Good call Jonu. Seems to be a different vibe with this share between the NZ and AUS markets right now. I usually have a good feel for trading this stock, but am feeling a little bewildered at the moment. Maybe Couta will come along and explain. Massive spike in OZ after a horrific start in NZ.
Wow, low of $14.30 and trading at $15.16 - all in the first 22 minutes!
What are we looking at here though, in terms of where this is going? Is A2 being singled out as a buy prospect in the face of a recession? Tempting to get out at break even (nearly) here, but look at what happening on Friday after the Dow went '87 on us...
I haven't kept up on this or any other boards about ATM but over the weekend a friend told me that apparently they had to ask mothers in China not to stockpile formula and that their market share is closer to 10% now. I have no idea if there is any truth to it and I'm happy to delete this post if it's perceived as ramping but I did wonder why the SP has held up so well.
manipulation started just before asx open they started buying nz atm to force asx price up. still doing it thats why nzx is higher than asx
Umm, there's a thing called the exchange rate. NZ has mostly been trading 5c light of the ASX when the exchange rate is taken into account.
Much of your other analysis on other threads is now being put into perspective for me.
Umm, there's a thing called the exchange rate. NZ has mostly been trading 5c light of the ASX when the exchange rate is taken into account.
Much of your other analysis on other threads is now being put into perspective for me.
lol well it least your onto it. was another great day of trading a2m always seems to so easy buy the open reap the profit lol
Talking about exchange rate...….sure A2 will have forward cover, but will be loving the tailwind as the NZD/USD rate closes in on 0.60. All exporters in the same boat.
The Quarterly Rebalance of all the major S&P/ASX indices - including the All Ords which is only rebalanced once a year - has been postponed due to extreme volatility.
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