Garpal Gumnut
Ross Island Hotel
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Thanks Naked, but if you read my posts I would predict that MQB will go under a dollar.
I've been bearish on this Merchant Bank/Potofgoldforinsiders since it was $14 on the way up!
Its a dog
Technically its being pushed up to levels where insiders can sell out .
It is a very sick puppie.
A chart
A long term downtrend.
And a short term downtrend.
I won't depress holders with moving averages.
Note the low volumes.
A miracle will pick it up, bad news and theres lots of it about will increase volumes and if the price goes down its going to be very very ugly
gg
G'Day Hecko.
Personally I don’t know which way the price will trend in the coming months but seeing you asked I read something interesting in the Financial Review today, it seems that David Clarke offloaded 153296 shares at $35.50 each on market on the 8 and 11 of May ( what impeccable timing ), and QUOTE " A source informed of Mr Clarke's intentions said the securities had been sold to finance the extension of a zero cost collar and the repayment of a loan" END QUOTE, it's on page 14 if anybody is interested.
Not implying this is good or bad, just something of interest to MQG enthusiasts. (BTW I’m one of them)
I should pay closer attention to company news releases.
Hi Guys, fellow bulls and bears.
Just want to mention that G.G. already explained his reasons for his bearish sentiments on this stock, you may just have to refer to his previous posts on this matter, me personally also feel slightly bearish on MQG due to the reasons none other than what I highlighted on post #763, may not be a valid reason but one nevertheless.
BTW i would have thought a return to volatility would have been welcomed, as traders this is what we live for.
GG, may I quote your post #784 "I am still looking at picking it up at $8.00"
" " #801 " I would predict that MQG will go under a dollar". If you think that MQG will go down under a dollar, why would you bother to pick it up at $8.00???? Your posts are a concoction of downramping, confusion and grudges, since you haven't been able to present any reasonable argument to support your opinions.
Me too, I've been short since Monday, expecting to exit the trade at $27 around the time everyone gets their $26 shares at the end of next week.
Far from a cut and dried short term trade though as the volatility is such that it's an easy one to get stopped out on.
Also, thanks to the participants on this thread for their insights. It's been useful.
Crikey - I'm with you there! My stop is at $32.25 and I think it got to $32.18 - v. glad I didn't have the screen up at the time, although tomorrow is of course very much another day.....LOL, I have to agree with you on that one Boff, thought I was going be stopped out yesterday when it touched Monday's open.
Crikey - I'm with you there! My stop is at $32.25 and I think it got to $32.18 - v. glad I didn't have the screen up at the time, although tomorrow is of course very much another day.....
yeah all the short sellers will be hitting the panic button!
word coming out of Maq bank there was very strong interest in the SPP.. wouldn't be surprise to see this rally for some time, if your short I'd be closing out it's now up over 10% on the day.
Yeah on what basis, have you just gone long, how are you sure that heavy short interest is out there, have you just bought off a shorter, what are you on about ??
Or are you just ramping, maybe you're just afraid of the boogie man.
Don't worry it's all just an illusion.
Hint>> Play your own game, try not to worry about what others are doing.
Adios.
For what its worth on a charting basis $35 is a bit of a ceiling on this stock at present.
gg
so with the offer now closed?
does everyone get the full amount of shares that they requested based on how much they invested? or is there still a scale back to how many shares will be offered?
with todays nice gains a hedge may be in order. we will see by close.
but interested on the first part.
thnx in advance
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