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21-11-2013, 09:26 AM
#3511
Looks like another upwards move on the cards today. All the stock available at 2.1 has been grabbed - next is just over a million shares on offer at 2.2. That should be gone by lunchtime - to borrow a phrase.
"Don't be afraid to take a big step if one is indicated. You can't cross a chasm in two small jumps." David Lloyd George
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21-11-2013, 09:41 AM
#3512
Member
Originally Posted by pierre
Looks like another upwards move on the cards today. All the stock available at 2.1 has been grabbed - next is just over a million shares on offer at 2.2. That should be gone by lunchtime - to borrow a phrase.
Heres hoping. I have moved my sell from 2.2 to 2.3
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21-11-2013, 09:58 AM
#3513
Member
Originally Posted by pierre
Looks like another upwards move on the cards today. All the stock available at 2.1 has been grabbed - next is just over a million shares on offer at 2.2. That should be gone by lunchtime - to borrow a phrase.
Chewing up 2.2 now
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21-11-2013, 10:02 AM
#3514
Junior Member
Article in Otago Daily Times this morning, business section re. visiting Sinopharm representatives. Will post it when get time.
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21-11-2013, 10:07 AM
#3515
Danzx, I presume you realise there are two schools of thought on Blis. One group are taking the long term view, and expecting a long compounding return with patience, assuming a competent company strategy. The other is trading through the peaks and troughs, which only is possible so long as Blis has it's periodic volatility.
Which is the better approach to the markets has been debated ceaselessly around the world over time, usually under the names of trading and value investing.
I just mention it because it gets a bit confusing on this group when people's motives aren't clear. I had thought you were long term, for instance, but now you seem to be trading.
Not saying you should be doing one or the other. But periodically this group splits rather dramatically into two motives, and it looks like maybe we're going to have a bout of that now.
Good luck with your aims either way.
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21-11-2013, 10:11 AM
#3516
Member
Originally Posted by simla
Danzx, I presume you realise there are two schools of thought on Blis. One group are taking the long term view, and expecting a long compounding return with patience, assuming a competent company strategy. The other is trading through the peaks and troughs, which only is possible so long as Blis has it's periodic volatility.
Which is the better approach to the markets has been debated ceaselessly around the world over time, usually under the names of trading and value investing.
I just mention it because it gets a bit confusing on this group when people's motives aren't clear. I had thought you were long term, for instance, but now you seem to be trading.
Not saying you should be doing one or the other. But periodically this group splits rather dramatically into two motives, and it looks like maybe we're going to have a bout of that now.
Good luck with your aims either way.
Absolutely understand this... My main goal is to hold long term and have since week one. But am getting in on the hype shall we say and playing the 'trader' for a play.
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21-11-2013, 10:13 AM
#3517
Junior Member
Originally Posted by evander
Article in Otago Daily Times this morning, business section re. visiting Sinopharm representatives. Will post it when get time.
The ODT article the evander mentioned. http://www.odt.co.nz/news/business/2...-blis-products
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21-11-2013, 10:14 AM
#3518
Thanks, Evander. http://www.odt.co.nz/news/business/2...-blis-products
"Sinopharm ... twice the size of New Zealand dairy giant Fonterra."
"[an oral health subsidiary of Sinopharm] said Blis products were ''top class'' for oral health and were leading edge. The representatives believed these had ''real potential'' for the health of the general public in China. "
Seems to have gone well.
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21-11-2013, 10:15 AM
#3519
Originally Posted by Danzx
Absolutely understand this... My main goal is to hold long term and have since week one. But am getting in on the hype shall we say and playing the 'trader' for a play.
You have a a sell in at 2.3. Are you expecting it to drop after than to buy in cheaply or are you just partially selling down an overweight position.
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21-11-2013, 10:21 AM
#3520
Member
Originally Posted by Harvey Specter
You have a a sell in at 2.3. Are you expecting it to drop after than to buy in cheaply or are you just partially selling down an overweight position.
I brought in at 1.8 and wanting to sell at 2.3......if I can't sell I'm happy to sit and hold. It only brings my average holding price up slightly
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