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    Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.
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    Thoughts on picking up a handful of these at discount today? Or more blood ahead? Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dust View Post
    Thoughts on picking up a handful of these at discount today? Or more blood ahead? Cheers
    There is always blood ahead. This is one volatile stock. Thers' no picking a high or a low. ( bought some a week ago at $10.00 so no discount yet)

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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    There is always blood ahead. This is one volatile stock. Thers' no picking a high or a low. ( bought some a week ago at $10.00 so no discount yet)
    Thanks mini, might wait and see.. seems cheap valuation wise

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dust View Post
    Thoughts on picking up a handful of these at discount today? Or more blood ahead? Cheers
    you may wish to consider dollar-cost averaging if you are looking to 'get in' but unsure about timing it correctly

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    according to the fool a broker in hong kong has downgraded a2 to sell
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    Why are a2 Milk’s shares on the decline again?
    Today’s decline appears to be related to a broker note out of Hong Kong investment bank CLSA.
    According to the note, the broker has downgraded the company’s shares to a sell rating on the back of concerns over daigou pricing.
    Unsurprisingly, this has also weighed heavily on the performance of fellow infant formula company Bellamy’s Australia Ltd (ASX: BAL). Its shares are down almost 5% at the time of writing.
    Should you buy the dip?
    While a broker downgrade to a sell rating will always shake the confidence of investors, especially when it trades on such a high valuation, I do think that when the dust settles it could be worth considering an investment.
    But I would only recommend making one if you are willing to invest for the long-term. In the short term the company’s shares are likely to remain quite volatile due to the bulls and the bears battling it out for control. But in the long-term, I can see its shares climbing notably higher from here as it expands internationally and gains more market share in China.
    Investors might want to consider buying half the total shares they want own in the coming weeks, before picking up the rest after its full-year results later this year.

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    Well that MSCI business really did not go to plan, not that I am surprised. It wouldn't make any sense to the funds that have to buy in if it drove the price up significantly as it would likely trend back down and the funds would lose money....big boys don't like that. Exactly who was selling to who for the transactions to go through is a mystery as all after hours.
    Questions now are:
    1. Will it be less volatile with shares tied up in funds....going by today maybe not.
    2. Will it fill the lower gap....who knows...it is a bug bear the shorters might be looking at.
    Really need some good news to stabilise things but results not due for a while. Would like to see something from A2 on m bovis, are any farms infected and also an update on Fonterra deal....mainly around whether any new milk supply or is that more a synlait update.
    Long term still good provided supply not hampered by bovis and no. of a2 farms

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    Quote Originally Posted by waterboy View Post
    Well that MSCI business really did not go to plan, not that I am surprised. It wouldn't make any sense to the funds that have to buy in if it drove the price up significantly as it would likely trend back down and the funds would lose money....big boys don't like that. Exactly who was selling to who for the transactions to go through is a mystery as all after hours.
    Questions now are:
    1. Will it be less volatile with shares tied up in funds....going by today maybe not.
    2. Will it fill the lower gap....who knows...it is a bug bear the shorters might be looking at.
    Really need some good news to stabilise things but results not due for a while. Would like to see something from A2 on m bovis, are any farms infected and also an update on Fonterra deal....mainly around whether any new milk supply or is that more a synlait update.
    Long term still good provided supply not hampered by bovis and no. of a2 farms
    the funds selling were the ones who think it is overvalued , nice range has developed in the battle between bulls and bears makes for good trading 10 - 11 nzd 9.40 - 10.26 aud
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    I see Snoopy's target is still in there ....but don't laugh because he might get the last laugh

    All still on the high side ...but median looking more realistic bearing in mind it is target so should be 10%-15% less at this point in time

    So under $10 looks about right ....just shows you outrageous the $13/$14 prices were
    Last edited by winner69; 01-06-2018 at 04:42 PM.
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