Is the nadir yet to come in our feverish bourse? The AllOrds has caught a severe case of pneumonia from the ailing US economy – yet we think a large part of this malaise may be due to perception rather than reality, apart from our banks who stupidly spread their assets into US home loan Ponzi . . . → Read More: Stockbrokers plummeting
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 Comments are closed  Biotech, Economy, GreenE, GreenE, Shares  AllOrds, biotech, green energy, green stocks, Stocks So we’ve been busy. Working. Building. Dealing with immense toothache – why is it the pain stops after one makes the dreaded appointment? Blogging out at Blogshares (which is partially work-related as we survey the machinations and constructions of the blogiverse in all its manifestations). We must have checked out a couple of thousand or more . . . → Read More: Tis the time to bargain hunt One of our favourite innovative Australian world-beating companies, VCR, has reached an important milestone with the implantation of its 100th Ventrassist Left Ventricular Assist Device (LVAD) in a 27 year old man in Sweden. Maybe now some of our corpulent major instos and superannuation goliaths will see fit to throw a small, much deserved portion of Australians’ . . . → Read More: VCR makes a century Time to assess the treasure in preparation for reorganisation in view of serious impending opportunities. SNU floats on Tuesday, and we’ll be trying to buy as many as we can cheaply. We feel multiple bids might be in order to maximise our chances of increasing our holding as swiftly as possible. Seems as if most SAU . . . → Read More: Darlings of the Bourse And we’re off to a great Monday morning start, with the SAU SNU float closing early heavily oversubscribed. We have strong premonitions of a very exciting listing, and hope we do receive our total priority shareholder allocation. The market heads up after an initial small downward push – the chart target for today is 5890. Chartists of BPO . . . → Read More: V is for Volatility Great buying ops today. Slavishly, the ASX followed the Shanghai burst bubble and the DOW fall off. Our INL bid at 18.5c was filled and we’re now on the hunt for more bargains. Watching EVZ, AVX, AAQ, KOR, TRF and BLR closely. KOR hasn’t announced the date for entitlement for its 1.62 – 2 shares for 1 . . . → Read More: Correction, a Correction! What a week of stock triumph this has been! Not only does BLR go through the roof, giving us a nice 4 bagger if we so chose, and we don’t, but our little modest star, TRF defines a sizeable high grade magnetite resource. It closes today at 63c which makes it a 3 bagger for us . . . → Read More: UUU … Go U Little Beauty Today we decide to sell our WMT before they drop off, which they duly do. Half the funds we use to buy more EVZ, which is likely to do extremely well very soon, especially leading up to and perhaps beyond its March 1 report. Revenue is on target, and decent profit upgrades should be announced. Maybe . . . → Read More: Biting the Bullet |
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