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From: | "winner69 ." <wwinner69@hotmail.com> |
Date: | Mon, 20 May 2002 07:40:38 +0000 |
Snoopy in his efforts to convince Phaedrus that he looks at some charts the wrong way brought up Baycorp Advantage. Snoopy said "There has been discussion on the forum about the price falling and whether the current price reflects a suitable entry point. What chart would you look back on when making your decision? Baycorp or Data Advantage? Perhaps you look at both separately? Or perhaps my solution which is looking at a combined chart based on both previous charts is the way to go?" You lost the plot or something mate? or just trying to wind Phaedrus up again? I am a bit worried about things burning holes in your brain - hate you to lose it altogether? Hope it is trying to wind Phaedrus up or else you are your ignorance of the situation. Only one answer to the quaestion you posed. You would have to look at the BCA (renamed from DAD) chart which goes back some years in Australia and only back to December in New Zealand. Why? Data Advantage 'took over' (some say a merger) Baycorp by issuing shares to the Baycorp shareholders. Baycorp does not now exist on either exchange. Data Advantage changed their name to Baycorp Advantage - that is the entity punters now have an interest in. I don't think for a moment that you thinking of buying BCA shares Snoopy but if you were at today's close of $3.63 in Australia you would want to wait before becoming too excited and jumpin in. I wouldn't have a bar of soap of it at the moment. The long term BCA chart would show that there is little support levels below where the price is now. BCA (or DAD as it was) floated at $3.00 some years ago (mid 19980 - amazing what can happen over time. _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- To remove yourself from this list, please use the form at http://www.sharechat.co.nz/chat/forum/
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