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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Voltalia Ord Shs VLTAF

Voltalia SA is a France-based holding company engaged in the renewable utilities sector. It designs, develops and operates electric power stations in numerous countries, such as France, French Guyana, Brazil, Greece and Morocco. The Company generates electricity using a variety of renewable energy sources. These include wind, water, biomass and solar power. In addition, Voltalia SA specializes... see more

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Voltalia Ord Shs > THE HARDER THE FALL, THE GREATER THE BOUNCE
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Post by banx on Feb 23, 2013 11:58pm

THE HARDER THE FALL, THE GREATER THE BOUNCE

Another tough week for Resource stocks.

Volta slipped 4.5 cents a share and lost $7 million in value.

The large drop in the POG aided and abetted the downward descent.

All investors in Volta can agree on one thing: The greater the fall in the share price, the greater the upside gain when the current cycle reverses itself.

IMO, the buyers at these levels have a lot to look forward to.

 

 

 

House Bought $Val Ave Sold $Val Ave Net $Net
79 CIBC 424,256 140,842 0.332 263,000 89,330 0.34 161,256 -51,512
13 Instinet 181,804 59,281 0.326 45,000 14,384 0.32 136,804 -44,897
80 National Bank 173,000 57,120 0.33 50,000 15,848 0.317 123,000 -41,272
19 Desjardins 58,750 19,323 0.329 400 120 0.30 58,350 -19,203
46 Macquarie 53,000 18,114 0.342 0   53,000 -18,114
29 Casimir 121,000 40,758 0.337 77,000 24,830 0.322 44,000 -15,928
124 Questrade 39,200 12,492 0.319 0   39,200 -12,492
33 Canaccord 58,450 19,754 0.338 37,500 13,330 0.355 20,950 -6,424
15 UBS 21,000 7,321 0.349 2,000 770 0.385 19,000 -6,551
7 TD Sec 491,300 161,767 0.329 478,130 164,125 0.343 13,170 2,358
22 Fidelity 12,000 4,140 0.345 0   12,000 -4,140
9 BMO Nesbitt 254,000 81,280 0.32 242,600 78,612 0.324 11,400 -2,668
88 Credential 8,200 2,908 0.355 0   8,200 -2,908
83 Mackie 5,000 1,575 0.315 0   5,000 -1,575
90 Barclays 4,500 1,417 0.315 0   4,500 -1,417
39 Merrill Lynch 21,500 6,957 0.324 17,000 5,418 0.319 4,500 -1,539
85 Scotia 125,100 42,003 0.336 121,403 37,716 0.311 3,697 -4,287
36 Latimer 1,250 412 0.33 0   1,250 -412
82 Stifel Nicholas 9,815 3,047 0.31 8,660 2,820 0.326 1,155 -227
57 Interactive 1,150 368 0.32 112 35 0.313 1,038 -333
99 Jitney 25,000 8,714 0.349 24,500 8,222 0.336 500 -492
123 Citigroup 430 153 0.356 300 96 0.32 130 -57
121 Jennings 100,000 32,000 0.32 100,000 32,000 0.32 0 0
75 MGI 0   6,500 2,405 0.37 -6,500 2,405
65 Goldman 0   7,800 2,940 0.377 -7,800 2,940
62 Haywood 0   10,000 3,600 0.36 -10,000 3,600
2 RBC 226,100 71,612 0.317 260,700 85,165 0.327 -34,600 13,553
14 ITG 0   50,500 16,001 0.317 -50,500 16,001
1 Anonymous 351,500 115,217 0.328 591,500 193,811 0.328 -240,000 78,594
59 PI 100,000 31,500 0.315 472,700 148,497 0.314 -372,700 116,997
TOTAL 2,867,305 940,075 0.328 2,867,305 940,075 0.328 0 0
Comment by ALLEN4 on Feb 24, 2013 12:45pm
Not always true, but I believe the thought will apply at least in the case of Volta.  I think the entire sector is about ready to turn around one should not quibble about two or three cents here or there;  Here is a link to an article from Clive Maund published today.  I like it because about a week or two ago he published an extremely bearish article on the POG and gold stocks ...more  
Comment by abc523 on Feb 25, 2013 6:00am
Allen I must say I agree with the large majority of your analysis, including this most recent post. Volta seems to move lockstep with gold which is at almost peak bearishness levels it seems.   Here is a link to Volta and Nugget overlayed: The relationship appears to be almost perfect. https://www.google.com/finance?q=NUGT&ei=skErUaCNBu7I0AHndA This is an EXCELLENT obsevation allen ...more  
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