I'm glad I got such quick responses to my arguments - I was hoping to top up this afternoon but Wpac/NAB glitches didn't alow my transfer
I have holdings in MQG at the moment which am waiting to exit - does not look good for an exit point today so I gues my top-up will have to wait a day.
Jancha - I wish I got in at 12.5c - I didn't really find out about the company until a short time ago. Still, I am sure 17c is still a good entry considering the forcast.
Hi Newtrade
Settlement is T-3 days so you could have bought your shares today. Your broker wont "settle" the trade for another 3 days.
If you are looking to exit MQG tomorrow might be an alright day (fingers crossed). FTSE is up almost 2% so hopefully we see some green on the DOW too.
Also I know the feeling about missing a price. I'm doing more research on NST and wish I knew more about it last year when it was at 5cents, rather than the 55c its at now.
I am only able to invest whatever amount I choose to invest based on what has been deposited into an account. I don't have that 10K limit anymore that Westpac offered me - though now that I am a little more serious about trading I wish I had it.
That is good to hear about the FTSE; lets hope it has a nice influence here and gets our XAO back in shape
NewTrade, you may or may not know it but I'm exceedingly bullish RED, and (unfortunately) have been for years. I am very confident that they will be trading at much higher levels than now once in production. BUT there is no share that moves up without some sort of retracement through its journey and therefore you are very wise to only invest in shares with the money you have, not borrowed money IMO. If for any reason there is some bad timing with your investing you will be right in the poo if the borrowed funds can't be repaid on time.
But back to RED. Its clear that all gold equities (and by that I refer to those companies either producing gold or due to produce gold, not plain gold explorers which have a mind of their own!) have not made the same moves upwards based on the colossal move upwards by gold. I'm sure that disconnect relates to the fact that gold's move has got ahead of itself and unlikely to be sustained although obviously with the looming potential for QE3 around the corner plus indecisiveness by the euro community we can enjoy the upward move in gold, but not get full benefits of that in share price appreciation in RED at this time. We still have to be patient for RED to one more thing:
PROVE they can produce gold!
I'm also excited about the possibility that RED will announce some changes in the mine plan in the coming weeks with the prospect of a slight increase in gold resource/reserve plus increased gold production over the 10 odd years of gold production.
And then there is also Mapawa exploration, and Madja, and etc ...
Hi NewTrade
I'm not sure I follow. Do you have a margin loan account or something?
When I opened my commsec account (with no past trading experience) i could buy whatever I wanted with no funds in the account.
I normally place a buy order wait for it to be executed and then transfer funds from a high interest account I have with another bank to settle the trade.
Maybe Westpac is different but I never knew a broker required you to have the funds in the account prior to settlement.
I could understand if you just opened a new acc and wanted to buy a $1m worth. But I would have thought up to $10-20,0000 would have been no problem
And up she goes !!! Darn it, missed it again.
Yeah i agree New Trade, great volume, price of gold hitting new highs. It seems like the big boys are jumping on board. Funny that, the second it starts to move. in they come.
I just hope we can break that previous resistance level of 22.5 c, when the time comes of course. And when it does, Sky's the limit.
Go RED Go !!
Does anyone see RED 5 as a potential takeover target for Medusa Mining?
I'm the first to confirm that I have no knowledge of technical trading interpretation aside from saying a share price is trending up, down or sideways. Seems to me there are quite a few technical traders in RED, and there have been comments in the past from these experts as to whether RED is about to fill the gaps etc before the next move up etc. Is there someone out there in cyberland who can pass comment about the current trading situation with RED and outlook for the next couple of weeks (- it will just give me an idea whether I need to consider putting in some research on buying another house, lol).
From a non-technical trader perspective its performing well again today, but the best is yet to come (it could be just around the corner too because I expect an announcement in the next month on the revision of studies on pit optimisation of a lower cutoff grade and associated resource/reserve upgrade).
What I did forget to mention re technical trading interpretation, I'm not sure if there is a way to establish whether there is someone manipulating the Bids/Offers such that it encourages sellers to sell at below the Offer price by hogging the Offer line - seems to me at the moment someone is soaking up the weaker hands by sitting off the pace until the weak sellers try to get ahead of the lowest Offer price by delivering directly to the Bid price - and that party maybe the one bidding the 4 million odd at 19 cents yesterday who seemed to vanish midway through the days trading. Is it possible that the true buying intent is using the technical trading interpretation to place its buying orders to "con the market (ie the weaker holders in RED)", maybe?
There is no doubt in my mind that those in the know are of the opinion that RED will go a long way up from here and are using these more devious means to build up a stake (or add to an existing holding).
Ouch - two days of equal closes and today a slight drop. There is going to be a momentum change - that much I am certain of. I hope it is not a huge correction and the trend continues up, or at least holds fast to its current level until Nov.
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