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YML - Yilgarn Mining

It,s starting to run a little but not worth chasing yet as the directors are buying still there can be no announcement in the immediate future. now 24 cents
 
Always thought that directors buying was a good indication of an entry point, for longer term (3-6 month) investors.

I agree - it would look a bit dodgy if we saw a stunning ann in the next couple of weeks, but before then may be an ideal accumulation opportunity.

No good for the day traders, but, as we saw a few weeks ago when it plunged from $0.33, that's not such a bad thing.
 
Serpie said:
Always thought that directors buying was a good indication of an entry point, for longer term (3-6 month) investors.

I agree - it would look a bit dodgy if we saw a stunning ann in the next couple of weeks, but before then may be an ideal accumulation opportunity.

No good for the day traders, but, as we saw a few weeks ago when it plunged from $0.33, that's not such a bad thing.

It is still a good sign, but with no announcement coming [as the directors are not allowed to trade before any announcement that may affect the share price] it could be a long wait before we get any real good news. I've left my order at 22.5c.
 
rico01 said:
It is still a good sign, but with no announcement coming [as the directors are not allowed to trade before any announcement that may affect the share price] it could be a long wait before we get any real good news. I've left my order at 22.5c.

rico01, any idea how long the period is between directors buying and making an announcement?
 
From the Yilgarn Code of Conduct, also refer to ASX insider trading policy. As for an absolute quarantine period, probably no absloute ans. I'll be interested to see followup comment

"Such confidential or inside information is to be used solely for Yilgarn’s purposes and
not as the basis for personal gain by the employee, his/her family or friends. An
employee (including his/her family) may not, therefore, while in possession of such
confidential data or information, engage (directly or indirectly through accounts which
he/she controls or in which he/she has an interest) in transactions with respect to
Yilgarn’s stock or shares or interest in other companies or organizations, the value of
which is likely to be affected by any dealings between such organization and Yilgarn.
Such restrictions shall apply until such data or information has been released to the public
and sufficient time has passed to allow investor reaction. Any infraction could subject
the employee to civil and/or criminal liability under Australian securities law."
 
shinobi346 said:
rico01, any idea how long the period is between directors buying and making an announcement?

Sorry I've been looking through the ASX website, but I can't find the actual period. However there are strict guidelines for directors trading in their own shares. Can you imagine what would happen if they were permitted to trade with insider knowledge?! Anybody else know?
 
camaybay said:
From the Yilgarn Code of Conduct, also refer to ASX insider trading policy. As for an absolute quarantine period, probably no absloute ans. I'll be interested to see followup comment

"Such confidential or inside information is to be used solely for Yilgarn’s purposes and
not as the basis for personal gain by the employee, his/her family or friends. An
employee (including his/her family) may not, therefore, while in possession of such
confidential data or information, engage (directly or indirectly through accounts which
he/she controls or in which he/she has an interest) in transactions with respect to
Yilgarn’s stock or shares or interest in other companies or organizations, the value of
which is likely to be affected by any dealings between such organization and Yilgarn.
Such restrictions shall apply until such data or information has been released to the public
and sufficient time has passed to allow investor reaction. Any infraction could subject
the employee to civil and/or criminal liability under Australian securities law."
There thats covered
thank you
Camaybay
 
nice little run up today
even if there are no market sensitive annoucements in the immediate short term, directors buying will run the stock up given the lowish volumes:)
 
If the directors are buying it should be confirmation that, at that time, we know everything that they know (and of course that they're optomistic).

If they were involved in negotiating any JV's, deal etc then they wouldn't be buying or selling, but if they're waiting for drill results etc then they can go for it, as long as they are at arms length from those they're waiting on.

Director buying is great because it draws a line in the sand - it's confirmation that we've got a fully informed marketplace, and punters can make their minds up for themselves.

Well - that's how it supposed to work. Hopefully in this case it's insider trading!!! :eek: Go YML!
 
The market has just opened and it will be interesting to see if YML gather speed and confirm a break out. Hopefully, this time, YML will not retrace the gains.
 
YML has options expiring June 2007 and Dec 2008. There is only one quotation on the ASX, is it for one or the other?. Any info appreciated.
 
nioka said:
YML has options expiring June 2007 and Dec 2008. There is only one quotation on the ASX, is it for one or the other?. Any info appreciated.

30th June 2007 options trade at 6.3 cents at the moment, up 0.4c - for 32,500 options; Last trade at 10.24.
 
nioka said:
Do the options for 2008 trade?

Most, of all of the options are held by 4 directors and I believe the 25c -31/12/08, 30c - 4/12/09 and 30c -10/10/09 options, are all held by Directors and are unquoted.

Shares now trade at 27.5 cents, encouraging.
 
stoxclimber said:
nice little run up today
even if there are no market sensitive annoucements in the immediate short term, directors buying will run the stock up given the lowish volumes:)

Nickel now moved up to $US41400/T. At this price just about any percentage on Nickel looks viable. Go YML!
 
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