mohamed100
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i sold out of GBG for $1.70, made about 10%. planning on re-entry. currently holding no stock at all, apart from some old telstra shares. waiting for the market to get whacked again like it did on Aug 17. that was a damn good buying opportunity. BHP hit a low of $29. should have bought up. it will still hit $50 by the end of the year. but i want to go all out on GBG, at the right time.pete_mate said:Some people in industry view junior minerals explorers in the same light as the IT startups of the tech-boom. I'd be wary with these small companies.
I'm more a fan of explorer/producers, because they have a proven track record and have an income stream its not pure speculation.
PNA comes to mind, i was so close to buying at $.60 now at .80, 33%. but hell, BHP's done that over the same 1 month period.
With this GBG its declined, with greater risk... where's the logic?
the reason GBG is dropping is because part of the merger deal, people holding SDL shares will get 1 GBG share for every two of their SDL shares plus a 14% premium. thats reason the why GBG has dropped. the market will stay in a position where GBG = 2*SDL + a little bit. that explains the current SDL price of $0.75 and the GBG of $1.55.
From memory, Murchison is building some sort of rail network in WA to transport its minerals to the ports for shipping. Thats why there is so much hype, as onebytwo mentioned, about GWR, MIS, GBG and MGX since their all operating in the same area, and will have access to the network.
I read that both GBG and SDL are run by the same bloke, george jones.
I love it. Iron ore, the "red gold". Its appreciated more than gold in the last year.
By the way, look out for ADY.
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