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So what your saying is that you know very little of the company and what it's position is, your analysis is based purely on the technical analysis of the shares.
If this is true, I'd suggest there is a lot more than meets the eye with this one
There is nothing wrong with what you are implying mrlister, and yes, there may be a lot more than meets the eye with this one.
The reality though is are you here to make money or are you just into the nice warm feeling that you may be right.
If it is the latter and you are prepared to gamble over the long term then good on you, if however you adopt a take no nonsense I am here to make a profit approach then technical analysis is the only thing that is a dynamic barometer of reality.
Having both the technical analysis and the fundamental working together is ideal but when you start handing back any profits you may have because "there is a lot more than meets the eye" while the stock is in freefall will guarantee you a place in the 90% of investors who never make a profit..
Below is a post from 6th December and below that is the chart of RED showing where the price was when that post was made, the point is obvious.
I remain confident because of my own fundamental knowledge and valuation of RED, plus other facts that support my view:
1. Its got a stock standard gold plant, costing $85 million (plus or minus);
2. Siana has got around 850,000 ozs gold in reserves - for those who don't understand what a reserve implies, it means its economic and been modeled to accomodate all technical and financial factors;
3. Valuations, on a consolidated basis, remain at around $4.00 - $5.00 depending on the gold price and exchange rate of the day.
4. The project has been assessed and reviewed by a considerable number of industry competent technical consultants on behalf of RED and banks, or by analysts on behalf of instos.
5. There is a considerable shareholding held by industry savvy fund managers and institutions, both in Australia and elsewhere.
Get off the train if you want, and you may well still find a way to where you want to go some other way. I'm staying put!