Xro - xero

**robbo24** · 10-04-2014, 09:43 AM

Yeh XRO goes buckwild at the last second, I've noticed that too.

**winner69** · 10-04-2014, 09:45 AM

Originally Posted by skid

I would imagine that today will be ''where the rubber meets the road'' in terms of Xero making up ground on lost value.
If it stumbles along like yesterday -I would be worried--Seems to have found a bottom for now the question is is it ''business as usual''
The rate of acceleration will be a good indicator of whether there is still much residual fear.--

It would be nice to see the $Kiwi lose a bit to help out exporters

People need not worry

Those who bought at $45 were expecting the $100 in 2016/2017 - being what it worth then

Those buying on the dips to low 30s just going to be making heaps more than they were last week

Nothing has changed ....so why worry

As Mark Knopfler penned in the great Dire Straits song -

Why worry?
There should be laughter after pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
So why worry now?
Why worry now

**couta1** · 10-04-2014, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by winner69

People need not worry

Those who bought at $45 were expecting the $100 in 2016/2017 - being what it worth then

Those buying on the dips to low 30s just going to be making heaps more than they were last week

Nothing has changed ....so why worry

As Mark Knopfler penned in the great Dire Straits song -

Why worry?
There should be laughter after pain
There should be sunshine after rain
These things have always been the same
So why worry now?
Why worry now

I love this post and Mark knopfler

**Lost in space** · 10-04-2014, 10:33 AM

Originally Posted by couta1

I love this post and Mark knopfler

Was running around Denmark in 1987 when I thought the world was coming to and end.Listening to that song over and over on my Sony Walkman (anyone remember those) and anxiously checking fax machine for market updates...

**winner69** · 10-04-2014, 11:01 AM

Originally Posted by turmeric

XRO is quite a hard one to pick via the depth I've found. For example it can look like it is going one way right up until market open and then big bids/asks can come in right at then end.

Yesterday touched on $33, who knows what it will do today, but one would expect $34 at some stage this morning I would have thought. Certainly 2 days of NASDAQ strength provides a lot more stability than one day. I expect many yesterday might have thought we were seeing a one day "dead cat bounce" so hopefully two days in a row of strength might exponentially support the SP. Time will tell

34 bucks and it not even 11 o'clock

Next stop 35 bucks, with ASX to boost it along

Maybe even 37 bucks

**tzbang** · 10-04-2014, 11:35 AM

or 50 bucks :-)

I just wish I'd waited for the massive dip to top up.. it was a gold opportunity for xero traders with spare cash to invest again. Given the recent successes and popularity I think a lot of people might be thinking the same thing.

**Copper** · 10-04-2014, 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by winner69

34 bucks and it not even 11 o'clock

Next stop 35 bucks, with ASX to boost it along

Maybe even 37 bucks

It will be interesting how the rest of the world is thinking.The Aussies in a short while then the Asians.If it holds I will heave a little sigh of relief,even though it may be temporary....