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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


Joined: Oct 24, 2007 Posts: 35
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Posted: Wed Dec 12, 2007 2:53 am Post subject: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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I've been doing ok this year on the asx focussing on oil and alternative energy stocks (about 50% return). I thought this would be a good place to discuss any PO related investments people are making atm share market or otherwise.
Geothermal:
GDY has given me 19% this year
Wave/Desalination
CNM is around 130% this year
Solar
DYE made me around 35% before I sold and bought back in at 1.38 for a current 5% loss but overall gain.
Oil
CVN is doing really well at about 75% in the last 4 months.
BPT which i bought on the first major sub prime related dip i've got 34% on
My next purchases besides accumulating more of the above will probably be EMR (oil) at 11c although i'll have to hold for at least 6 months to see any decent return, maybe URO which is indian geothermal at 18c, PCL which is more long term oil at 4c and ARQ who have incredible acreage in the Canning Basin at 1.40.
Will finally get around to picking up some gold stocks too.
What is everyone else doing - any leads? |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


Joined: Oct 24, 2007 Posts: 35
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Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2007 6:18 am Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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oo CVN went up 20% today before closing 15% up  |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


Joined: Oct 24, 2007 Posts: 35
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 10:38 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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CNM has doubled since i mentioned it on the 12th  |
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dust_farmer Tar Sands


Joined: Nov 24, 2007 Posts: 26 Location: south OZ , sheep/wheat zone
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Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2007 11:36 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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you trading or investing?
I'm sitting on my hands until the correction comes. |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


Joined: Oct 24, 2007 Posts: 35
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Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2007 10:00 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| dust_farmer wrote: | you trading or investing?
I'm sitting on my hands until the correction comes. |
A little of both. Buying on dips is easy money atm and I'm sitting on a couple I believe in (or have earnt too much profit on) for at least the 12 months cap gains reduction (this will be nail biting for some that aren't already getting on.). I don't believe we'll get a massive correction for some time and I've made enough that a serious initial correction won't erode my profits too much. ie I can take an unexpected 20-30% hit as a sell out sign and not worry too much as i've had several multibaggers this year.
I'm not saying we're not overdue a correction btw, just that there is still time to play.. And I'm working to a 3 year PO SHTF timeline.
More optimistic than some, But I've also got to take care not to be too doomerish and miss out on prevailing opportunities.
That said I will be stocking up on gold ASAP because i highly doubt the market is going to last like this another 12 months. |
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dust_farmer Tar Sands


Joined: Nov 24, 2007 Posts: 26 Location: south OZ , sheep/wheat zone
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:22 am Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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I've never seen the attraction of gold but if it works for you go for it. I'll never get in to trading as I'm to risk adverse, besides I like real assets - Agricultural Land.
If you can grab hold of mondays australian (31/12/2007) and look at page 26 in the pure speculation colomn by robin bromby. It just about covers all the main points of whats happening except PO. The second paragraph just about says it all "considering all the carnage now being unleashed, the forecasts remain suprisingly calm" Now if newspaper reporters can see there are problems around then the problems must be due.
I actually do want a major correction as I want to buy in to energy as in the long term it will be such a money spinner. |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


Joined: Oct 24, 2007 Posts: 35
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Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 10:24 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| dust_farmer wrote: | I've never seen the attraction of gold but if it works for you go for it. I'll never get in to trading as I'm to risk adverse, besides I like real assets - Agricultural Land.
If you can grab hold of mondays australian (31/12/2007) and look at page 26 in the pure speculation colomn by robin bromby. It just about covers all the main points of whats happening except PO. The second paragraph just about says it all "considering all the carnage now being unleashed, the forecasts remain suprisingly calm" Now if newspaper reporters can see there are problems around then the problems must be due.
I actually do want a major correction as I want to buy in to energy as in the long term it will be such a money spinner. |
I read that article, yeah it's good. I've been looking at Prime Ag which is looking to capitalise on the soft commodity boom... buying up a couple hundred million worth of agricultural land. Also been looking at agricultural land to buy privately but don't have the spare cash for anything really. I mean it's easy to buy an acre or two with nothing on it out in whoop whoop.. but nothing close to civilisation with a house already on it in a price range i'm able to afford..
I bought some EMR (oil) at 8.8c too - see where it goes in April. Bit of a punt. |
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dust_farmer Tar Sands


Joined: Nov 24, 2007 Posts: 26 Location: south OZ , sheep/wheat zone
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 6:03 am Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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EMR definietly falls into the high risk / reward catagory but in the long term I think those companys that have producing assets may be ones to buy.
Decent farm land is not going to get any cheaper as there has been some major changes in demand in the last few weeks as a big monster has jumped on to the scene in the last few weeks. A company called Glencore based in switzerland has started advertizing to lease land on the west coast and mid/upper north here in south australia and they want land. They are looking at 100,000 acres on the west coast as well as another 100,000 in the mid/upper north and that is just going to throw a solid floor under land prices. I also believe they are looking for land in other states as well.
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


Joined: Oct 24, 2007 Posts: 35
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 8:44 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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I wrote a long reply last night but the bloody forum ate it.
Bit of a shitty day today, good time to buy some with solid fundamentals.. only real question is whether you can get them cheaper tomorrow or the next day
Bleck.. lost a fair bit of profit but i'm long on most stuff so until I start losing actual money i'm not really worried. I bought more CVN today.. probably could get a better price tomorrow but not too worried. Their oil isn't going anywhere. |
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dust_farmer Tar Sands


Joined: Nov 24, 2007 Posts: 26 Location: south OZ , sheep/wheat zone
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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 9:32 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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thinking of buying some woodside or maybe some electisity generator company of some decription in the near future but I don't think there is any reason to rush as all the stock markets are going down at the moment and when they stop falling it's going to be a slow climb back up.
It's almost funny watching the sharemarket at the moment as I deal with sheep and cattle every day and the share market just looks like another bunch of herd animals at the moment. By that I mean passive leaders and active followers. everyone are watching every one else and following their lead, and no one thinking for them selves. |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


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Posted: Mon Jan 21, 2008 10:37 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| dust_farmer wrote: | thinking of buying some woodside or maybe some electisity generator company of some decription in the near future but I don't think there is any reason to rush as all the stock markets are going down at the moment and when they stop falling it's going to be a slow climb back up.
It's almost funny watching the sharemarket at the moment as I deal with sheep and cattle every day and the share market just looks like another bunch of herd animals at the moment. By that I mean passive leaders and active followers. everyone are watching every one else and following their lead, and no one thinking for them selves. |
Yeah, no real need to buy today unless there is an ann imminent. Plenty of buying opportnity this week and next no doubt.
yes herd behaviour... "When a large group of people gets together the collective IQ drops below the IQ of a single individual" |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


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Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 10:38 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| solarpoweredlasers wrote: |
My next purchases besides accumulating more of the above will probably be EMR (oil) at 11c although i'll have to hold for at least 6 months to see any decent return |
Ok so it was 5 months, not 6.. it hit 21c a couple of days ago and i've made 109% .. would have been a lot more but the operator of one of their big drills has delayed till August otherwise i'd be sitting on a *massive* pot of money from the options. Cruel fate.. Oh well the results of a drill will be in within the next few days and it'll hopefully go up another 5c-10c if it's successful depending on how crazy people get and exactly how successful the drill is and i'll make out more than ok. I didn't get into URO/PAX.. or ARQ.. I waited until PCL drifted down a little further before getting in so am sitting on 22% on that.
Got out of BPT for a profit.. Got out of DYE for a small loss but overall profit but am looking at it again now it's drifted down into buyable levels.
CVN and CNM have are still very good to me. GDY has been roughly sideways..
Going to try EGO for a small pre results profit at 1.7c.. try and sell as soon as it hits 2.4 or somthing... about it really..
Whole portfolio has done about 60% in the past 6 months... good time to be in oil... if you've had the right entry and exit points of course. |
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solarpoweredlasers Tar Sands


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Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2008 5:02 am Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| solarpoweredlasers wrote: |
Going to try EGO for a small pre results profit at 1.7c.. try and sell as soon as it hits 2.4 or somthing... about it really..
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Too easy... Like taking candy from a baby. |
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kiwichick Tar Sands


Joined: Aug 02, 2008 Posts: 25 Location: berrigan NSW OZ
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Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2008 6:40 pm Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| this may be of interest BLG bluglass |
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Micki Light Sweet Crude


Joined: Dec 07, 2005 Posts: 1816 Location: Australia
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Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2008 7:41 am Post subject: Re: Australian peak oil related investments. |
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| solarpoweredlasers wrote: | | solarpoweredlasers wrote: |
Going to try EGO for a small pre results profit at 1.7c.. try and sell as soon as it hits 2.4 or somthing... about it really..
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Too easy... Like taking candy from a baby. |
Why don't you sell half at 100% and keep the rest for the long haul. It is really sweet when some of these penny stocks go up several 100% percent. But if you take out the money you initially invested, you don't have to worry so much if thing don't play as well or fast as hoped.
I sat on EWC for over 3 years and then bagged round 500% when James Packer bought in. Had I not sold the lot I could have got double that. _________________ Lets take a ride, and run with the dogs tonight
In suburbia
You cant hide, run with the dogs tonight
In suburbia
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