In the Herald Sun on Sunday 22nd one of the so called “expert” brokers recommendation was to sell MRE.
Price was 29.5 cents, 1 week later closed at .42, currently at .47.
Any-one got this guy number as I wouldn’t mind a few more tips?
Totally, I picked some up at 35c. If you get more SELL recommendations, let me know too please.
Nothing wrong with taking a 35% profit if your a trader, I'm looking to hold for the longer term with a view to dividends.
I basically bought at same price as you Matty and have averaged down, not quite as good as yourself and am just over a $1.
My biggest worry is also the stock levels, which is 10 times more than what they were 2 years ago. They had a big early start again this morning and was at 22% at one point, are back at around 6% at the mo.
Fingers crossed it keeps recovering
What's your plan, get out if it gets back to what it owes you or are you in for the longer term and hopefully a return to dividends down the track?
Hi roofa,
I am in for the longer term, I believe this can get back to somewhere near it's old prices when Nickel starts to rise and stock levels fall. I have set myself about an 18 month wait.
Maybe being the Novice I am I should jump out when I get my money back, but if it does get anywhere near last years prices, it would be a nice return.
I originally bought in at 6.40 then averaged down at 1.50 and finally 30c with an average of 80c.... And I wasn't the only one buying at these prices.
Response to a speeding ticket and bang, down we go.
Wouldn't be to happy if you paid todays high of .78, SP just hit .56 a minute ago.
So_Cynical 15th-October-2008 said:I took a bit of an average down today @ 83 cents...and thus lowered my
average cost per share by about 40%...there's just so much value around.
MRE trading above 90 cents today for the first time since October 08...and Jesus H Christ
its good to be in (partial) profit at last....who says averaging down don't work.
a few more months of this and my whole MRE position will be positive. :alcohol:
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