Post by
EnglishBay on Mar 31, 2021 12:16pm
Inital Trading
The TSX price is just following the ASX price around off the IPO.
The one disapointment I had with this IPO from the start was the low pricing at the bare minimum $0.20 level. While now having exposure to a more broad range of investor money on the ASX, the IPO did dilute the current share float - and very very cheaply at $0.20 (~$0.067 pre-split). You would think if managment had more confidence in what they have seen so far they would have lifted the IPO price closer to $0.30. Anyways, demand was very strong at the $0.20 level clearly and I think we're just seeing some very short-term profit taking from some smaller buyers of the IPO. Taking a quick 10-20% profit on their allotment and maybe, or maybe not, looking to buy it back at $0.20. Low hanging fruit at the end of the day.
Looking out longer-term than the day-to-day I think the ASX listing is still a very positive development for the stock. There is still pent up demand to buy on the ASX with a lot of investors waiting/watching the initial volatility and could easily run it back up to $0.30 without any assay results. A lot of people anxious for immediate results and a stock price boom, but this will likely take a couple quarters to get there.
Comment by
Chipshot2 on Apr 05, 2021 3:53pm
For the life of me I don't understand why this entity who sells through Anonymous contines to sell! It is beyond frustrating!! Chip
Comment by
martin95833 on Apr 06, 2021 7:45am
I think it's called price-rigging. I believe some part of the government is complicit. You can see it happening across all mining stocks and on the price of metals themselves.
Comment by
Chipshot2 on Apr 06, 2021 9:20am
And now today in the premarket we have 133000 shares on the ask below $.25. WTF?
Comment by
BueBoy on Apr 06, 2021 10:24am
Simple reasons. 1. Some holders are tired of waiting for news. 2. The recent raising allowed existing holders to dump stock at 23/24c and replace with new stock and a warrant at 20c. Why wouldn't you?