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12-10-2022, 02:56 PM
#3561
Originally Posted by winner69
Jeez says 10 year govt going to 5%
Maybe that 230/240 should be 210/220
Last time u didnt get your price of 2.25 this time u increased your expectations to 2.10. ....wonderful
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12-10-2022, 03:14 PM
#3562
Originally Posted by winner69
Maybe that June spike down of the share price to sub 250 isn't going to be the years low after all
Govt 10 year stock 4.5% implies a share price about 230/240 is on the cards
At share price $2.64 gross yield 8.7% - is Equity Risk Premium currently sufficient?
I have topped up twice in the last 10 days at $2.63. At this price its good buying IMO.
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12-10-2022, 08:26 PM
#3563
Originally Posted by xafalcon
I have topped up twice in the last 10 days at $2.63. At this price its good buying IMO.
I might be doing the same….. but if a risk to further downside but feeling reasonably comfortable at these levels.
As a side note - XA’s were a great model. The XB and XC were as well. Be worth a bit of coin in the current market if the classics values. With a name like you have guessing you watched bathurst
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12-10-2022, 09:53 PM
#3564
Originally Posted by workingdad
As a side note - XA’s were a great model. The XB and XC were as well. Be worth a bit of coin in the current market if the classics values. With a name like you have guessing you watched bathurst
All true. But if you ended up with an XD model, then you are a true blue dick (or a rock star take your pick.). ;-P
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12-10-2022, 10:03 PM
#3565
Originally Posted by Snoopy
All true. But if you ended up with an XD model, then you are a true blue dick. ;-P
SNOOPY
Haha, but at least the ol XD can go bush, albeit with a bit of panel damage trying to squeeze in between the trees…..
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13-10-2022, 09:35 AM
#3566
Originally Posted by workingdad
I might be doing the same….. but if a risk to further downside but feeling reasonably comfortable at these levels.
As a side note - XA’s were a great model. The XB and XC were as well. Be worth a bit of coin in the current market if the classics values. With a name like you have guessing you watched bathurst
Yes, I'm a car guy from way back. I bought the XA in 1989. It has 43,000 miles on the clock. It's a keeper
And yes, Bathurst is an annual must watch. A few of us go to some events in Aussie. Last one was the F1 in 2020, cancelled part way through
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14-10-2022, 10:36 AM
#3567
Originally Posted by xafalcon
Electricity price went to $200,000/MWh for 10 minutes. With Huntly making 400MW at the time, that's $13.3M
No. The 6 figure code shows an infeasibility in calculating real time prices. The final price has to then be calculated separately. It finally came out at $2,299.46
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14-10-2022, 12:13 PM
#3568
Originally Posted by Jantar
No. The 6 figure code shows an infeasibility in calculating real time prices. The final price has to then be calculated separately. It finally came out at $2,299.46
Price was from WITS. I have a screenshot of it. $199,682.68 @ Huntly @ 0740
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14-10-2022, 02:39 PM
#3569
Originally Posted by xafalcon
Price was from WITS. I have a screenshot of it. $199,682.68 @ Huntly @ 0740
Yes, but that will be the RTP (Real Time Price) as opposed to the final price which is the price actually paid. I can tell it is RTP as it is at 0740. PRS or NRS prices would be at 0800. Anything above $99,999 is not an actual price, but is an unconstrained price of up to 5 digits with a cause code in front. Any price that is $100,000 to $199,999 is insufficient standby reserve. $200,000 to 299,999 is insufficient actual reserve. etc. There are 9 codes that precede the price, each meaning a different infeasibility. These can appear in the RTP, PRS or NRS prices, but never in interim or final prices.
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20-10-2022, 11:29 AM
#3570
Over the next decade - Coming after the Huntly power station near you...
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