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I hope it doesn't get down to these levels for holders who bought at the top, but there does seem to be a bit of downward momentum atm. LME Zn just continues to fall so it's gotta turn at some time.chops_a_must said:I tell you what, if it gets to 13.50, I'm going to want to be the first in there. Bargain.
Kennaskennas said:I hope it doesn't get down to these levels for holders who bought at the top, but there does seem to be a bit of downward momentum atm. LME Zn just continues to fall so it's gotta turn at some time.
Yeah, I'm with you. This is the blow off we had to have though. Zn and U3O8 just ran too hard in Sep/Oct. Unsustainable. There's a likelihood of an overcorrection too, as always, so an opportunity will present itself.rederob said:Kennas
I will be buying under $13.50 and also looking across to see what KZL is up to at the same point.
When ZFX peaked mid May the zinc price was about $1.50/lb, yet today it's 30% higher at almost $2.00/lb. The linear extrapolation today places ZFX at around $18 on that basis, so we are into some serious value when buying at present prices, let alone under $14.
I wouldn't worry even if I had bought up the top. It will get there again, as soon as people realise they can't find any zinc. I'd be looking for it to get close to $20 in the new year. And especially if they are looking at acquiring new assets and diversifying...rederob said:Kennas
I will be buying under $13.50 and also looking across to see what KZL is up to at the same point.
When ZFX peaked mid May the zinc price was about $1.50/lb, yet today it's 30% higher at almost $2.00/lb. The linear extrapolation today places ZFX at around $18 on that basis, so we are into some serious value when buying at present prices, let alone under $14.
Well- tell me what ZFX has made for the Jul-Nov period then? Oh wait that's right, most accounts aren't released on a monthly basis! Fine you can estimate based on Zinc/Lead Prices, but till End jan you don't really know what their earnings is...Halba said:kipp who values on historical p/es?????
Kipp said:Well- tell me what ZFX has made for the Jul-Nov period then? Oh wait that's right, most accounts aren't released on a monthly basis! Fine you can estimate based on Zinc/Lead Prices, but till End jan you don't really know what their earnings is...
Well the fact is ZFX has always traded at 4-8times earnings.Fab said:Looks to me that they are already very cheap. Not sure why their share price is going down except if some profit taking is happening in the short term.
Nobody knows. Just prepare yourself and ANTICIPATE.Fab said:oops it did it again. Down strongly today. When will it stop ??
I must add this to my list of tactics when dealing with the stock market. Solid.Fab said:Mine is stay put and pray
toothfairy said:Hi, I have been watching and trading ZFX shares for the last 6 months or so and been very happy with the result. I am new to this forum.
One common thing I am sure all of you zinophiles do is to watch the prices of zinc metal while it was traded in LME @ our night time.
After watching it for months and I am still quite confused as where to look and I hope some of you zinc / metal gurus can help me.
I do know the most common (free) place to check is the famous Kitco or Selftrade sites, but I gather they are not LME prices and can be quite different to the LME (or should I say the real) prices. For example, Kitco said this moring zinc was down 1.88% to USD 1.9724 per lb, but when I checked the Zinifex site it says up $95 to $4305 / tonne (which is over 2% up). There is nearly a 4% difference between the quotes, who to believe and who is more important?
There were numerous examples like this if anyone is interested in say comparing Kitco to LME. Does anyone know where to get free realtime LME quotes?
I should have posted this in the zinc prices thread but I am more attached to ZFX. (I know I know do not fall in love with a share). Thanks for reading and I hope someone will advise.
Damuzzdu said:Toothfairy,
1. There is no such thing as free realtime LME quotes. It just does not exist. I have looked for a long time.
2. If you want it be prepared to pay for it. Basemetals.com has realtime quotes from LME rings, LMEselect. It is starts at $A500/mth.
3. You seem to have most bases covered, with Kitco & Selftrade.
4. My take on it is this, there are the LME prices, cash and 3 mth fwd, Kitco (non-LME) which numerous people quote to you on the thread and the ZINC thread.
The problem for me is that Kitcometals is a non-LME price and is a sort-of secondary spot market, I'm not sure if this is right term, (rederob can you confirm this or not?)
Take Friday nite for example:
LME cash ask fell from US$4359/tonne Thursday to US$4110/tonne Friday which has been posted on basemetals.com.
LME 3 mth Fwd ask fell from US$4285/tonne Thursday to US$4070/tonne Friday.
That's a 5.71% fall for cash LME and 4.4% for 3 month fwd.
Yet Kitcometals have Zinc spot (bid) at 1.8839 down 3.82%. The LME cash is = to US$1.8643/lb.
This is probably not much help to you, but.....
I'm considering to subscribing to delayed data from basemetals.com but I'm not sure if I really need it as it trades overnight and I think kitcometals gives us the general direction, although as you rightly pointed it can be wrong at times
Cheers
John
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