Sean K
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Why should they go to 3 cents Ken?Ken said:i am on em....
only bough $600 bucks worth though .14..... % 21 up
they will be 3 cents in no time.... get on em.
So why not 5 cents, or 10? Don't tell me that you have just taken an absolute pluck in coming up with 3 cents. Has it got something to do with market cap v resource potential? pe ratio's? price to sales ratio? T/A target?Ken said:have you read the announcement...
they are way undervalued at 1.7 cents
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Ken said:Please do not act on this advice
however I have been informed that flinders diamonds will be going into production mid 2007.
expect some big volumes before xmas.
NAD are also in a good position and are expected to be making further positive announcements. Stage 3 of their Merlin project will be starting well ahead of expectation.
Ken said:i am on em....
only bough $600 bucks worth though .14..... % 21 up
they will be 3 cents in no time.... get on em.
kennas said:20 Nov:
Seems to be stuck around $0.017....volume way off. Ann has provided no momentum. Although MACD looks to be creaping up consistantly.
This is the problem with claiming price targets based on nothing but the desire to ramp a stock and suck in the unsuspecting newbie.
I hope I am wrong and this goes to $1.00 for anyone who took a punt because someone who claims to know a stock has pumped it up.
Good luck!
Stocks been consolidating at .017 cents for end of last week and now has broken out of the barrier at .018 cents towards the end of the day. See in the morning if it can hold up, momentum looks better.kennas said:Seems like a very good ann out. Still at $0.017......
I hope I have to eat my hat on this and it does go to $0.03 for you guys.constable said:Stocks been consolidating at .017 cents for end of last week and now has broken out of the barrier at .018 cents towards the end of the day. See in the morning if it can hold up, momentum looks better.
kennas said:I hope I have to eat my hat on this and it does go to $0.03 for you guys.
Very sorry, Mrs Prospector.Prospector said:And Gals, kennas, dont forget the Gals!
moses said:Something has changed at FDL. Somebody appears to be soaking up shares and holding the SP at .015-.014c.
Why? What do they know?
Meanwhile, here is the evidence. First the SMA chart shows that buying pressure suddenly rose and has held flat since late January. The current market depth confirms this with a massive amount of buys at .014c. And the candlesticks show that virtually every day since late Jan the price started or finished at .015c, and finally the volume slightly increased once .015c was reached.
So...it appears that somebody is a believer at least! What think ye?
sydneysider said:To quote Neil Young "It's a piece of crap" I know the ex-managing director of FDL who instigated the float of FDL before the current management took over who lives stateside (at the time I had about 15 million of them) even drove from Adelaide up to Alice Springs and kicked rocks and stuff for fun (all the way from the states). After various conversations I realized the error of my ways and dumped them. Will never touch them again even if they look like they might run.
This chart says short of zip to me. I note at the top of the page someone was calling for 3 cents...LOL. Ranging b/w 1.5 and 1.7 for some time. Nothing to really suggest it's going up or down. Slow stochastics just turned from oversold, but means little to this. Good luck!wotthe said:Just wondering if anyone could give me their thoughts on this chart?
I'm trying to work the whole chart thing out (reading's good, but people's interpretations will be more helpful), so your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
I'm kind of hoping you'll say it's the best chart you've ever seen and I'll be rich by this time tomorrow night
Actually I thought I could see a couple of promising signs, but it might just be wishful thinking.
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