All Traders25 Mar 2026 14:17
No one knows how tomorrow's going to play out. For my part I'll just sit tight and wait for the MRE.
But please. Let's cut the pretense. EVERYONE here is a trader. You wouldn't be reading this if you weren't. For my part I have a chunk of free shares that I will HOLD, and I'm lucky enough to have dry powder to add more (relatively) cheaper when the opportunity arises. That said, if I'm wrong about my central case and the SP explodes to double-digits on outstanding MRE news, then of course I WILL sell into the mania. Of course I will trade!
For those interested, I repeat my scenario which I expect to play out tomorrow: I'm convinced we have seen the pre-big-news-peak at 6.25 on Monday. Upon the MRE RNS, we'll almost certainly see a brief spike to surpass that, say maybe 6.40? and then a sharp fall to 4.50-4.80 range, which was tested yesterday and found to be a support level.
Timing of the broker updates and their re-rate is the key now. Not The MRE update. If the MRE is just "good", then it is irrelevant to tomorrow's early-morning SP because a good MRE has been thoroughly priced-in. If you think otherwise, and have positioned as such, then you're likely mispositioned. A good MRE is the central scenario here. This I say by looking at the market's judgement (volumes and SP since Monday). I also assign a 5% for disappointing results, and a 25% for outstanding results. Again, the scenario I described is based on the 70% central case of "good MRE".
p.s. Today is the last trading day we're talking MRE. From tomorrow it's the PFS, potential tie-ins or even takeover, government reaction, funding, and so on... The road to production is long. Good luck all!