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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Western Wind Energy Corp V.WND

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Post by dirac on Dec 10, 2009 7:48am

report

Can somebody  post the Loewen Ondaatje report ?
Comment by alimomen on Dec 10, 2009 9:24am
Don't have the full report but on the website it says buy with a target of $4.10
Comment by Laine1 on Dec 10, 2009 9:45am
Not sure where the "revised target" is.....Lowen, etc. has hada buy with a target of 4.10 for the past year.
Comment by windyguy on Dec 10, 2009 1:46pm
The revised Loewen report says based on the PG&E acquisition of the nearby property of 246 MW for over $900 Million, the more advanced 120 MW Windstar project of Western Wind may hold the same third party value of $3.66 Million per MW or $439 Million.The report concludes that Windstar alone is worth $7 per share.WG
Comment by alimomen on Dec 10, 2009 1:54pm
That is great!  All that is left is the announcement that financing is in and there will be another surge.  It looks like people are taking profits today.  I can imagine why.  A tonne of us have been steadfast in our resolve with this company and have been tempted many times to just get out but we stuck at it.  Now that there's some profit why not take it out??I say ...more  
Comment by eljoro on Dec 10, 2009 2:06pm
If this ultimately hits $4.00 (again!), like I think it can then whether you bought back in at $1.84 or $1.64 will become irrelevent. In the immeduate term I understand how the price fluctuations can be a bit maddening but longer term (assuming management can execute the plan) this week's movements are background noise.Been holding since $2.10, El Joro
Comment by Xtrykr0 on Dec 10, 2009 3:45pm
Consider averaging down if need be. The PG&E announcement is very promising. Now it's up to WND to step up to the plate and take a swing at it. Even with the profit-taking, WND is holding its own. Sell orders are pretty thin $1.70 onward. If it can hold about $1.50 in the coming weeks, consider it a step up that WND will hold till the next leg up.
Comment by mapmaker on Dec 10, 2009 4:16pm
sold at 1.76 and bought at 1.84?We've all done that. (sold then bought higher)I thought it was going to go for another rise after people had time to review what happened.Looks like she is going to settle out at 1.75 maybe top out at 1.78 for the night.you never know whats going to happen in the stock market. One trick i use is only buy half of what i want to buy, if i am unsure of how a stock ...more  
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Comment by Xtrykr0 on Dec 23, 2009 9:22am
Panic selling
Comment by dsark on Dec 23, 2009 9:49am
I think it was a correction from the high (~4.30) that found support at the 2.25 range.  Problem is as it was correcting, the financial crisis hit and scared the living %#! out of most investors.  Normal correction + financial crisis = panic selling.  
Comment by eljoro on Dec 23, 2009 11:28am
Also, at the time there was an unsolicited offer to buy Windstar for about $228M (about $4/share)...when the offer came out the shares spiked. The company (rightfully, in my opinion) announced that they would not be selling Windstar for that because they valued it much higher longer-term. Accordingly the wind (pardon the pun) came out of the sails for the share price (this was spring ...more  
Comment by lunderk on Dec 23, 2009 1:26pm
Not to mention the Price of oil was increasing exponentally  and there were guesses upwards of $200 a barrel and everyone was looking at alternatives all at once.~~Lunderk
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