LYC update ; rare earth anti chinese monopoly play LYC on ASX Not many big reserve, big companies outside of China that have access to rare earths right away and are producing... Its a simple political play
LYC - LYNAS - rare earth anti chinese monopoly play as the title says, china is once again applying restrictions like they did in 2010, low and behold we have the same price structure! these plays are cyclical for sure. they sorted their Malaysian issue recently, at least for awhile. i expect their move back to Australia will be facilitated by the western powers...
The Heikin Ashi candlestick pattern suggests a recent trend reversal to the upside, as indicated by a series of green (upward) candles. The chart displays a consolidation pattern within a falling wedge, which has been broken to the upside, hinting at a potential bullish reversal. Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) show the price is currently above the 20,...
Welcome to RiskMastery's Red Flag Stocks - Stocks with bearish potential. In this edition, we'll be looking at ASX:LYC ... I believe this code is at a point of potential volatility. If price can hold below $5.95 ... Bearish potential may be unlocked. My key downside targets include: - $4.78 (Conservative) - $2.93 (Medium) - $1.665 (Aggressive) ...
ENTRY: 11.39 SL: 10.70 TP: 12.28 - ADX<20. Would like to be higher. - Daily RS +ve - Daily FFI +ve - Weekly RS +ve - Weekly FFI -ve - Moving averages are aligned - Breakout down-trendline and resistance with high volume today
If break H&S pattern sell at retest. Target might be the low of the significant green bar previously that hasnt really tested before. Relative strength crossed and flipping to downside. Volume starting to increase signify incoming volatility. H&S neckline price range is 23% to downside before finding support with Selling Climax and range bound Tighter SL can be...
ASX:LYC Lynas Rare Earths Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the exploration, development, mining, extraction, and processing of rare earth minerals primarily in Australia and Malaysia.
STOK HEALTCARE YANG BELUM GERAK LAGI. case makin meninggkat, price belum gerak. tayor ! R1: 0.280 R2: 0.310 R3: 0.340 R4: 0.370 S1 : 0.250 S2 : 0.230 S3 : 0.210 S4 : 0.190
LYC is just on the verge of breaking its resistance at 6.40. So there are two possibility. Either it comes down to 6.30 and bounce back to break R1 or break R1 in sometime. Jump before you are lateies
stock is ready for next leg , not see any resistance disc: invested for educational purpose
In the business of rare earths extraction, processing & development in Australia & Malaysia (risk). As things heat up with China (who controls rare earths globally) this bears watching. The price is close to the long term trend line. Support & resistance zones in red dotted lines
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There are winners and losers in every fight. There are the direct winners of the fight, the ones who lay knock out punches. Then there are losers, those that land bruising blows on their competitors. But there is another class of winners often forgotten; the winners who while the fight is happening pick up the gold teeth and wallets lost by the pugilists. Lynas...
Its got so much overhead i think theyll take her into new lows tbh
Update to the idea posted on 27 September. As expected and noted the $1.80 region got tested. Fundamentally nothing has changed, we are in a down trend and I still expect the price to go down to $1.425, at which point I will be scaling my long term buys in. This is not withstanding the fact that LYC is still a good swing trade option, as per my call last week...
MONTHLY IS OBVIOUSLY BEARISH DUE TO FUNDAMENTAL NEWS, FINDING SUPPORT ON THE 0.618 FIB LEVEL CURRENTLY. FUNDAMENTALLY A SAFETY REPORT OF LYNAS OPERATIONS IN MALAYSIA WILL BE RELEASED IN 3 MONTHS. WE SHOULD SEE SOME BUY PRESSURE AT THESE LEVELS NEXT WEEK BUT I EXPECT FURTHER DOWNSIDE TO THE 0.786 FIB REGION WHERE MAJOR SUPPORT IS. I BELIEVE THE REGION AROUND...
As demand increases for rare earth metals, deep sea mining gets second look www.japantimes.co.jp