Ultra-short term moves for a pip or 2 are almost certainly of...

Ultra-short term moves for a pip or 2 are almost certainly of zero interest of the big boys whom are accumulating this at the moment imo

One only needs to look at the broker data today (which shows the first 2 days since the acquisition announcement)

The biggest net buyers and all professional broking houses & the largest net sellers are retail via CommSec & Finex etc

This is exactly how the register tightens up as the stock is soaked & put away by the network of the vendors imo

The largest Net Buyers are:
- Bell Potter +800,000 shares
- UBS +529,880 shares
- Argonaut +300,000 shares
- Shaw +175,000 shares

This is in contrast to the largest Net Sellers being:
- FinEx -472,753 shares
- Third Party -422,856
- CommSec -223,108

For those who saw the MEI broker data very early on, you'll remember Bell Potter, UBS & Argonaut & Shaws were all very aggressive net buyers also.

I am loving what I am seeing, and yes, wouldn't it be amazing to be green every day, but that's not how the world works.

The Net Buying by the big boys only goes to further tighten what was imo an already tight register.

James Bay is the place to be at the moment for Lithium & Tolga/Jody partnership have done it before with PMET/PMT

Let's see what happens in the coming weeks & then boots are on the ground over in Canada.

Goodluck all & DYOR - this is all imo