Just bought into this stock, anybody else a shareholder?

Interesting trades todat, not having any of mine at these's prices.
SW whats the load down on MMS?
cyril
ps. CHL breaking out, news expected next week.

Interesting auction at SKR on Friday. our buyer is getting impatient now imho.

with lead and zinc rising MMS assets will now be viable, news due there anytime as well.

MMS-Please translate

A good move to the upside here.

nice uptrend starting to develop ahead of news.

share price up 1.25 today.
Looks to be based largely on director buying

and another 1.5 today to 15.75

lot of director buying going on

Well,they are certainly on a roll at the mo.,up now by 50% since low of 12 on 21 June.

but a real tiddler with cap of only 27m, which makes trading dangerous.
at least it's a SETS stock, so if you have L2, you should be able to trade quite well inside the published (wide) spread

something funny going on with SKR.
Considerable buying interest(over 2,000,000 buys and 500 K sells),but stock down by 1 (7%)

shaking for stock.

bought some more today, a few tranches as expect news is imminent.

3 lots of centres testing for phos acid, so a bit of competition to get it done.....

S W Looks like you made the right call on this one .

http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/posts.php?tid=14368#lastread

sod off

I can't understand the price movement on SKR. There has been a good deal of buying interest of late, but price marked down significantly (5%)
Buys 217 k,sells 20k
Obviously,there are other factors here,but what are they?

A good report but still awaiting the lab assessment.
cyril

A loss of $7.2 m,but presumably better than expected judging by some buying

The reason of buying is the target of 1M tonnes will be achieved and cash still on good supply..............


Half Year results today, with target of 1M tonnes will be achieved, as 634,000 tonnes of ore mined was announced with results, Cash of US$ 26,157,000 on the bank

A closing comment by the chairman from todays results.


The medium term outlook for the phosphates sector remains positive as world prices have started to rise again with benchmark US Gulf DAP now above US$300 per tonne. The industry is confident that volumes will be restored as the autumn markets pick up. The underlying fundamentals of food demand and population growth in Asia remain unchanged, and the project is well positioned, with good infrastructure in place, to benefit from growing local and regional markets.




Teck Soon Kong, CHAIRMAN

15 September 2009