i brought some more at 1.89, this brings me back to in the past while i brought in at 1.15 and sold out at 1.01 cents... so i learn my lesson and going to hold on for the ride.
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i brought some more at 1.89, this brings me back to in the past while i brought in at 1.15 and sold out at 1.01 cents... so i learn my lesson and going to hold on for the ride.
Me too - haven't sold any although the hindsightists should have got me out @ $1.90 and back in today but then again they should have helped me win lotto last week and of course I didn't.
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tim23
Charts - what about fundamentals? Has anything changed much from a week or so back, Tui, Pike & Kupe, Momoho was always a bonus so thats the change!
big bob
Absolutely nothing has changed!!
In fact this little pull-back is quite healthy in IMHO as it's shaking some of the weaker hands out.... just be patient & wait.. well I am anyway.... still sitting on the bulk of my holdings, but must admit to some profit taking....
Correct me if im wrong, but Oil prices just had the biggest 3 day Drop in dollar terms of all time... If that aint fundamentals then I dont know what is...
No cash, You have the best avatar Ive seen... Real real good... and thankyou for being honest....
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.^sc
Could we come up with enough votes?
SC
I would suggest you reconsider the above interpretations
To me it seems you are somewhat gullible .
Facts are- No Cash is not being completely honest-to say the least
Tapis dropped brifly below us 140 yesterday but when you posted was back above .
Prices above $130 and current production around 40000 barrels per day mean that nzo is earning more than any analyst predictions .
Oil price volatility is expected-I doubt if you will find anyone here that expected Tapis to remain over $150-so for most of us the fundamentals are little changed and remain the best of any nz company .
The next quarterly report out very soon is likely to show fantastic results.
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P.S-my buy order at 1.60 wasnt filled but suspect there will be more opportunities to pick up more nzo in the next 2 weeks
You maybe right. From my own observation the market usually sell down an oiler aggressively if they fail a drill, with or without good oil production. This is evident with BPT and other oilers in Aussie.
If it goes below $1.60 the next support is $1.50.
Well i slept alot better last night now that i have sold my NZO.I'm not a smart person like most of you guy's.I don't know much so i look for advice in different places,like here.What i like about these sites how no one's ego's get in the way and how honest everyone is.But what would i know i'm easly fooled.
p.s sorry about the spelling.