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From: | "nick" <helmett@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Sat, 18 May 2002 20:54:33 +1200 |
I am not
convinced by this falling trend argument. For a few days after the
placement of new shares was announced any new buyers would have payed a lower
price BUT the lower price was an illusion. The price was lower but they were
also buying a smaller slice of the company, they were actually paying a higher
price!!
The
shares were always destined to go to around .55-.56 cents which made them
theoretically around the same price as before the announcement. This
is why i think the wedge was dubious, at least to start with, there was bound to
be a sinking in price to around .55 .56 cents.
However once the "wedge
like object" was in place it became a self fulfilling prophesy. We all knew the
price was going to explode due to all the publicity this stock, and wedge was
recieving. When the general market picked up it was a pound to a penny that AUO
was going to sprint out of the traps.
I
was so confident on this one that i bought the day before the price took off,
for .54 there was so much interest it was bound to happen. I sold a third
of the shares yesterday at .65 and am still holding the rest.
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