Volume has increased considerably and price has held up. Good sign.noobs said:Finally some buyers coming back into TAS - Up 25% on fairly low volumes.
I'm looking forward to reading their quarterly.
Volume has increased considerably and price has held up. Good sign.noobs said:Finally some buyers coming back into TAS - Up 25% on fairly low volumes.
I'm looking forward to reading their quarterly.
Maybe they are finding out what we already know. That it is seriously undervalued.noobs said:A 500,000 buy order at .20c thats $100,000!!!
Does somebody know something we don't??
I think they will get a speeding ticket today. EDE hasn't changed so it must be something specific to TAS. Maybe this forum has more influence than we give it credit for. Anyone hearing about it and doing some research would have to be interested.noobs said:Agreed but for this to come out of the blue like this there has to be something brewing - shorely?
Time will tell - I continue to hold minimum 1 Year.
I dont know but it seems like a one month lag nioka for the rest of the world to catch up not holding but good luck!nioka said:The gap between TAS and EDE widened again today. EDE up 12c and TAS up only 2.5c.
Buyers of EDE must not appreciate the %age holding in EDE by TAS.
It's good to see my TAS shares finally out of the red ink but I'd like to see the EDE price reflected a little more. Hopefully tomorrow.
Exactly.numbercruncher said:I think Tasman is Grossly under priced on 8th Feb EDE prices.
This is the way i see it.
Tasman has 109m shares, 8.8m 20c options = 117.8m.
assets
33m EDE @.65 = 21.45m
32.5m EDEO @ .41 = 13.325m
.20c option excercise fee for 8.8m TASO = 1.76m
Total 36.535m
Divide this by total shares and oppies /117.8m
Equals Total Diluted price per share .31c
And this is before we account for any other TAS assets !
And todays close price of .235 makes this company a bargain !? Oppys traded close to there true value at last price of .10c Unless off coarse ive totally screwed my figures here
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