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08-05-2008, 04:11 PM
#3451
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Originally Posted by fish
TUI IS CURRENTLY EARNING $914,722 PER DAY AS PER ESTIMATE BELOW
TAPIS HITS NEW RECORD-$128. 56 PER BARREL
EXCHANGE RATE FALLING-NOW TO 77.3 CENTS
NZO SHARE TUI 5500 BARRELS DAY
WONT BE LONG AT THIS RATE BEFORE TUI WILL BE PRODUCING $1,000,000 PER DAY FOR NZO .
Kupe is going to be even better
PS-I find this more relevant and more fun than your competition dunc-please could you move it to somewhere more appropriate
Thanks for the information Fish - interesting, relevant and encouraging stuff - certainly better than the sand pit spat...
Last edited by Chalice; 08-05-2008 at 04:18 PM.
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08-05-2008, 07:45 PM
#3452
Originally Posted by Wilkins_Micawber
IMHO, NZOs sp is being held back by the options (not the other way around) - shares took off this morning but dropped back due to a large qty of options at 14cps. Why do I believe this ...?
Well ... seeing the opportunity, I sold a few NZO shares at $1.66 and bought the equivalent NZOOD's at 14cps. Benefits - nearly $800 cash (after brokers fees), a bit of interest on the difference for 6 weeks (another $400+ after tax), and (in the extremely unlikely event that things turn to custard) downside risk now limited to 14cps until options are converted.
A very astute move I say Mr (Ms) Micawber, shall be doing the same myself anytime soon, would have done it sooner but been busy ploughing and no wireless internet on the John Deere.
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08-05-2008, 08:46 PM
#3453
Noted today the average $ trade was over $20,000 this has I think crept up from about $10,000 but its something I only casually look at.
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08-05-2008, 09:14 PM
#3454
Originally Posted by Wilkins_Micawber
IMHO, NZOs sp is being held back by the options (not the other way around) - shares took off this morning but dropped back due to a large qty of options at 14cps. Why do I believe this ...?
Well ... seeing the opportunity, I sold a few NZO shares at $1.66 and bought the equivalent NZOOD's at 14cps. Benefits - nearly $800 cash (after brokers fees), a bit of interest on the difference for 6 weeks (another $400+ after tax), and (in the extremely unlikely event that things turn to custard) downside risk now limited to 14cps until options are converted.
To do this you sold more than a few heads-close to 50000 by my calculation-but why not take advantage of opportunities when the market is distorted-option holders selling for less than the price of heads must be stupid to give money away to you
Agree the options are holding back the heads-but over 4 million sold today and nearly one million heads . At this rate hopefully the option holdeers not planning to convert will be weeded out soon. After buying more options today I dont want to be tempted into buying more tomorrow .
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08-05-2008, 09:25 PM
#3455
Member
Originally Posted by the machine
how about a new competition, being what was the lowest anyone paid for nzo - for starters my lowest was 20c au for 10,000 - just after hochester? - missed the low of 15c au though.
although hochester was a dud, it proved the D sands existed, inturn mapped back to tui.
M
First brought NZOG just over 8 years ago for 33 cents and through
options,PPP share issue, selling once ( to buy same land )and re-buying and of course the dividend last month my 24,000 shares have cost me a grand total of $ 2316.
Work that % out then-
Eat your heart out MacD!!!!!
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08-05-2008, 09:52 PM
#3456
Great over 4 years or so even better since you purchased but the Master of spin will find a way of bagging your great decision!
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08-05-2008, 10:30 PM
#3457
MMM
"Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure nineteen six, result happiness . Annual income twenty pounds, annual expenditure twenty pounds ought and six, result misery."
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08-05-2008, 11:01 PM
#3458
Member
Originally Posted by blockhead
Originally Posted by Wilkins_Micawber
IMHO, NZOs sp is being held back by the options (not the other way around) - shares took off this morning but dropped back due to a large qty of options at 14cps. Why do I believe this ...?
Well ... seeing the opportunity, I sold a few NZO shares at $1.66 and bought the equivalent NZOOD's at 14cps. Benefits - nearly $800 cash (after brokers fees), a bit of interest on the difference for 6 weeks (another $400+ after tax), and (in the extremely unlikely event that things turn to custard) downside risk now limited to 14cps until options are converted.
A very astute move I say Mr (Ms) Micawber, shall be doing the same myself anytime soon, would have done it sooner but been busy ploughing and no wireless internet on the John Deere.
This can only happen in NZX. Option is cheaper than the heads. I did the same thing last week but I was actually losing a bit money however will be made up from the interest saved. Now you are even making some money! I am speech less. Why will someone purchase the head in this situation? Buying the option only incure about 1/10 of the broker fee and most of the money sits in the bank to earn interest for more than a month.
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08-05-2008, 11:45 PM
#3459
Banned
Originally Posted by malcolm
FACT NZOG WEB SITE; tui page FACT UNICORN GAVE ME THE NUMBERS.
zorba u must be anothier 2nd rate school teacher nzog web site/tui page 14/4 11milion barrels produced///20th 11million 400,000 produced =7day,s ==50,000 to 83,000
Malcolm,
Having now seen the amazing growth of the average Tui monthly production as shown in the
NZOG Quarterly Report and recent Presentation .... You were quite correct and good on ya for spotting the upward trend amidst all the Tui production info released to the market. My apologies for my earlier post !!
Z
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09-05-2008, 07:13 AM
#3460
Extremely valuable information in here if you are a NZO holder. Kupe is going to be BIG
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/3/...ectid=10508917
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