galumay
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Next investors are a paid promoter of VUL as well as a shareholder, despicable behaviour by them with no transparency. That's what ASIC should be onto!
Next investors are a paid promoter of VUL as well as a shareholder, despicable behaviour by them with no transparency. That's what ASIC should be onto!Interesting start will be today following response from Vulcan.
Should not Vulcan or ASIC sue J Capital for breaching ASIC rules by not giving opportunity to Vulcan before making a public allegations?
In general market will be affected by commodity pricing so in another 1 hr or when trading halt is lifted, we will see how market treats the defence report.
Like @peter2 regardless of massive rise on its MP, I need to see more from this project of Helium . There is no gas filled balloon here but real wealth.
Just read Next Investors predicting the SP price will go massively up instead of down following lift of TH.
DNH.
Now market has behaved after TH has been lifted to give the short sellers recovering their money to some extent .Interesting start will be today following response from Vulcan.
Should not Vulcan or ASIC sue J Capital for breaching ASIC rules by not giving opportunity to Vulcan before making a public allegations?
In general market will be affected by commodity pricing so in another 1 hr or when trading halt is lifted, we will see how market treats the defence report.
Like @peter2 regardless of massive rise on its MP, I need to see more from this project of Helium . There is no gas filled balloon here but real wealth.
Just read Next Investors predicting the SP price will go massively up instead of down following lift of TH.
DNH.
Interesting start will be today following response from Vulcan.
Should not Vulcan or ASIC sue J Capital for breaching ASIC rules by not giving opportunity to Vulcan before making a public allegations?
In general market will be affected by commodity pricing so in another 1 hr or when trading halt is lifted, we will see how market treats the defence report.
Like @peter2 regardless of massive rise on its MP, I need to see more from this project of Helium . There is no gas filled balloon here but real wealth.
Just read Next Investors predicting the SP price will go massively up instead of down following lift of TH.
DNH.
Next investors are a paid promoter of VUL as well as a shareholder, despicable behaviour by them with no transparency. That's what ASIC should be onto!
Ridiculous amount of downramping going on with VUL so put that in perspective wth stoplossessRenault off take agreement saves Vulcan hitting my stop loss.
It was managing to stay over $10 so I took the stop/loss off reckoning the good news coming out would negate the selling. I was quite lucky as it dipped under ten and then traded back up.Ridiculous amount of downramping going on with VUL so put that in perspective wth stoplossess
It was managing to stay over $10 so I took the stop/loss off reckoning the good news coming out would negate the selling. I was quite lucky as it dipped under ten and then traded back up.
Going back to my original thinking I saw VUL as a company that once in production might give me a return possibly five times what I paid, to reach that return in twelve months I should be quite happy and look forward to future gains.
Would expect it to gravitate to $15/$16 ...but the market is a strange mistress heyAfter publishing articles, some interviews and videos denigrating Vulcan, J Capital and Tim Murray issued an apology along with a settlement to Vulcan on Wednesday 15th December for the damage, distress and embarrassment caused to the Board and management of Vulcan along with the allegations regarding the Board and management.
Looks like those who sold may be getting on the bus again price is recovering nicely after dipping under $10.
Enjoying sitting on my 600% gain ?Dont tell me people think there is still a viable business here?? Did they not read the apology? The only thing they have apologised for is the allegations about the board & management, they specifically excluded their commentary about the commercial viability of the business. No damages awarded either.
There are so many moving parts to consider. Volume is one, high and lows, opening price, closing price, surplus volume before open, surplus volume after 4 pm are indications for me in trading. Although not fool proof, they've been helpful in the past. Big money plays behind the scene are not always transparent to the naked eye............they can will a stock up and down....... good luck, Ann, I like what you're doing.......I'm along the same linesIt looks like a penny stock about to take off. Don't hold, probably won't after all the negativity but I can always change my mind, it looks profoundly tempting as it threads its way through the 200dmas. No recent volume spike though.
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Yes, there are eskys and I like to devote a lot of time to each of them on an individual basis so that eventually I don't have to consciously consider them when I am looking at a trade. Such as volume that I am totally focused on at the moment, after 20+ years of trading, I now discover volume!There are so many moving parts to consider.
You may wish to say big money "willing" a stock up or down, I just call it plain old, after-hours, fundy market manipulation.Big money plays behind the scene are not always transparent to the naked eye............they can will a stock up and down
That's a very interesting aspect, I will have to pay a little more attention to that, thank you for sharing that info, appreciated it.positive surplus volume before open is a good sign to me, and a positive surplus after 4 pm is negative. I like to see a NEGATIVE surplus volume after 4pm (and not forgetting the highs and lows) As said, not foolproof, but a guide I use
When paying attention to the stack, which is mainly only if considering to enter or exit the trade, I ignore the numbers which are 20% or more away from the current price. It is after all, it is an auction and the prices outside the top 20% (or even 10% for one not moving much) are irrelevant because like in any auction, they are nowhere near the action.I tend to just glance and see the percentage of buyers to sellers on the day when I want to trade a particular stock.
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