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Wow, I purchased this stock at 80c thinking that would be near the bottom. Already sitting on an 18% loss and now not sure what to do. I know it's a dumb question but does anyone have a clue as to how low this stock may go in the short term ?
Wow, I purchased this stock at 80c thinking that would be near the bottom. Already sitting on an 18% loss and now not sure what to do. I know it's a dumb question but does anyone have a clue as to how low this stock may go in the short term ?
Wow, I purchased this stock at 80c thinking that would be near the bottom. Already sitting on an 18% loss and now not sure what to do. I know it's a dumb question but does anyone have a clue as to how low this stock may go in the short term ?
IMO if you currently have a gain on your capital for the year you could always sell and hope it drops and get back in, that way saying your tax. If not maybe hold and ride it out.. Obviously think for yourself however the above could be a strategy to employ.
I would imagine the stock will rise again just hard to with such a taxing government we have at the moment... watch out for the oil tax...... lol
I think that kind of wash sale is frowned upon by the ATO...
... mmm I don't see why it would be, you can sell whatever part of a share parcel you want, as far as I'm aware... or are you being sarcastic?
Cheers skc.. they are dirty the ATO.. seems like you could have a millions reasons to sell but back to SEA....
Mandaree well, had a big decline over the 7 days.. its 30 day average will be something to look at. However the rest were goodNot much movement in share price though.. maybe we are all waiting on the duel listing in the US???
Well im not very sure Ray.. I wouldn't mind hearing from the Dog himself here but seems like that well had massive declines so thats obviously not good but the rest seems to be inline with previous declines. I think people are a bit unsure as to what the double listing will do to SEA.. so anything unconfirmed is bad I guess or however maybe an excellent buying opportunity..
Also, you can't tell me a $1+ stock can nearly come down 40% on no other news than that the directors needed some cash so sold out a bit, every other bit of news is either inline with projections or has reaffirmed their strong cash position. :S Really weird.. and i'm tired of seeing these sub -100 unit trades going through.. either way I'm holding and may buy in again after May.
Thanks Assasin for that I will have a look. From what Ive read and its not much at the moment but it seems that dual listing is far more tax advantageous than a merger or a takeover. But a takeover might explain a lot about the way its been trading lateleyGuys, more info on dual listings could be obtained from the AUT announcements and threads over the past 4 months. The jury is still out on whether or not that assisted the stock.
Have been out of SEA for a while, but my 2 cents are that they are a great target for a take-over at the moment which we havn't seen or heard of in the small cap oilers for a while.
Good luck to holders.
This reply is from Sundance Energy, my thanks to Eric for replying so promptly.
Re: Dual Listing
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From: Eric McCrady <emccrady@sundanceenergy.net> | Date: 16 May 2011 10:17:24
We have not announced the specific mechanism for the dual-listing. The North American listing will be investing in the same set of assets as the ASX shares currently own and, theoretically, the shares should be tradeable between exchanges. Our view is that North American markets currently value US oil shale assets more aggressively than those on the ASX which is the driver behind exploring the dual listing (AUT and SSN appear to have better valuation metrics than SEA and other ASX only peers). That doesn't necessarily mean SEA would see price appreciation but it looks like the potential may be there. We will provide more details to the market as we move forward in the process. Thanks again
Eric
My reply
Thanks for your prompt reply Eric there are many SEA stock holders interested in this dual listing. Please excuse my ignorance on this issue. A couple of questions for you:
a: How many shares will be in the initial listing and are they new shares or existing shares from the ASX listing?
b: What controls if any are there to limit cross selling when one exchange is up and one is down?
From what Ive read a dual listing is more tax efficient than a merger or a takeover.
Many thanks Eric
Awaiting your reply
Yeah tanks Ray for sharing the personal thoughts in confidence from Sundance Energy's Chief Financial Officer.Thanks for sharing Ray.
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