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Very insightful Gary.....lets see. I think this will turn around and be back up around £1 soon enough.
https://www.lse.co.uk/ShareChart.asp?sharechart=ODX&share=Omega-Dia
If you draw channel lines from Jan you can see the rising channel. I am not a chartist, but 85-86p looks like the bottom of the channel. Top looks like c.£1.30, but should be smashed when orders come in! I did buy in lat 90's pence, despite thinking it could go to current levels...but, anything under £1 I think is really good value. Clearly, the cheaper you csan buy the better it is...but we wont care when it is £2.50 plus...
If anyone has any more qualified knowledge on charts it would be great to hear thoughts?
May - Annual Report
June - AGM
Anything else?
This could be the company...
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/leading-singapore-fintech-trade-innovators-123100381.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuYmluZy5jb20v&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAJHKcKa3Csc1oqCODZ0Ohry90oE6otJG7oBJai2-hQt1cuIsWX9ZG3kuuNWi7LYEntkicd5qyUECGuJgnHqiOXW-YKPFzNtba5TGLwsDRUWk8aL4helyAwS0sMCTw5QAv63lfhaJiDYgfScOiuBQ_J_vXIfeQXMrTfSnYiGo1ktC
We will see, but it seems to be a business that fits the bill...
There will undoubtedly be a spike at 8am, but potential that this will drop back 9am onwards and until the update.
Once numbers are known this will make its bigger moves into the pennies.
Traders dream this morning...
Took the words straight out of my mouth there Stocktaker01...wise words indeed.
Personally, I look at the chart and see a broadening wedge. I fully expect this to be higher in March, but the rerate could indeed move into April. However, It matters not. It will happen, and when it does I will be there with all my shares. If it drops I will buy some more.
To be fair, the govt do need to pull their finger out and crack on with approving the tests (whichever it is). We will be there to mop up the slack and start bringing in the value. It is possible that Mologic and Avacta are working together for the good of all. We simply don't know what NDA's or agreements are being worked on.
The next few weeks are surely going to be interesting to watch play out. We can see it, so hopefully the market will soon.
ATB
If it goes RED i will be buying even more...approved test very soon, imo. TT to follow....
Everything is on track.....
This is the sort of news that institutions love....I dont think pi sell orders at £1.10 will be a problem.
If you can buy, because there are 374m reasons for it to rise a lot more.
Just waiting for the RNS to hit and the touchpaper will be lit.
Its gone all positive as its gone from 3p to 30p in a year. Interesting to see the manipulation!!!
More than happy to accumulate under 29p. Not sure I will gef anothed chance, however I was able to add 50% to my holding over the last few months.
Looking forward to the conclusion of proceedings.
I think the 15moz is subjective...many think the 40moz plus is more like it!!!...
So 12bn to 15bn doesn't appear so difficult to achieve.
I like most, are hoping this is concluded soon. I still thijk end of March is likely, possibly spilling into April.
Stu.. are you going to add anything of value?
What is your research telling you about the business?
Where do you see the sp going?
Have you spoken to our broker or the company yourself?
If you did, you might find out if Big Jock is telling the truth.
Its not that hard to do your own research.....most people have a phone, you clearly have access to email.
My advice, if you don't like what someone says just filter them. I will ses how you respond and decide whether to filter you myself.
Come on you can do it! Add something that is of calue...
Above all else DYOR...and if you feel generous share it with the LSE board.
Stu, I thi k the issue you havd is attacking other posters. Have an opinion, post you research, ask questions YES. But, i think you are missing the point of these boards if you have to attack a faceless moniker.
We are all here to make money, whilst we are all in lockdown. Many are unable to see their mother today as a result, so some perspective is important.
I cant see why you or anyone on these boards would attack someone else, unless they blatantly lie to suit a changing agenda. Ignore the rubbish and take out what you feel relevant.
Above all else, you reap as you sow. Thats the way to win respect.
Just thinking about this question...
Lets assume someone has an order in for X '000 shares with a broker. They agree a max price and the broker starts to accumulate to get shares at or around the agreed price. The broker needs shares so ups the price he or she is willing to buy at...the want to accumulatd so dont sell any, or only allow a mininal amount.
This must hsppen, and probablh why you get periods of time where you can't buy. However, I have had times where this has happened. Once the order is filled shares become mord liquid.
Thats my take...thoughts?
...it was at 0.68p....so I am happy to get on .18p cheaper than that...c25% cheaper.
I also think it will be hyped so money to be made...depends on the news...1p very likely imo
The appeal for me is the sharia compliance....this is huge.
I have taken a small punt that this will be higher in the short to medium term. I suspect this will be a volatile stock so one to trade on the way up??? I might get blasted for this but I have missed out on bouncy stocks by just holding.
I am sure if you hold or trade there is money to be made here.
GL all.
The issue AA have is that the PGM;s in SA are expensive to mine. This means if someone else gets EUA Assets they can drop the price for PGM's and make Bushveld uneconomical. I dont think AA can afford for that to happpen.
I appreciate that current PGM prices mean AA will no doubt be able to make a profit, however its the potential impact of not having any control of their destiny that is at stake. Can you put a price on that.....??????????
$15bn should do it!
Principal Activities of the Group
Anglo American is a leading global mining company, with a world class portfolio of mining and processing
operations and undeveloped resources, with more than 95,000 people working for the Group around the world,
in 15 countries. The Group provides many of the essential metals and minerals that are fundamental to the
transition to a low carbon economy and enabling a cleaner, greener, more sustainable world, as well as meeting
the growing consumer-driven demands of the world’s developed and maturing economies.
The principal Anglo American business segments are:
Copper. Anglo American has a world class asset position in copper, built around its interests in two of the
world’s largest copper mines – Los Bronces (50.1 per cent. owned and managed operation) and Collahuasi (44
per cent. interest in the independently managed joint venture). The resource base of these assets underpins the
Group’s future near-asset growth opportunities, in addition to the Quellaveco project (60 per cent. interest)
being developed in Peru – one of the world’s largest untapped copper orebodies, and the polymetallic Sakatti
deposit in Finland.
Platinum Group Metals (“PGMs”). The Group’s PGMs business (held through an effective 80.8 per cent.
interest in Anglo American Platinum Limited) is a leading producer of PGMs — platinum, palladium, rhodium,
iridium, ruthenium and osmium. It mines, processes and refines the PGM basket of metals from its high quality
resource base, located in the biggest known PGM deposit – the Bushveld Complex in South Africa. It also has
a significant stake in Unki – one of the world’s largest PGM deposits outside of South Africa, on the Great Dyke
in Zimbabwe. The Group’s flagship mine, Mogalakwena, is one of the highest margin PGM producers in the
industry.
Nickel and Manganese. Nickel: The Group’s Nickel business has capacity to produce around 45,000 tonnes
per year of nickel, whose primary end use is in the global stainless steel industry. The Group’s assets (both 100
per cent. owned) are in Brazil, with two ferronickel production sites: Barro Alto and Codemin.
I think these are pretty relevant.....
I reckon £52m...for RTC. But Europe and ROW should be much higher, dependant on contracts agreed by the consortium.
Think a £1bn valuation is very possible.
Ian, can you please put me down for 2nd April. Think it is likely to be concluded end of March, and RNS'd 2nd April.
Would love this to be dond before tax year end!