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Forgot EVE YT. When it was under 10 cents....YOUNG_TRADER said:I just look at it like this, for the past 18months I have done my best to unearth really undervalued stories, MTN, BSM, GOP, JMS, BCN and most recently HLX,
YOUNG_TRADER said:if I was a real dog I'd turn bearish on YML to cause panic selling so I could pick up shares really cheap,
noirua said:Hi Y_T, Best not to mention the Titanic in these mini-crash markets, you'll set-off a panic.
YT,YOUNG_TRADER said:Kauri, first off that sentence has to be taken in the context of the whole post,
The point I was trying to make is that once I have identified and verified the fundamentals of a company I do not change simply because the SP lags, if the fundamentals are the same, yet the company becomes cheaper I will add/increase my position UNLESS there is something else to be read out there,
Anyway as far as I'm concerned I have done all the hard work I can on analysing YML, now its up to the companies follow up program to do the rest.
p.s. I doubt anything can become bigger than Ben Hur, except Titanic (I think it got more Oscars didn't it? was probably cause of Leo, sighhhhhhhh Leo: )
kennas said:Forgot EVE YT. When it was under 10 cents....
Jay-684 said:I too am still holding. Bought 30,000 @ an average of .225 with a medium term outlook so am happy to sit and wait for a few months yet
LOL. AGM down 4% too. It's a fickle beast! Uranium gets to $90, and they're all off 3-5% ish too. Nothing's changed there....the heard being led over the cliff......Mozart56 said:Nickel just broke through $47,200/tonne and YML falls. You have to love the market at the moment. Good buying for someone at 19.5c after 0 volume yesterday.
Mozart56 said:Nickel just broke through $47,200/tonne and YML falls. You have to love the market at the moment. Good buying for someone at 19.5c after 0 volume yesterday.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:Nickle Spot ATM is of what relevance to YML, if/when YML are a producer of Nickle spot prices could be..................?
Of any relevance to current Nickle fundamentals at least quote a mid tier that has a forward exploration/production profile that could reflect a realistic opportunity near term, as a result of a market pullback.
Mozart56 said:Spot price is only relevant in calculating the viability of mining, not mining or selling YML's existing resources. Record high's can only help the long-term average price can't they? They don't have to mine it to make money from it.
Thanks for your post. I looked at the nickel aspect, sold my YML (at a loss) and put the money into AGM where I consider it better nickel value.Mozart56 said:Nickel just broke through $47,200/tonne and YML falls. You have to love the market at the moment. Good buying for someone at 19.5c after 0 volume yesterday.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:Big difference between SMY and YML, SMY has the largest near term forward production profile/ramp up, of any Nickle stock on the ASX......simple. Reflected in the price action and volume on SMY this morning.
Not bagging YML at all Mozart, you are comparing chalk with cheese and the depth on YML reflects that money talks and bubble material is nothing in an uncertain market...........
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