ALFguy
Trading gives me a headache
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noirua said:Interesting to see what happens from here, with JMS half-way between their 52 week high and low point. An important looking 13 cent support level, on the 6 month chart, will it hold though.
ALFguy said:It's definitely undecided right now - hardly any trades either way.
No news seems to drive this down with anything slightly positive sending it skywards. Since watching JMS, little or no news seems the norm.
Would rather see a steady increase. I expect when Patersons get their act together and release an investment view, it'll do exactly that.
If it dips down to 13c, I'll definitely buy more
noirua said:Others have followed this stock longer than I and at first glance there appears to be small question marks on the Mount Mason, Mount Ida and Mount Hope projects, despite the high iron ore grades at over 60% at the former.
Why have Sinosteel failed to go ahead with the joint venture and how clear is the statement that new discussions will benefit JMS more??
In Mr Alan Broome's ( Chairman ) video broadcast the Sinosteel ageement was all but signed: http://www.brr.com.au/event/JMS/964/12323/wmp
noirua said:Why have Sinosteel failed to go ahead with the joint venture and how clear is the statement that new discussions will benefit JMS more??
YOUNG_TRADER said:Ever done business with the Chinese?
If so you'll be familiar with the term, 'they always want to have the cake and eat it too'
That sums em up to a tee,
From what I gathered, Sino wanted way more than a 51% stake in the project, JMS would not give more than 60% away, so they told Sino to bugger off, simple as that.
No I wish they had signed deal regardless of how much of a stake they had to give up as ST stock rice would have shot up and we'd all have made a killing, but then the directors seem to be doing whats best for the long term.
noirua said:As you may have guessed, I've no idea about trading with the Chinese and probably know a great deal more about rice.
However, some companies, when they see a problem ahead in funding a project and a company like SinoSteel may not give them the deal they want; They enter into an alternative arrangement, giving the other party the option of taking the same deal off the table. FLX made a successfull deal on it's Ashton Coal Mine and sold 20% for $33 million.
Maybe JMS are doing deals behind the scenes and dare not allow leaks. Perhaps SinoSteel are not off the scene to the extent we may think.
spottygoose said:Probably should have mentioned that is the comment re the MOU you guys were referring to. I can't remember where it originated and strangely couldn't find it as an announcement or in the news section of their website?? This was a copy of it I had emailed to a a fellow holder at the time.
YOUNG_TRADER said:Just to update, the Nickel Survey they were doing should be done in the next few weeks or so,
Be interesting to see what it turns up, the area they have licences over is very prospective (see maps) surrounded my MCR's operating Mines
If somethings there, expect the price + vol to start increasing prior to ann (insiders)
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