Hi all, hi Mr Jeff.
I must have been one of those excited ones you were talking about. As i bought today.
I have had bids in for quiet some time now, but issues have kept popping there little heads up. Anyhow i bit the bullet, and may have paid top dollar, (so to speak), but as we all know RED is still extremely undervalued.
In time we will look back at this current price and realize how cheap 20 odd cents actually was...
OK Beatle now RED can go up, LOL.
The buyer pressure is starting to grow again, I'm still quite optimistic. There's no reason for a pullback all else being equal, and Slovakia seems to have dealt with their problems, so no run to the USD anytime overly soon.
All looks good.
IMO the markets have no logic ATM
RED has had a fine week so far so when the majority say it will continue I will tip a reversal back to 19 cents.
This isnt being pesimistic just a realist.
IMO the most that RED will see in the next 6 weeks is 24.5 cents (35 cents with a 30% discount based on a volatlie market with plenty of bargins out there, discounted a lot more than 30%)
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You don't think we will get a dip? Well, I'd preffer it that way, all in all. I'm just looking at the trend support and thinking to myself that it won't hold out. If it rises too high too fast then expect a correction and it won't be pretty, but not as bad as the earlier one, yikes!
You think that will be the most? I don't blame you at all - 24cps is the next resistance price and also 52 week high. However I believe we will see a jolt nearing November's Pour and I estimate the price to be 0.275cps based purely on momentum and daily price action coupled with the pour announcement being priced in.
Now you got me thinking, Doug. Take a short at 24cps?haha
That didnt quite read as it was intended (I was quite sleepy at the time).
Its obvious that RED will have a bad day but I expect to see a few consecutive bad days and thats when I will top back up.
The problem is going to be trying to identify the best buy.
If i miss out thats fine aswell as im happy with my holding.
DYOR
Well there are always going to be dips to buy into imo - that trait has been established quite well on the initial run up to 24cps. I guess I don't really have the guts to sell high buy low with this stock, and I am worried about getting my order filled all the time. So what I've done is taken a heap of shares at the support of 0.165cps and sold them out at 0.20cps, but left a sufficient amount in there for long term outlook.
If you guys are able to buy in the dips, I applaud and envy you. I also wish you the utmost prosperity.
In my honest opinion, without wanting to get anyone here over excited - I believe the run up to 24cps will come sooner than later, and I am wishing for a support level to be established strongly in the low 20's.
With all due respect (which I have a lot of with those involved in this thread) im happy with my current holdings.
In saying that I do wish to top up at a 1.5 to 2.0 cent drop....thats just what I do and it works for me most of the time.
I have about 50 companies from varied areas in my watch list and anyalise all of them daily but at the moment RED is the best bet on the charts, in saying this im not saying that there isnt better out there but RED has got more posatives than most and im just trying to make the most of it before early December.
Its always a gamble to sell off 50% of something that you know is a good thing, but I believe that ATM 21.5 cents is a major hurdle with market sentiment and 19 cents is a distinct probability in the next week or 2
Cheers
Doug
Its such a shame that we are now in a time with considerable uncertainties in the general market, caused by events such as a possible Greek default (likely I would think) and the potential for ripple effects through the euro zone.
Hi All RED followers,
I've followed the common theme of your posts in recent days, seems like the general consensus is that RED is a good trading stock at the moment, with movements demonstrating its historical pullbacks to certain levels. And clearly that has been a good strategy in the past for you all, therefore it can't be faulted historically.
My one suggestion is that you consider not selling more than you would like to hold if there is a serious re-rating, as I firmly believe that there will be a time soon but obviously hard to pick what will trigger it, when RED goes for a bigger run UP. That should occur within the next month though IMO.
Hi all RED club members.
It seems as though today will again be a day of low volume. Its like the buyers don't want to pay to much for the stock, or are waiting for an announcement before they pounce. But in saying that the sellers aren't give RED away to cheaply either.
Its a bit like butting heads at the moment,, just waiting for that inevitable gold pour. Just my thoughts...
Cheers Moit.
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