PEB - Pacific Edge Ltd

[Copper]

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Sincerely though, I hope no newbie’s made any rash decisions on no news, filter the signals from the noise, the fundamentals and the signals remain as they did yesterday, onward and upward.[/QUOTE]

Luv your quotes Mac but I hope it's not " Let's Go Forth, and come fifth.

[Bobcat.]

Did you cancel you stop BC?

Nope - I'm out for now - but planning to buy again on the way up, after new support is confirmed (possibly mid 130's?).

[Snow Leopard]

Pearls Before Swine:


Best Wishes
Paper Tiger

[Minerbarejet]

Dont hear any trumpets blaring re inclusion in the Nzx50. Maybe they are so busy they dont have time for it at the moment with all the tests being done, presentations being made, hiring personnel.
Do like Cellmid's assessment of Peb making the right moves to be market leader and be in prime revenue position in the next few years. In July of 2013 Cellmid received a milestone payment for the first sales in the USA - cant see peb making a royalty payment for each sale on the day its done. Basic reasoning would indicate that this may take place annually in July from here on or at the end of the financial year

[Mista_Trix]

Surprised nobody has commented on the $1.5m that went through off market after close...

[Minerbarejet]

Surprised nobody has commented on the $1.5m that went through off market after close...

Or the 300,000 that went through before it opened.

[Bobcat.]

It was just that 147 got hit and it didnt trigger a sell so thought you must of changed your plan.

Check your PM inbox, Turmeric.

[Whipmoney]

What if you could borrow at 1%? I see a lot of cheap money chasing low-yield investments. Some people may think that 100m is a conservative target, which is already in the bank.

Clarification: I bought at much lower prices and am happy to hold.

Aside from Governments.. which entity/organisation exactly has the capacity to borrow at 1% let alone the mandate to borrow to invest in a highly speculative stock such as PEB?

As for my example of a 3.44% annualised yield.. if that's a reasonable estimate of capital appreciation then it is a joke considering the inherent risk in this stock... You would be better placed putting your money in Genesis.

[Casino]

Aside from Governments.. which entity/organisation exactly has the capacity to borrow at 1% let alone the mandate to borrow to invest in a highly speculative stock such as PEB?

As for my example of a 3.44% annualised yield.. if that's a reasonable estimate of capital appreciation then it is a joke considering the inherent risk in this stock... You would be better placed putting your money in Genesis.

PEB doesn't seem to be an exception to the rule:

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-0...ove-1990s.html

[Casino]

In the end, it comes down to fundamentals. With PEB you have a chance to be part of a nice story. We may see better entry points but you may also miss a few critical announcements.