Danakali Share Discussion Threads

[2trying] 14/12/2007 21:53

now I would never be critical towards a fellow poster - nor would I be sarcastic - ( perish the thought )

but if you go to sharecrazy - find the profile of someone called "smiler23"

and assuming she is telling the truth ( as if that would be in doubt )

you will find she likes eating and clubbing , is 28 years old

and




wait for it




works for Network Rail

[alibongo6l2] 14/12/2007 21:32

chancer loves to shout and tell us all when Danky is up in the US. BUT she goes all silent when it falls.

Danky ended down c.8%. in the US.

I am sure chancer was going to tell us that very soon, werent you smiler ?

LOL !!

[jun2008] 14/12/2007 20:34

thanks chancer and cyberpost.

[cyberpost] 14/12/2007 20:27

Jun2008.. anyone can trade on it. Its similar to the PLUS market here in the UK (old OFEX). It is very popular. Lots of profitable companies use it as a cheap way of making a market in their stock.

[chancer6] 14/12/2007 20:24

You can trade stocks on it Jun but its a duffer and won't get any kind of volume on it. The forced sellers on the ADR's are more likely to buy on the LSE listing - IMO some may have already started buying judging by the surge in volume since Wednesday.

[jun2008] 14/12/2007 20:22

The OTC Bulletin Board is neither a "listed" market nor a "stock exchange." Instead, it operates as a voluntary electronic quotation system that allows market makers to enter quotations in a security and offers investors real-time access to quotes, last-sale prices and volume information in over-the-counter equities.

I just got this. Can investors really trade the stocks there? It seems that the board is only a quotation system.

[cyberpost] 14/12/2007 20:22

Its happened in the past, several times. A few years back it jumped 200% in one day here (when they sorted out their loans).... NADSAQ followed. I was holding at 40p some years ago. It jumped nearly 45% here first, NASDAQ followed. Just a few examples. Most of the time it follows the US but there have been plenty occasions where UK lead the way.

We will see whether the ADRs on OTC market follow the same track as they did on NASDAQ.

[chancer6] 14/12/2007 20:18

We've already witnessed it on Wednesday when the price rose by 70% here first! But we'll see!

[cyberpost] 14/12/2007 20:17

chancer, that remains to be seen.

[chancer6] 14/12/2007 20:13

The difference is that once the ADR's are de-listed off NASDAQ...the LSE price will take the lead.

[cyberpost] 14/12/2007 20:11

I should mention you can also buy the ADRs as well (on the OTC market). So effectively trade them in the same way as anyone has done on the Nasdaq.

[jun2008] 14/12/2007 20:03

thanks cyberpost.

[cyberpost] 14/12/2007 19:42

Jun2008. One can trade ADRs on OTC market. So those that havent sold on the NASDAQ can do so on the OTC market.

[jun2008] 14/12/2007 19:39

so, do you think they will sell off on monday?

[chancer6] 14/12/2007 17:18

Fletcher - another one for the filtered book - these derampers are getting rather desperate and angry....13 in the exclusive club now...it's their own stocks that have been tanking ala UVEL today. Serves them right!

[n s fletcher] 14/12/2007 17:18

Chancer /Smiler : "50k shares purchased @ 3.25p = £1,625"

Jun2008 : "I just bought 1k dnk"



ALL this energy wasted for such miniscule amounts. Very very sad indeed.

[n s fletcher] 14/12/2007 17:17

LOL !!


Chancer6 - 12 Dec'07 - 12:42 - 660 of 938

I'm going to hold on for 7-8 pence in the coming days

[chancer6] 14/12/2007 17:12

Correction: the 200,000 buy trade at 3.85p this morning got deleted and was replaced by the 300,000 trade. A total order for 300,000 shares and not 500,000 shares as previously stated!

[chancer6] 14/12/2007 16:50

Just 40K in sells on NASDAQ - everyone who wanted to sell before de-listing possibly done now. Still up 10%.