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59 minutes ago, Leroy Peterson said:

in my head hot copper was like reddit for Financial Review subscribers. ...except no one makes money off reddit.

The interesting thing with hot copper is that many of the "most discussed" stocks (88E and FAR being examples) were massive money makers for people on the site over the last year or so that I've been watching the forums. As I said before, HC doesn't make the market, but certainly where there's smoke there can be fire.

88E headed for another nice open in anticipation of short term news. It needs to be very good news or I think we will see a drop from the substantial build up, even if the news is positive.

22 minutes ago, UNR33L said:

Still thanking my dad for buying me commonwealth bank shares 16 years ago with some inheritance, I made a whole $60 out of that one ;)

your dad should have bought breast implants with inheritance. that what everyone else seems to do with it.

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40 minutes ago, Leroy Peterson said:

good day for 88E. birds must be hitting that refresh button constantly.

I ain't daytrading it...you can set price change alerts with the commsec app :)

Price increases are great, don't get me wrong

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But as a long termer they are annoying temptations to sell and take profit, and also a reflection of potential over-anticipation from holders...do not want on the cusp of potentially good long term news.

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