Bugger, Had a sell order at $13.22 last week which I had amended 6 times up to 13.71 today. Was going to amend it up to 3.85 but sold while posting on this thread. Now I my portfolio is only 97.8% ATM down from 99.5% boo hoo:confused:.
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Bugger, Had a sell order at $13.22 last week which I had amended 6 times up to 13.71 today. Was going to amend it up to 3.85 but sold while posting on this thread. Now I my portfolio is only 97.8% ATM down from 99.5% boo hoo:confused:.
Infant formula will be the very very last trade item to feel the effect if the 'all cheesy teeth and no substance' PM continues to antagonize China & the inevitable happens - warning shots become live shots!
Everbright's stake in Synlait is part and partial of China's 'feed the people' long term strategy.
So far, the shorters have barely covered their shorts so it's obvious they are hoping for relief.
Doubt CEO selling (well signaled and last sale created a bonanza for the buyers) is going to give them that relief.
Meanwhile, the Venezuelans must be hoping and wishing that what you wrote about 'what goes up must come down' happens soon for them - they could do with inflation coming down from the 2.7 million % they are currently experiencing! Poor buggers thought it could not go higher when it reached 800% in 2016!
Our currency spike just caused an 11c drop in NZ
Good passenger transfer at 13.57. Welcome aboard all new holders. We have gained $1.42c in last 10 trading days. Congrats to all holders. We are still in a uptrend, todays low is up 5c and the high for the day was 20c higher, so all looking good for now.:t_up:
Interesting article on how the costs of raising a child in China have risen and the effects this is having on the one child (now two child) policy. The article notes the distrust for locally made IF and preference for imported brands such as ATM.
https://edition.cnn.com/2019/02/12/a...ntl/index.html