General Discussion, page-1414

All of last week the heads traded, IMO, exceptionally above the normal high Bollie Band pattern (20,2) to the next-higher pattern (20,3).

But, again IMO, each day’s closing SP of the Oppies – TMGOD - with a year to run @ an Exercise price of 3.0 cents, has been “lagging” behind the heads – i.e. with an unexplainable negative intrinsic value – i.e. at an av. Gap of 3.4c below the heads (3.1 on 2 days, and 3.4 - 3.6 on the other 3 days)

rather than

with a normal difference – of, IMO, ~ 2.3-2.5c - representing the intrinsic value “built in” (for the remaining 1-year time value component) = to LESS THAN the 3.0 cents exercise price.
i.e. with the heads CP yesterday of 8.1 the Oppies s/b trading @ 5.6 to 5.8, instead of 4.5.

Another criterion – for deciding what SP to bid at on Monday, for the Oppies, given the extraordinary rise in the heads SP this week, IMO too far, too fast, as I’ve said in a recent post. Post #: 78795824

is to consider whether the trader-heavies will

1) on Monday or Tuesday, conduct a sell-off in the heads – maybe back to as low as 7.4 – the previous highest high mentioned in that post.

I’m currently sitting as a bidder for some Oppies – as 2^nd & 3^rd of 4 bidders @ 4.3, the only bidder @ 4.2, and the 1 ^st of 2 @ 4.1.

i.e. these bids could all be sold into very quickly – perhaps in 1 or 2 swoops – to my detriment, due if the heads get swooped on too, down to 7.4, the Oppies will then likely trade @ 3.9 (7.4 less the av. diff of 3.5 mentioned above).

Or

2) not sell off heavily, in which case 2 of my 3 current bids may get filled, to my satisfaction.

What are other posters opinions? –about what they would do in my circumstances.

I love this stock – its got a huge future given it’s fundamentals both here in Oz @ Wild Cattle Creek, and to a greater extent, at their Utah Antimony Canyon Project.