I got in this morning and out this arvo. Large sellers appeared and saw that as a sign of exhaustion.
Announcment to ASX quiry yesterday indicated no more news than previously published and that negotiations may take some time for current development, but one for the watch list with me.
Must thank Sagitar for alerting to a good day trade for me.
That's excellent guys - hope you made a bundle as well. Will be keeping my eyes out for other opportunities as they strike, although with the DJIA and XAO tanking I'm not so confident there will be too many right now. Having said that, with a bit of time and patience there will certainly be new bargain opportunities coming up on the market.
All the best,
Sagitar
are u guys still holding this? or going to lock in profits.
i think it may hit 50 cents. and if volume looks right i mite keep holding, cause if it breaks 50 cents theres a chance it mite go to the 50 - 60 range of previous support. of course thats just me being a hopeful and greedy
are u guys still holding this? or going to lock in profits.
i think it may hit 50 cents. and if volume looks right i mite keep holding, cause if it breaks 50 cents theres a chance it mite go to the 50 - 60 range of previous support. of course thats just me being a hopeful and greedy
Wow... . I think this is a company primed for big things... Takeover target if you ask me.
Trading halt today. Pending an announcement by the company. Maybe a good result of current negotiations likely, or as you say takeover target.
the trading halt is in regards to a finalisation of capital raising
im not certain whether thats a good thing. pardon my noobness
but doesnt capital raising sometimes involve issueing more shares, i.e. dilution
which means its bad for us? unless of course the capital raising is at an above market price. in which case im gunna load on a ton of more url lol
Interesting... I have no idea what the difference between a trading halt and a suspension from quotation is.... Anyone able to shed some light here?
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