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[AJS]

target on INP and SOL?

 

INP would probably be 60... SOL would be 500 for now.

[cuzin]

Thanks!  Also see some upside here!

 

My call: Long SOL and short INP !

target on INP and SOL?

[AJS]

AJS.

for what its worth, my limited assumption is that the stochastic indicates that momentum is picking up with the current upward trend, LTD date of 4 Oct could be a contributing factor perhaps

Thanks!  Also see some upside here!

 

My call: Long SOL and short INP !

[Proff]

What is the take on SOL guys?

AJS.

for what its worth, my limited assumption is that the stochastic indicates that momentum is picking up with the current upward trend, LTD date of 4 Oct could be a contributing factor perhaps

[AR88]

Anyone else looking at Sappi?

 

[AJS]

INP broke through 65 support... Maybe some downside in this one...

[walter10]

What is the take on SOL guys?

We'll with a little imagination I can see a reverse head and shoulders pattern on the 30min chart

[saint1]

out of SHP at 17100

[AJS]

What is the take on SOL guys?

[Zero Hedge]

Help me I am a bit slow ... why commit new capital in Imperial today as stock has just gone ex, ZAR is heading back towards 10 and vehicle sales are slowing?

[alexander]

Alexander,

If I can ask you a stupid question perhaps... Why are you confident that GFI will go up considering the short term and long term trend being far down at present?

I am fairly new to this and is just learning from the friendly experts here

Well basically it’s more of a speculative buy from my side. My margin exposure on GFI is very small. The reason why I bought it is that over the past few weeks with the US FED fear on tapering QE3, gold shares had bounces up. Since QE3 started gold shares moved down so basically my theory is that when tapering starts, gold share could move up. but lets see

[Proff]

Why Naspers will never stop.

Bullet Train

 

LOL  Sunesis, classic!

[Sunesis]

Why Naspers will never stop.

Bullet Train

 

[Proff]

Alexander,

If I can ask you a stupid question perhaps... Why are you confident that GFI will go up considering the short term and long term trend being far down at present?

I am fairly new to this and is just learning from the friendly experts here

What would the below mean for GFI:

 

Details of the transaction are set out below:

                             NJ Holland
Nature of transaction         On market sale of shares in terms of
                             the above scheme
Transaction Date              19 September 2013
Number of Shares              4,798
Class of Security             Ordinary shares
Market Price per share        R49.3805
Total Value                   R236,927.64
Vesting Period                Bonus Shares vest in equal parts on 9
                             months and 18 months of the Grant
                             Date.
Nature of interest            Direct and Beneficial

[Sunesis]

Took a long on Imperial @ R213

 

Sibanye Gold is the only gold mine up for the day. As i said yesterday that it is undervalued and people are also looking at the uranium investment in it.

[Proff]

Went long on GFI @46-75


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Alexander,

If I can ask you a stupid question perhaps... Why are you confident that GFI will go up considering the short term and long term trend being far down at present?

I am fairly new to this and is just learning from the friendly experts here

[gamma]

 

The key to growing wealth is a growing world

 

And the global economy is growing. That's not based on one data point or some convoluted gross domestic product survey.

And one of my top "real world" indicators is showing me something I think every investor should see.

 

If you really want to know what's happening in the world economy, don't look at retail sales, money supply, or unemployment. Look at the movement of goods around the globe. Look at shipping.

 

The Baltic Dry Index (or BDI) is one of the most common "benchmarks" of shipping activity. This index measures a combination of different shipping prices and gives a clear view of the cost of shipping dry goods by sea. (Dry goods include coal, grain, sand, wood chips, and iron ore.)

 

When economic activity picks up, more goods get shipped and shipping rates rise.

 

You'll usually see the BDI cited as a snapshot of what's happening at the moment in the global indicator. But the BDI also has an excellent track record of signaling trends ahead of time – as producers try to predict demand and order goods beforehand.

Right now, the index is on its best run in two years. This is a sustained trend. But as the chart below shows, we're coming off low levels for most of 2012. So this isn't a runaway boom in the global economy  just more confirmation that things are looking better and better.

 

 

Keep in mind: You have to be careful reading the BDI... In addition to demand from producers, it also can reflect changes in the supply of ships. That complicates the index's signals. For example, if shipping volumes are so bad that companies are mothballing or scrapping vessels, prices can rise from lack of supply, and vice versa.

 

Fortunately, you can check the BDI by looking at exactly how many ships hit the major ports and how much cargo they carry.

 

As you can see in the following chart, volumes at three huge global ports are high and rising...

 

 

If you're worried about a slowing Chinese economy, the port traffic in Singapore, Hamburg, and Los Angeles should put those fears to rest.

 

Looking at these charts, the only thing I see is a healthy global economy.

 

A lot of smart folks are predicting trouble ahead. They see lots of reasons to be cautious about stocks.

 

But I disagree. The numbers I'm seeing say the "slow-growing economy" trade is the right one.

 

 

 

Good stuff Sunesis. Very useful data indeed

[alexander]

Went long on GFI @46-75


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[AJS]

thanks AJS, but scrapped that order(ANG)..GFI is about all the volatility/stress i can stomach for now

 

Haha, sorry, didn't want to talk you out of it! 

[delta66]

thanks AJS, but scrapped that order(ANG)..GFI is about all the volatility/stress i can stomach for now