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Next news should be the restructuring of debt confirmation as per...... http://www.investegate.co.uk/iofina-plc--iof-/rns/restructure-of-debt/201606070700093746A/
Thanks for posting PaulieFXR about the AGM. The share is trading sideways around 0,23p resistance support. The MMs are trying to generate interest in buying & selling by widening the spread IMO. Just look at the 2.1-2.5 range today, thats a big % spread on average daily volume. Waiting for the next RNS...
Personally, I would expect a retrace from this level after the incredible recent rise. Back down to 70p and possibly 58p, but we will soon find out what wil be. Que sera,sera... One of my favourites :o)) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZbKHDPPrrc
Strong buy at 25.5p. DYOR on recent news from the company first. Then decide.... https://s10.postimg.org/xhhswbvix/kmk_uk12aug15_to_19aug16.png
Its going sub-zero....ice age style. Banks old school profits wiped out by zero interest and now regulators watching their slight of hand pick pocketing routines. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3725672/Dark-days-ahead-savers-banks-roll-Mark-Carney-s-cut-rates-amid-warnings-drop-zero.html
This must be getting close to the bottom now. Even Farran said she had an 8p target if you look through her posts. A mystery drop or rise often signals an RNS is coming soon. At below 10p, any negative RNS would probably send this down to 6p or lower on a daily spike downwards. That would be the time to open your wallet here :o))
Looks like the last RNS did the trick to get this moving upwards. Interesting to see what happens next week as confidence is hight at the moment and 58p now cracked but not yet smashed may send this up to 70p & 82p IMO.
$6.67m convertible loan notes at 18p for starters. Funny how the SP gained from 8th April from 4.5p to 18.5p on 25th April well before the 7th June RNS stating what was likely already known by the "insiders"...Call me sceptical if you like :o)) 18p now remains strong resistance. Iodine price will move this higher but it seems to be kept a close secret between buyers and sellers.
Range today was 45.50 - 56.00p. Market Makers really have let this go over the last 2 trading days, but don't be fooled yet. The 35% rise since last Friday obviously has clearly been due to the final repayment of the credit facility of US$420 million which was announced in today's RNS at 10:34am and that news was IMO leaked to those able to buy before the release of today's RNS hence the sharp increase on Friday and also today. Lets see what happens tomorrow, but I won't be surprised if its back down to below 48p. Debt is still a huge ball and chain around Ferrexpo's neck. http://www.investegate.co.uk/ferrexpo-plc--fxpo-/rns/new-credit-facility/201109020700105118N/ http://www.investegate.co.uk/ferrexpo-plc--fxpo-/rns/repayment-of-us-420-m-pre-export-finance-facility/201608011034478240F/ I know... call me a sceptic if you like, but tomorrow, wouldn't be surprised if this drops to 48p or lower.
Yes, its been a long time since 40p was broken. 48p next test, then maybe a gap up to 58p. Who knows? They still have a very large debt to pay off despite the increasing iron ore price..... https://s31.postimg.org/yrjn1sanf/fxpo_uk08jul14_to_30jul16.png http://www.investegate.co.uk/ferrexpo-plc--fxpo-/rns/full-year-results/201603100700106505R/ "Net debt at the end of the 2015 amounted to US$868 million (31 December 2014: US$678 million), the increase was principally due to the insolvency of Bank Finance and Credit ('Bank F&C'), the Group's transactional bank in Ukraine, in September 2015, which resulted in a US$175 million reclassification of cash held at Bank F&C as restricted. Cash on hand as of 31 December 2015 was US$35 million (31 December 2014: US$627 million). Cash as of 29 February 2016, was US$36 million following the repayment of US$39 million of debt in January and February 2016. "