hype here see MGX website and their are reports what has been happening....I'd rather have MGX...producers than a lot of other shares which have NO production..I am in for the long term..and its looking better every day....and as soon as the Chinese take up their shares see the stock move quickly...why did the Hong Kong broker buy all the MGX shares lately..they know what will happen...when everyone sold THEY BOUGHT...and have now 10% of MGX.....Shougan must know the potential and I would say come the 30thApril it would not surprise that they will proceed WHY,....they need Iron ore....and if they have a hand in production...they make money both ways...on the mining of the ore and on the manufacturing of steel...plus they may get a discount from the mine...so its a win win situation for SHOUGAN...I can see it going aheadroger_leong said:1519 [Dow Jones] Tolhurst Noall broker Marcus Padley warns of uranium "hot
potato" after recent hype of agreements with China dies down. Points out primary
industry minister Macfarlane's comment that significant uranium exports to China
unlikely to start until 2010 and any new mines will need government approval.
"As soon as the hype dies down, the volume and volatility will drift away, the
trades will be closed out and those who imagined more than a trade will be left
holding the cooling potato," says Padley. Still, rally hasn't finished yet, with
junior uranium explorers like Marathon Resources (MTN.AU) up 27%, Toro Energy
(TOE.AU) up 22%, Extract Resources (EXT.AU) up 22%, Southern Gold (SAU.AU) up
13%, Quantum Resources (QUR.AU) up 18%. (DWR)
shinobi346 said:Went up and down like a yo-yo yesterday. I topped up at 88c. Holding on for the long term. //thumbsup
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