The internet is a bit of a barrier so I'll just clarify I wasn't being emotional.
And I don't play in small/mid-cap stocks anymore (I bailed out of Zinifex once upon a time when it was $20.)
Of-course you're right, Zinifex does have a nicely loaded warchest, but last I heard Roseberry had around 4 years left and Century around 8 - unless it realizes mine life past 2020 but it has not done so yet, it just seems a big risk for X to take it unless its realised first don't you think?
Legs: Yeah ta, then I can use my massive powers to manipulate market movements by buying the shares the day before and writing rumors about them the next, set the prophecy up yeah? Also maybe you should argue my points instead of lashing out at me like I'm some market guru, that is not the case, its just my perspective and opinion, I don't claim to be an expert by any means but I'll bolt out whatever is on my mind.
I'm only new to charting but does ZFX currently look like an inverse Head & Shoulders? Those in the know will know what that signals.
Interested to know what some of the technical gurus think.
as some one who does no charting what so ever what does this head and shoulders signal ??? Dandruff ??
link to storyThe hot stocks of 2008
IT is the question economists and investors alike have been peddling for some years now.
When will this unprecedented bull market come crashing to a prolonged halt?
The increasingly buoyant Australian stockmarket is just about to complete its 17th year uninterrupted of growth and upward momentum.
To state the bleeding obvious, we are getting closer and closer to a major downturn that could make the August 07 mini-collapse look like a storm in a teacup.
Despite this, analysts remain convinced market growth will continue fervently throughout 2008, as the local bourse finally digests the sub-prime hiccup and matures relatively unabated.
So if now is a good time to invest, what should one be looking at?
Well, today The Daily Telegraph makes it easy for you.
Australia's leading analysts have given the inside word on the hottest stocks for 2008.
Credit Suisse
Zinifex (ZFX) - Recently moved from the sell pile due to its backtracking. Current: $14.05; Year High: $21.60 (Jul 07); Year Low: $13.74 (Nov 07).
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I found this article today, what does every one think.
I bought some a few weeks ago at $14.60 and have been holding them as they rollercoaster up and down.
ZINIFEX has made a $697.44 million all-cash bid for Allegiance Mining that would be increased upon certain conditions.
Zinifex's base offer is 90 cents per Allegiance share.
But the offer will rise to $1 per share for all shareholders if the predator obtains an interest or 30 per cent or more, or if the bid is recommended by Allegiance's board.
The conditional step-up offer values the target at $744.93 million.
Allegiance owns the 8500 tonnes per annum Avebury nickel project on the Tasmanian west coast, which is due to be commissioned in the first quarter of 2008.
"For Zinifex shareholders, we like nickel as an attractive long term growth business and Allegiances Avebury project is an excellent entry point for Zinifex," Zinifex chief executive elect Andrew Michelmore said.
"With nickel production due to commence in early 2008, this mine would add immediate growth to Zinifex's existing profit centres, the Century and Rosebery mines."
"Avebury is just the start of our strategy to vigorously grow in Zinifex's chosen base metals of copper, nickel and zinc," Mr Michelmore said.
"We like investing in high margin, long life, expandable mines, and Avebury delivers all of these attributes. Avebury promises to be an exciting new nickel region that, with appropriate investment, we expect will support rapid production expansion and mine life extension."
Zinifex said its offer represents a 27 per cent premium to Allegiance's closing share price on Friday, based on the 90 cent offer price.
It also represents a 29 per cent premium to the one-month volume weighted average price of 69.5 cents.
Mr Michelmore said Zinifex sees a bright future for Allegiance employees.
"We would welcome them to Zinifex, and together with our Rosebery operations, use our combined strength to further build our Tasmanian position," he said.
Is zinifex in a trading halt now or is just nothing trading ?? I am a bit confused I cant see any trading halt announcment but the bid is $14 and the offer is $12 ... ??
Market doesnt look to be reacting to positively to the announcment.. I am hoping this may bring any potential playes looking at zinifex out of the woodwork to make a move..
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