Chevy6 Apr 2011 11:26
never a bad thing to exercise caution, but the way I see it is that Linc's investment plus the investment in Pyromex provide PowerHouse with a certain amount of security in terms of valuation.
Also bear in mind the fact that just because a SP has risen quite steeply, doesn't mean it will have just as steep a fall, I know from my experience of investing in companies such as PXS, MONI, AFE, ACTA, and AFC that some huge rises are followed by further huge rises, it all depends on the quality of the company. The reason the rise today is only 10% is because some are weighing up the chances of getting a cheaper buy-in price after the reverse takeover and share consolidation, but the fact that there will be very few shares in the publics hands, and there will IMO be increased interest in investing in the stock, could mean that you will not only have to pay a higher price, but that the max buy size could be very limited and large holdings will have to be bought in tranches, therefore paying the trading fee's several times.
If after researching you like the look of this opportunity, you have to decide whether to risk buying in now and possibly missing out on a slightly cheaper buy-in price (unlikely IMO) or you wait until after the share consolidation and risk having to pay a much higher price for your shares, and potentially paying much more in trading fees to your broker to accumulate your desired holding in tranches.
Obviously I have taken the risk of getting in early, and many will wait for further security beforte investing, that is a decision each individual investor willl have to make.
Of course the other option if you are sitting on the fence is to buy half your desired holding before the consolidation, and then look to buy the other half after. Each to their own, GLA