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    I sold the last of my EVO earlier today. Percy’s post on the MHJ thread yesterday about selling losers and adding to winners really made me think about EVO... EVO has been a big loser for me and can’t be bothered waiting for the turnaround. So sold EVO and invested more into HMY, not currently a winner but I reckon big gains for 2022.

    Anyways now that I have sold it is highly likely something very good will happen for EVO like a big juicy $1.40 takeover offer. You can thank me later

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnnyTheHorse View Post
    Unusually large ASX buy volume is back. Here we go again?
    Could well be, some solid volume bids being put at 83c, 82c and 81c. Someone’s keen and trying to attract reef fish selling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sb9 View Post
    Could well be, some solid volume bids being put at 83c, 82c and 81c. Someone’s keen and trying to attract reef fish selling.
    It's the exact same bidding action on the depth as the 30% rise late October. I'm expecting to see another period of institutional accumulation.

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    GEM or G8 Education Group over in AUS suggest that sector is doing well. On back of that EVO shot up almost 8% on ASX to close at 83c y'day.

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    Not bad at all with 47m still in the bank

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    My kids daycare head teacher was telling me today that they had to close the baby room because too many qualified teachers had covid and were isolating. No issue having teachers just couldnt get enough qualified ones to meet MOE requirements. Sounded like if one more went down in the toddler room the entire centre could be temporary closed.

    Additional fyi.. when your child gets covid and isolates at home you dont have to pay fees for the 8 day stand down (my kid doesnt go to a evolve centre but i suspect same policy)

    Darn covid still causing a bit of havoc. At least no more lockdowns.. touch wood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rawz View Post
    My kids daycare head teacher was telling me today that they had to close the baby room because too many qualified teachers had covid and were isolating. No issue having teachers just couldnt get enough qualified ones to meet MOE requirements. Sounded like if one more went down in the toddler room the entire centre could be temporary closed.

    Additional fyi.. when your child gets covid and isolates at home you dont have to pay fees for the 8 day stand down (my kid doesnt go to a evolve centre but i suspect same policy)

    Darn covid still causing a bit of havoc. At least no more lockdowns.. touch wood.
    you and me both rawz - our kids daycare has been closed more often than not the last two weeks. I was picking mine up the other day and I overheard the teachers and another parent talking about the the covid symptoms they had - sheesh.

    gives you a very tangible and personal sense of what is happening out there if you haven't gotten infected yet. Then think about even denser work places - retail, distribution, etc and you get a sense of all the inefficiencies, extra cost, and lost opportunities because of covid.

    Fortunately its burning out slowly and life isn't as scary as it seemed it would be despite all the fear mongering over the last 2 years.

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    Up a fair bit on very large volume on the ASX. Weird stuff happening.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cyclist View Post
    Up a fair bit on very large volume on the ASX. Weird stuff happening.
    Yeah, more than 2.5mln shares traded on ASX so far. The long term lurking buyer must be back on buying spree..

    This will be scooped up by some big international fund soon just like few other AUS education centres that got gobbled up recently.
    Last edited by sb9; 06-05-2022 at 03:02 PM.

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