Charts7 Oct 2022 10:18
The share buyback programme is supporting the price at 70p; still plenty of firepower left, having spent $8.6 million to date of $25 million, leaving cica $16.4million left of the buyback cash. This means that this price is highly likely to be the bottom.
Charts indicates this too, as volumes are now dropping off, compared to high volumes last week with the sellers counteracted by the sharebuybacks. Now that the volume is dropping i.e sellers have gone, then logically, if sellers have gone and price is being supported at 70p, there is only one way this is going to go. Also, with production to be restored in November(probably) than there is a catalyst for the share rise in price over the next month or two.
Plenty of cash in bank reduces risk significantly. This looks like a no brainer to me. Of course, with shares, bizaare thingscan happen, so DYOR. who knows, assets may get hit by a meteor or something.