PAN18 Apr 2013 15:27
I agree. On a quick glance, the sp has been testing previous support for the last few days and on no much volume; we will need to be back up to the 20-20.50 level soon to be above our previous support (rough guess as haven't taken my ruler out); otherwise, new support levels will need to be found. My view is that 17.50 (200 dma) will be a strong support level so it should hold well if it reaches that price, in addition to being clearly cheap as chips at those levels! Also, indicators say we are getting oversold, so we may time for a little bounce up soon too-never guaranteed, of course.
After a few weeks of trading flat, this small drop in price is probably related to the more noticeable drop in price in commodities (including oil) in recent days, which obviously affects us from a sector perspective. I don’t think this should affect PAN’s cash flow in any way because all our contracts are already in place for this year.
In general, it would certainly help if we got some more updates to give the share an “extra push” it needs to continue its trend up, started nearly a year ago.
In any case, PAN has been showing great resilience and been much, much stable than its sector or AIM peers. Pleased to see that.
Watchthis space for a very long awaited RNS.