The smart cookies sold it two years ago when it dropped through 12 cents !
boggo i AM NOT TALKING ABOUT HISTORY -I am talking about future so maybe you are one of the smart ones.
now tell me about the future ?
The smart cookies sold it two years ago when it dropped through 12 cents !
boggo i AM NOT TALKING ABOUT HISTORY -I am talking about future so maybe you are one of the smart ones.
now tell me about the future ?
Dengo told you the future back in Feb on here...
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/f...=5004&page=144&p=756893&viewfull=1#post756893
You didn't listen to him so I don't believe that you would listen to my ramblings. How many times do you need to be told ?
cheers madJohn... I was just looking at http://www.mininginvestor.net/uranium-spot-price-chart/ . When you overlay PEN and this the movements seem very similar. Perhaps I'll wait for a turn around on the uranium price before i get back in?
However, looking back through PEN's chart it always seems to bounce back off 2.4-2.5 though this was happening when the uranium price was much higher.
Are you in at the mo?
Penoc mighty cheap now. 1c maximum loss with 2.5 years+ to expiry.
Still, what has this company got unless the U price recovers? More manipulation from its largest holders with a little inside help? Must be gonna come up again at some stage, probably within 12 months... they will need to get back all the cash they poured in last year... unless its going to have been recovered via shorting...
Penoc mighty cheap now. 1c maximum loss
More manipulation from its largest holders with a little inside help? Must be gonna come up again at some stage, probably within 12 months... they will need to get back all the cash they poured in last year... unless its going to have been recovered via shorting...
The more projects put on ice or not proceeded with like BHP with Olymic Dam, the better the supply situation for PEN in 18 months time. Keep stretching that rubber band until POP!!!
The PEN SP will fly past 30c IMO.
"...the uranium price could stagnate at current levels for many years, much like it did after previous nuclear incidents.
Japan may not restart its reactors, preferring instead to seek other energy alternatives, and reactors currently under construction could still be cancelled or postponed.
That is not good news for ASX listed uranium miners..."
http://finance.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8659737
SO WHICH ONE WILL YOU LISTEN TO??
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