Directors are not selling. It is being manipulated by syndicates. They are just transferring from left pocket to right pocket. JAG is being controlled by experienced traders (one of the investment banks). Just be patient. =)
If directors are selling again, just make some if can and leave.. Means they are not business minded and have shareholders in mind Mercenaries......own pocket only... Beware. Hope they are not...
Not a positive sign. For the past few days, buying volumes had dropped significantly. With such a huge volumes traded every day especially last 2 days, im expected drop tomorrow with high possibility.
Guys... look at the volume and movement. PE is 100. Good result announced already. The sharks are leaving and will only come back when it fall back to original 11 cents
hom3boy, if u got enough capital no need to worry, u can average price when it go bottom, just hold for medium to long term, i didn't mention any buy call, so i didn't set trap to anyone, i just give my personal opinion only... :-D tomorrow up up up...jag... :-D :-D :-D
I think different ppl buy and sell... Buyers buy from ppl who want to sell it... After some time impatient ones will no longer stay... And when the timing is right, the price will rocket up... Look at krono...
RW Laminate, u can't blame just because i say up up up, u can see since i start say up up up here, this QR profit and revenue increased, but not reflect to share price, so u should blame jag management and not me, are you agree? :-D next week up up up...jag... :-D :-D :-D
Copper prices rise after strong U.S. economic data
By Christopher Alessi
Published: May 19, 2017 5:16 a.m. ET
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Copper and other base metal prices rose Friday morning on the back of strong U.S. economic data.
The price of copper on the London Metal Exchange was up 0.53% at $5,613 per metric ton in midmorning trading.
The spot price of gold, meanwhile, continued its upward swing, climbing 0.36% to $1,250.20 a troy ounce on Friday morning, boosted by a weaker dollar.
The Labor Department reported yesterday that initial jobless claims, a proxy for layoffs across the U.S., fell last week, a further sign the labor market is tightening. At the same time, manufacturing activity across the mid-Atlantic expanded this month, according to an index released by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
Taken together, the upbeat data has given copper prices "a bit of a lift, " said William Adams, head of research at FastMarkets.
Mr. Adams said copper was also helped by a weakening dollar. Metals, which are priced in dollars, tend to gain in value when the dollar is weak. The WSJ Dollar Index, which measures the dollar against a basket of currencies, was down by 0.23% at 89.03 Friday morning.
Copper had been under pressure in recent days as investors dumped riskier assets amid political turmoil in Washington. Prices were also held down by waning investor confidence in China's economic growth prospects. The base metal, which recently gave up its entire 2017 gain, started to rebound last week before again losing traction.
"The short term choppy price action should continue for now," according to a note this morning published by Marex Spectron. "It remains futile to search out the bigger structural trade for now at least," the report said of the base metals market.
Gold, which until recently had been losing value as European political risk subsided, continued a slow recovery in response to the declining dollar. Prices for the precious metal have also been held back because gold has priced in an expected interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve next month.
Among precious metals, silver was up 0.90% at $16.72 a troy ounce, platinum rose 0.33% to $935.65 a troy ounce, and palladium rose 0.33% to $767.05 a troy ounce.
Among base metals on the LME, aluminum was up by 0.07% at $1,925.5 a metric ton, lead rose by 0.31% to $2,078 a metric ton, tin was up by 0.47% to $20,335 a metric ton, zinc rose 0.41% to $2,552 a metric ton and nickel rose 0.10% to $9,185 a metric ton.
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ga yau! ga yau! ga yau!...up up up...jag... :-D :-D :-D