again agree with kennas ... All shares should take into account all ords knife...kennas said:I see support at $8.00, $7.40, $7.00, $6.00 and $5.00. Might bounce it's way down. Really depends on overall market sentiment I think and when the ASX stops heading down. This could coincide with one of these support lines at which time it will bounce back. Maybe.
I don't have PDN, but its amazing how they've fallen. PDN is set to become a major producer yet so many people are panicking out there. Down the track people may well look on this period as a buying opportunity just like last May's correction.UraniumLover said:again agree with kennas ... All shares should take into account all ords knife...
After all ords shows a bullish run i'm back into this with another 20 + profit margin
Maybe Greggy, but as you would have seen in my posting in this thread I have always been concerned that the market caps of all the U companies were racing ahead of 'valuations'. $5 bil for a company that hadn't made a cent? It had to occur to these sooner or later. The larger falls in U players is just a reflection that they went up too much relative to the market. Maybe we'll find fair value for these in a few weeks time.greggy said:I don't have PDN, but its amazing how they've fallen. PDN is set to become a major producer yet so many people are panicking out there. Down the track people may well look on this period as a buying opportunity just like last May's correction.
DYOR
Hi Kennas,kennas said:Maybe Greggy, but as you would have seen in my posting in this thread I have always been concerned that the market caps of all the U companies were racing ahead of 'valuations'. $5 bil for a company that hadn't made a cent? It had to occur to these sooner or later. The larger falls in U players is just a reflection that they went up too much relative to the market. Maybe we'll find fair value for these in a few weeks time.
BSD said:The ASX uranium sector is the most ramped, most seperated from reality, most leveraged, most 'traded', most CFD'ed, most overvalued, most hyped part of the market.
The market drops 500 points - the uranium sector is the worst place to be in such a market.
Which sector do you reckon saw the most margin call related selling today?
It will be interesting to see how the 'hangover' effects the 'traders' when they wake up next to a whole lot of very ugly stocks with limited prospects of making money in the near future.
Will they start buying again the next time the music starts or sit at home with burnt fingers focussing on quality?
It doesnt matter whether U trades at $1000lb - this sector is 98% hype.
PDN looks a great business - but it is the bellwether of a sector I wouldnt buy with stolen money at the moment.
Want Uranium exposure?
Buy BHP - the hype comes for free!
BSD said:The ASX uranium sector is the most ramped, most seperated from reality, most leveraged, most 'traded', most CFD'ed, most overvalued, most hyped part of the market.
The market drops 500 points - the uranium sector is the worst place to be in such a market.
Which sector do you reckon saw the most margin call related selling today?
It will be interesting to see how the 'hangover' effects the 'traders' when they wake up next to a whole lot of very ugly stocks with limited prospects of making money in the near future.
Will they start buying again the next time the music starts or sit at home with burnt fingers focussing on quality?
It doesnt matter whether U trades at $1000lb - this sector is 98% hype.
PDN looks a great business - but it is the bellwether of a sector I wouldnt buy with stolen money at the moment.
Want Uranium exposure?
Buy BHP - the hype comes for free!
I think this is a little harsh ... Look how much Uranium shares have gone up recently? Even with this correction those who have invested in them for 6 + plus have still made phenomonal returns. Much better than most blue chip stocks like BHP which has exposure to oil and copper .. eerr .. Wait until the all ords recovers and watch how some quality socks like PDN , BMN, MTN destroy shares like BHP when it comes to profit margins..BSD said:The ASX uranium sector is the most ramped, most seperated from reality, most leveraged, most 'traded', most CFD'ed, most overvalued, most hyped part of the market.
The market drops 500 points - the uranium sector is the worst place to be in such a market.
Which sector do you reckon saw the most margin call related selling today?
It will be interesting to see how the 'hangover' effects the 'traders' when they wake up next to a whole lot of very ugly stocks with limited prospects of making money in the near future.
Will they start buying again the next time the music starts or sit at home with burnt fingers focussing on quality?
It doesnt matter whether U trades at $1000lb - this sector is 98% hype.
PDN looks a great business - but it is the bellwether of a sector I wouldnt buy with stolen money at the moment.
Want Uranium exposure?
Buy BHP - the hype comes for free!
BSD, don't want to argue with you simple because the uranium stocks were beaten down currently.BSD said:The ASX uranium sector is the most ramped, most seperated from reality, most leveraged, most 'traded', most CFD'ed, most overvalued, most hyped part of the market.
mmmmining said:BSD, don't want to argue with you simple because the uranium stocks were beaten down currently.
Remember what I said today, if you don't have any uranium stock, buy some over next couple weeks. Then we can revisit this in about 12 months.
The whole stock market is hype, not just for uranium stock. I believe none in this forum will bury their uranium stocks with their coffins. You have a buy, eventually, you will have a sell.
When to sell, I don't know. But definitely it is not now. We have experienced this kind of correction many times before . I have to agree it is getting closer to the top as time passed. But just not yet simply because the spot and long term uranium contract prices are still going higher and higher. I repeat:
Supply is low;
Demand is high;
Global warming is real; and
Fuel cost is not import in nuclear power generation
Grabing a money making opportunity will make you much happier in the long run than laughing at beaten down uranium stocks for a quick pleasure.
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