this time around we had no hanky panky with trading from either trf or ife. that for me is very good indeed. long termers will know all about it. the ife trading is important. anyone seeing a piece of paper fly across a desk may well be interested but know nothing re the connection with trf. just my own and ted's wonderings but it has substance.
if those trucks do not deliver to UNlucky bay then we must all go down to the beach and celebrate with the greenies.
you and I know that is not going to happen (really 40 ? ... go away ted) so relax and listen to nana.
Trafford's race up and back down is reasonably calculable. we must wait. once the port news is announced positively, we should settle into a realistic trading range for both trf and ife which, imo, on balance, will favour trf over the longer term as long as exploration is not a waste of time for anything so many have high hopes for. in the end trf will have it's stake in ife and good cash flow going forward. this will be the anchor and security for trf holders.
11 cents 21 cents or any sense to all that, matters not. done is done and this cannot stay at such a silly mkt cap if all comes to fruition with that port.
its a bet on black with no reds on the wheel.
tis the way I assess it all. rightly or wrongly I am invested here firstly on the merit of the port news.
good news then this is a longer term hold.
see where we are at and going then back to listening to more nana.
'EVEN NOW'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA2MYrElKco
by nana mouskouri.
beats the stocky market lol.
i'm orf for lunch. 8 euros 3 course coffee and bottle of wine. gimmee that port and I'll buy the bar restaurant ha ha.
seriously 40 ?
well, sort of ted.
be good,
40
TRF Price at posting:
11.0¢ Sentiment: ST Buy Disclosure: Held
