Ann: Phils Hill Drilling Commenced, page-365

Cheers for the post

nothing much in the broker data to be alarmed about...confirms my previous post that retailers are the majority trading; there hasn't been massive volume days to spark alarm bells either positive or negative

data really just shows speculators moving in and out; delays from the weather didn't help but that was out of managements hands but it's reflected in the share price with momentum lost and traders becoming impatient and moving elsewhere.

Not long ago PUR was seeing majorly wild swings even during the day leading up to our own EM survey news and when CHN was booming; so it's nice to see a more settled form of trading.

have said it before but people on here need to get out of the PUR bubble, take a step back and look across the market from nearology to broader markets to get a sense of why things are sometimes happening but also understand there are many different players and most days it's traders taking punts for one or two pips in price movement. (6.0c to 6.1/6.2c) and when there's a few too many like it seems to be lately you get the ones who didn't get their sell target now selling down to cut losses as it's their "rule".

A lot here don't understand the traders side of things as many who posit regularly on the specific stock thread are more investors so hopefully that insight helps some understand things a bit better and not not jump at every shadow that appears.