I think (and hope) that this stock is going to rally and head north - mainly because I believe that the removal of Mr Tinkler and the opportunity for an additional payout or takeover bid can only be beneficial to the shares value.
Not a recommendation to buy, my opinion only.
Hi,
This is probably a general question however will use my holding in WHC as an example.
Currently I hold a small portion (<5%) of WHC in my portfolio however currently sitting on a 50% loss just treading water waiting for a takeover offer.
So I guess the general questions I was wondering is if anyone has any exit strategies or options when you find yourself in a situation like this. Not after financial advice on the stock but just wanted to provide some context.
Options that come to mind:
- Start to strategically buy my way out of trouble, ie reducing my average cost price
- Hold and forget about it for a long period of time hoping for takeover price above my average.
- Suck it up and take the loss and ensure that I put this down as a lessened learned for not using SL's appropriately
Thanks in advanced.
Out today at $2.42, may have jumped too soon but happy to take this profit
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Out today at $2.42, may have jumped too soon but happy to take this profit
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Cracker of a trade
Breaking News
China's economic planner, The National Development and Reform Commission, is being reported by Reuters as saying that China will "unwaveringly cut excess coal production capacity".
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PS. Little Fu(kers front running their announcements.
Out today at $2.42, may have jumped too soon but happy to take this profit
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Haha, I'll be back in if it runs again
Precise details are on my other computer, got first lot in the 80's and second lot in the 1.20's, average was about $1.07.When/where did you get in?
Wary of paying top dollar to import coal from places like Australia, China moved to loosen the policy on September 9, and according to reports is set to loosen it further for new mines under construction and all mines that passed safety standards in 2015.
Analysts at Morgan Stanley said the fresh changes would liberate approximately 789 Chinese coal mines, which represents the "vast majority" of Chinese coal production.
"We see the latest round of relaxation as aggressive. Not only has the government relaxed production cap for as many as 789 projects, new mines under construction are also allowed to resume. This shows the government's determination in adjusting coal supplies," the analysts said in a note.
Up about 20% since the Chart was spotted as one
of interest 8/10/16
Chatter has gone quiet here just when it got interesting.
Hope you did well guys.
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