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7 June..It looks to me that MTN may have formed into a cup, not sure if the last couple of days are the start of the handle or still in the cusp...
Not one I am trading but have been following it in my voodoo C+H stable.. looks like the chicken entrails may be lining up...
.....Cheers
........Kauri
Wanted to buy MTN this morning but jumped a little too far I think, may have to wait for a lsight pullback.
Kauri, what price target does the C&H give you? I get around $7.60ish.And also do you have a valid EW count on this stock?
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I also wanted to enter this morning but when it opened at $6.60 thought I had missed it, so I put in a small buy order at $6.46 (not thinking it would get filled) and was surprised to get back and see it had been filled. Will now be looking for an opp to pyramid into the postion.
Now all I want to hear is Carpenter come out with a bullish statement for Mt Gee mining, to clear the air over the environmental issues .....
ooops, too many Pisco Sours for kennas. Or course, Rann.What the background story about Carpenter here, will he be of any significant influence over Mt Gee? Or did you mean to say Mike Rann?
Yeah share your same outlook and all is looking nice and good for MTN at the moment. Somehow this counter has been overlooked by most u-investors. Actually looking forward to bigger uptrend once the BFS is able to identify the practical and amicable environment $ method to mine and process the ore.
Cheers ....
Be more concerned when this occurs on volume. No drop is a really good drop IMO, but gentle sideways is OKThe fact that the sp dropped so much with such little volume does worry me a bit.
So, underground mining is a drawback, but with these grades and tonnage, it's economical. With their other developing assets I don't see MTN being independant for long.
I question ANY explorer's capability to bring a project to production unless they have done it before. What have MTN done as a team? Nada, as far as I can see. Happy to be corrected. I think their best path forward is JV, before they get bought out, pending BFS with authority to mine under the yellow foot rock wallably sanctuary!What do you think about their mgt capability to bring the mine to production? Appointed new CEO Stuart Hall with some experience in BHP/Rio/WMC. Anyone heard of his actual track record in these organisations?
6.40 proven support and sp consolidating sideways approaching upward trend line. If goes to long term pattern should bump up around green circle.
Be more concerned when this occurs on volume. No drop is a really good drop IMO, but gentle sideways is OKwhich that was not!! Might be conforming to that upward supprt line, to be confirmed later. If you're just getting in, then don parachute. U market is a bit skittish atm, but as has been discussed here previously, this is one of the better ones to be playing with, pending environmental concerns.
Found some support yesty, but late last week I got my first real signal to bail. Holding to see if it can recover $6.00 quickly, but if not I think it's head for the bunker and wait for another entry signal for me.
Could be part of the overall consolidation, ev/lb it's getting even cheaper, but that's gotta be for a reason. Loss of confidence in sector? People concerned the Govt won't permit mining at Mt Gee? Profit taking with $$ being put into iron and oil? Volume looks like it's coming off as it consolidates, so there's something to hang on to.. :dunno:It is looking pretty ugly this morning at 5.72/1.
You may be right to head for bunkers.
I will wait a little longer and do likewise when the downtrend is supported with volume.
Any inkling what may be the reasons for this selldown?
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