Yourjack, that was probably why it slipped yesterday. USD 57 mln is not that much in the big picture. No idea if seizing Ferro would be remotely possible--I guess anyting is possible in Ukraine, but that seems like a stretch.
Onedb1, again see your point... Hold or buy, heh heh. The dip surprised me a bit, but it happens. Antonio, so far it's weathered the storm. Kind of old news unless there is really something new. Had my panic attack already a week ago. Shrug. Haven't seen anything on this since last month so I'd be more watchng world demand/production than worrying about politics for now.
onedb1, what are you thinking re 130? I thought it was going to go past 130 too.. was thinking like you... It's not enough to say it's lost momentum--but you can see by my earlier posts that I was going back and forth to begin with. Anyone following China closely on this?.
Hung in there and thought we might break through... still hanging.
I can see that, onedb1. Looks like last week's news didn't slow anything down... I'm watching it though... a bit nervous still.
Nobody out there? Trying to look at the long run, but any comments welcome.
Bank of Finance and Credit--possible arrests... yeah, I am getting worried. I posted this on another forum, but I don't see any answers over there yet. My big question--which is I guess the question everyone should have is how or whether the reputational issues are going to drag this down. I've had a couple of locals pull media articles for me from the Ukrainian press, and it looks like this is going to get ugly. So should I be panicked? I am more exposed than I like, but I've always liked this stock. But what would be a worst case scenario? What if Zhevago gets charged? Is the core business far enough from the bank issues to keep rolling? Or is this the real reason behind the "sell" recs? (Apart from Deutsche, of course, which has almost always said buy).