hangseng
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When is there production?
How long before they turn a profit?
Does this concern you?
Hey Hangseng,
Warwick Grigor has a payback of capex at 1.2 years not 1.7 years ??
I know i should do the math myself but havnt got time just now.
Cheers
Beav
A little early to begin beating ones chest.
Nothing really has happened to PEN.
There is NO CLEAR indication that Supply is being over come.
There is plenty of supply (sellers).
Buyers are being absorbed at 10.5 ish.
The big question which holders "should" be asking is
Will Buying (demand) over come Supply (Selling).
Currently supply is CLEARLY with the upper hand.
SP cant rise above 10.5--11c
If buyers dry up or become disillusioned with reports but no profit
then sellers will seek lower prices to abandon ship. So buyers now
run a real risk of buying at the high.
I still see 8.4c in the not to distant future.
A clear gap through 11.5c which held--- would alter the technical view.
You may see this Hang seng.
But heaven forbid you may not!
The recent Mineweb article put out by PEN this afternoon
The rams are at it again
Well it was a nice way to wake this morning and read the updated JORC. Been away working so missed the excitement.
In a previous post I asked if any has any info on the YA factility? Any ideas or is it a email/phone call to PEN?
Aprox 33Mlbs and that measured category is slowly growing. The Va is now 1.7Mlbs, nice interjection into the Opex factor.
They have a strong Marketing team eager to keep the Masses up beat!
Works!
Right now we have small traders swapping holdings.
Could this be it?
Investopedia explains Iceberg Order
When large participants, such as institutional investors, need to buy and sell large amounts of securities for their portfolios, they can divide their large orders into smaller parts so that the public sees only a small portion of the order at a time--just as the 'tip of the iceberg' is the only visible portion of a huge mass of ice. By hiding its large size, the iceberg order reduces the price movements caused by substantial changes in a stock's supply and demand.
source: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/icebergorder.asp
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