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Another new 52-week low set for NCM. Just done some quick calculations;
NCM down 25% over the past 4 sessions ($27.40 - $21.24)
Gold down 3% over the past 4 sessions ($835 - $810~)
kennas; What do you think? Hovering near the $22 support now, next step down is $18 or another 10-15%, potentially could bounce back up to $24 or thereabouts in the next week before the next leg down? Or maybe a bottom in place now and up from here?
Based on fundamentals this stock is way overvalued and has probably come back to where it should.
Impossible to tell for me. There's lots of little support levels bumping down, $18 looks the strongest on long term weekly if it makes it there. Obviously dependant on POG, and related to world economy, USD, inflation, geopolitics.kennas; What do you think? Hovering near the $22 support now, next step down is $18 or another 10-15%, potentially could bounce back up to $24 or thereabouts in the next week before the next leg down? Or maybe a bottom in place now and up from here?
The increased sales are mitigated by selling the hedge book, effectively increasing revenue. NCM is actually one of the lowest cost producers of the majors. I posted some graphs in the thread a little while ago showing this.Wow - i got out of this 2 weeks back at 26.5 - Based on fundamentals this stock is way overvalued and has probably come back to where it should. If you stroll through it financial statements, its sales have only changed marginally over the last few years and costs have increased.
"Australian-based gold producers have got a big windfall gold price to benefit from,'' Hunter Hillcoat, an analyst at Austock Securities Ltd. in Sydney, said today by phone. ``It will benefit any local producer and any company that reports in Australian dollars.''
Newcrest, Australia's largest gold producer, will have net income of A$467.5 million in the year ending June 30, 2009, according to the average of eight estimates compiled by Bloomberg, compared with A$134.3 million last year. JPMorgan Chase & Co. increased its 2009 fiscal year profit estimate for Newcrest by 47 percent Aug. 29 after the broker cut its forecast for the local currency. Australia is the world's third-largest bullion producer.
Poking it's head up through $26.50, but off early high. I want to see a good finish before putting my granny on it.
Gold didn't really move that much to justify todays move on LGL and NCM. Perhaps they are leading gold up, like they led it down? Perception must be that golds going to go for a run.
The only thing that's certain at the moment is volatility and sheeple running with the pack. Hard to be confident in anything really...
Ah, of course, I had my USD hat on.Kennas
I thought gold actually went up near $100 aud last night. The price was around $1366aud.
It seems to be dropping back a little bit tonight but it is early.
Good luck
Ah, of course, I had my USD hat on.
NCM has just poked through $26.50, but not through the downtrend line. POG off quite a bit at the moment, so unlikely to hold above.
Agree on the possible H&S too....
Thrown some more S&R lines on the 1 yr chart which gives a slightly different picture with resistance. Looks like a general zone between $26 - $29 ish to be a problem. And downtrend around $30 ish. I couldn't have any confidence in a longer term trend starting to appear until those lines were crashed.
Still, with that waving cycle in there, there's definately short term opportunities to pick if you're game.
Waiting...waiting....
Oct. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Newcrest Mining Ltd., Australia's biggest gold mining company, said output in the first-quarter rose 8.4 percent on record production at its Telfer and Cadia Hill mines in Australia and Gosowong operation in Indonesia.
A record 485,978 ounces of gold was produced in the three months ended Sept. 30, from 448,103 a year earlier, Melbourne- based Newcrest said today in a statement. UBS AG estimated output of 417,000 ounces in an Oct. 10 report.
Chief Executive Officer Ian Smith is boosting production as prices rose to an Australian-dollar record of A$1,414 an ounce on Oct. 10. A 30 percent slump in the Australian currency this half is increasing earnings for exporters who sell products in U.S. dollars and incur costs in the local currency.
Newcrest fell 8.5 percent to A$18.70 at 10:11 a.m. Sydney time on the Australian stock exchange. The stock has dropped 44 percent this year.
The company sold bullion at an average price of A$975 an ounce in the quarter, up from A$720 an ounce. Operating cash costs increased to A$365 an ounce, from A$186 an ounce.
Copper output dropped 2.6 percent to 21,550 metric tons in the quarter.
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