Captainsatnav wrote: » Bought 20 shares at €29.02 on 16th Feb - cost of return flights to Athens in June recouped:cool: (for me, not gf - share price didn't jump that much)
Captainsatnav wrote: » littlevillage wrote: » Fair play Captain Looks like you cashed out at the absolute peak price today ... did you buy in at a good price ? Bought 20 shares at €29.02 on 16th Feb - cost of return flights to Athens in June recouped:cool: (for me, not gf - share price didn't jump that much)
littlevillage wrote: » Fair play Captain Looks like you cashed out at the absolute peak price today ... did you buy in at a good price ?
Dardania wrote: » Savage!
littlevillage wrote: » Now .... where to put my Smurfit wonga ?? On the ISEQ. ========== CRH, Kingspan, BOI all hammered recently. (CRH has a big short on it as well, since Monday), all must be good value now? Providence not too bad value at around €0.090 either Further afield. =========== TAW looking cheap, down from €0.32 two weeks ago to €0.25 today ?? good time to invest ? NZC down to €0.179 Pilbara down over the last few weeks as well ? €0.52 today
evolving_doors wrote: » Jokes aside... There was a company I've kept an eye over since mentioned here over a year ago Magnis resources. They are part of Lithium ion factories being built in Germany, New York and Australia. Their graphite mining in Tanzania has been halted for months with political standoff (aka shakedown) , if (IF) that gets up and running it might take off again as they're pretty much levelled out now. I'm just an interested observer though so haven't done any deeper forensic analysis.
evolving_doors wrote: » Agreement with Tanzanian Government to progress Nachu. Magnis is Back in business. ASX just closed though.
evolving_doors wrote: » ASX opens in about an hour. Should be interesting to see how it kicks off again after so long . Especially as they're going from source to final product. Edit: well that was a damp squib! I was expecting something on the positive news.
littlevillage wrote: » Any idea why the Share price might fall (2%) when on the face of it, this should have been great news??
b4bmm wrote: » TAW is ridiculously undervalued. Long term hold for me. Calderwood is a boss and will provide the goods, his recent newspaper article just stated the installation of a second DMS by middle of next year, incredible. That means going from nothing, to ramping up to 155ktpa+ by middle of this year, to 200ktpa+ by end of this year/start of next year to well over 350ktpa by middle of next year. That’s what you call a stock with lots of upside and that excludes numerous other catalysts. Good luck to all.
awhir wrote: » I seem to only be able to buy TAW on French stock exchange rather than the ASE with Degiro. Are there any extra risks going with the FSE? From a quick google, I can't seem to find anything on Calderwood. What is their stock ticker symbol?
Gruffalo22 wrote: » Micro Focus International on the London Stock exchange (MCRO) lost 55% of its value yesterday then recovered to 45% loss. Made 20% on this yesterday and expect to make more in the next few days/weeks as the shares are undervalued. Up 2% already today Degiro fees are €4+ for the London Stock exchange
drunkmonkey wrote: » Are you calling this as a short? News doesn’t look good for them. BlackBerry could see some movement today with the Microsoft partnership announced yesterday, jumped 5% before close yesterday.
drunkmonkey wrote: » There’s too much bad news attached to it, chart isn’t looking good, I’d say it’ll take back what ever earlier gains it’s had today. Doesn’t seem like anything to spur it on over the next few months either as their own forecast is bleak. Not well up on that stock but everything is telling me it’s a sell right now.
Prezatch wrote: » More than doubled my holding in TAW lastnight. It looks like the merger with AMAL is going to happen which should generate some nice synergies. The ramp up to second phase is being heavily pushed by the Chinese investors. Significant drill results expected during April to increase the mine life, one of the main factors keeping the share price low. Drilling has been neglected up on until now by this company in favor of getting funding, building the plant and being the next producer of lithium, right behind the giants Galaxy and Pilbarra. This is most definitely a low risk, high return stock. I think a target price of 80c in the next 6 months is not out of the question.
