XAO (ASX) Short Term Trading Week Starting: 11 Feb

Originally posted by 952i: ↑

Had a look this morning zinc, nickel, copper all at their backtesting levels from their recent pushes imo.

Gold still continues to trot along. DRM broke out on serious volume today, been stalking this for 3weeks for the break and the day it does I get admin issues stopping me from buying anything so missed out completely lol.

A1G IPO stagged 100%, been a while since we've seen that. Reached a $40M MC and $26M EV compliance shell with the Tier One BGL team on board. Very nice sign of a good market and strong gold sector, I dont have the balls (in this market) to pay up $40M MC but I still am rooting for this one to be a cracker in the future.
Looks like the current go to team right now is Tolga, Cranston, Parsons, Naylor (BGL team).
AUT another shell I've been watching (trying to get at 0.004 for a while with absolute no success) also has three guys from BGL and a BGL subholder on the register (Parsons/Naylors mate) tapped $8M MC today.

So these shells are going premium market is willing to pay for a team that can bring baggers on the table. Hopefully see this interest follow through into other teams soon, been a while since I've seen a spec "RTO" for commodities thats multibagged, would be lovely to see a flyer.
Still patiently waiting for DOW, XEC to pullback before trying to seriously build/add into anything. These indexes are stretched/overbought but they're incredibly stubborn and refuse to dip at all. Starting to see incremental moneyflow back into commods.

A2M a sell here for me, but CLV trotting along very nicely.

Cheers

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Yes, I was in DRM but sold this morning on the AUD10-12 drop in pog, along with all my other goldies. Back in now. Still about 1-1.5c underpriced on the basis of SLR price.

Note that a few MJ/MMJ stocks went up overnight in North America. Both APH and WEED strong.

pmd (holds BGL, DRM)

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Last 8,612.6		Change -48.600(0.56%)		Mkt cap ! n/a

Open	High	Low
8,661.2	8,682.0	8,606.8

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