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And inflation is firmly here, when this gets going and gold increases to over 2000 dollars an ounce, and stays there, then that makes uneconomical look economical to mine, so if you have anything really good, then youre a hot target
Hi, napth @18.25. That's a nice reply.
And@19.23 to Sotolo. It's not really 50/50, because if a share has fallen substantially (while the fundamentals are unchanged), it will probably rise; and vice versa. Your second sentence, I entirely agree with. There's a bubble in US equities, but it's more likely to lead to a correction than a crash; we saw how the Fed stopped the slide last March. And the global economy is bouncing back from Covid.
Sotolo every investment is 50/50 it going up
Or down! Results are due, gold is recovering, sector is starting to recover, this is very cheap, i think the 17p days are gone unless a market crash happens but i think that is way off and the fed will not allow it for now.
Also if it was going to be a long covid delay they would have told us by now. GLA
EWT the next 12 months are going to be very exciting fir junior explorers
That validates my fool comment.
No reason to be worried here if you're still holding from 17p, don't expect it to go up in a straight line.
From a fundamental point of view:
- Thousands of metres of drilling results flowing in
- Ramped up drilling (with additional drill) from two of the top gold miners in the world.
- Have some of the biggest experts in VMS in the world (Agnico) onboard.
- Very well funded - risk of dilution virtually non-existent.
- Gold price on the rise again - metals in general performing well.
- Variety of metals including zinc, de-risks the asset as not solely reliant on gold prices.
From a technical point of view:
- We got rejected at the 200 day MA, but support has come in today around the 20p mark which is psychological support as well as the 21 day MA offering support here, which is just levelling out.
- 17p formed the double bottom which tends to put in a reversal, as we have seen so far - I didn't expect it to go up in a straight line, a couple of days pause isn't a bad thing. Let those who are happy with 10-20% profit exit, I'm here for far more than that.
- The weekly stochastic RSI has recently turned up, from zero - a move slightly higher past 20 should confirm a breakout here. Also rock bottom on 1h, and close to bottom on 4 hour.
- MACD has just crossed up on a daily time frame too.
I'm sure there's plenty of other indications from different time frames, but the one's I would watch most are the levels of horizontal support/resistance and moving averages.
Sure results are a bit late, but all companies are experiencing that at the minute, impatience tends not to be rewarding in investing.
Hi, napth @11.13.
I'm not sure Webbs is a fool; it's more a case of a stale bull. Judging from his past posts, it looks as if he bought at a higher price, sold at a loss, and is now trying retrospectively to justify that decision.
Derampers always predict a price that makes investors nervous for
we buy in good faith when a share is promoted. Webbsie is a pessimist
and hopes OMI will go down. Investors do not share his view. We like to see the
price go up and sense that Webbsie tells us muck. Good Luck.
the leftovers of the gang still trying to get them for nothing.gla
Let’s hope you are right and he is wrong but we are all guessing so unfortunately I think he is quite likely to be right, I would say 50/50, so no more a fool suggesting this is a dead cat bounce than any of us who think it will rise, let’s just hope we are right, but getting likelier he is
Long and Strong.
Hardly getting a sweat on when when we were at 17p 2 weeks ago. Nothing goes up in a straight line.
webbs is a fool
17p again? :-/
Dead cat bounce, covaid’s delay see you at 17p