Looks to me as though the Ni exposure with a gold hedge has been...

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30/05/19

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Originally posted by redbackrules: ↑

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Firstly, I only even consider the price of Nickel in Australian dollars. Expenses and profits are only in Australian dollars for Australian companies.

Back to the question asked. I am back in WSA now. The reason why I prefer WSA over IGO is because of the growing disparity between the IGO SP over the WSA SP. Some might say IGO is a better stock. But why then has this disparity only become more evident in the last 9 months of so.

In the same time period (9 months) look at the aggregate short position changes for both IGO and WSA.

In MY Opinion WSA is being played as a short to help cover an existing short on IGO. When the players have made enough they will close out or even play the position in reverse again. This would bode well for WSA and not for IGO.

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Looks to me as though the Ni exposure with a gold hedge has been preferred of late. IGO is also better run. To, it has delivered on forecasts better than WSA in the last coupe of reporting cycles.

Last edited by Lithos: 30/05/19

WSA Price at posting: $2.21 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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