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Tue, 26 Jan 2016 01:51:09 +1300Phorum 5.2.10/forum/read.php?17,34403,34403#msg-34403BULK Warren (Prez or VicePrez) for Sale? (no replies)
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DrPierreHazedoneasOffers to TradeSun, 27 Sep 2015 11:46:09 +1300/forum/read.php?17,34038,34038#msg-34038US.DEM16.WARREN Buying 1224@0.0200 (1 reply)
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I think these two stocks are great to hold together.
NZ1.BOP.NATS
Selling 20 @ 0.2958
NZ1.BOP.NOBOP
Selling 19 @ 0.2085]]>PK_OpulenceOffers to TradeSat, 16 Mar 2013 18:19:30 +1300/forum/read.php?17,19802,19802#msg-19802David Cunliffe to be on the Labour Party Front Bench on 1 March 2013 (no replies)
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LanthanideOffers to TradeWed, 20 Feb 2013 21:28:50 +1300/forum/read.php?17,19463,19463#msg-19463German election markets (no replies)
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I'm very interested in trading the German election markets, but current volume is unfortunately quite thin. Is there anyone here who thinks that the current prices (around 60% SPD, 40% CDU) are roughly accurate or even underestimate the likelihood of a change in the party control of the chancellorship? I'm looking to go long on Merkel/CDU and would like to do so in a bit more volume than what's currently on offer (up to 1000 shares right now, maybe more later). I'd be willing to offer up to a 5% markup on the current price level as an incentive for anyone who's willing to commit to selling me the full amount. Any takers?]]>RoestigrabenOffers to TradeMon, 10 Dec 2012 03:04:44 +1300/forum/read.php?17,17788,17788#msg-17788Maurice Williamson to go by Budget Day (1 reply)
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I have a huge buy order in (2400 stocks) at 5c - so this is a good opportunity if someone wants to short this.
As far as I can tell, this is pretty much certain to close at 0 so it's a "safe bet" for anyone looking to make 5% in under two weeks.
I would stay in but I want to withdraw the cash.
Buy order will stay in for a few days but if no one snaps some up then I may cancel the order and wait until close.]]>GizmoOffers to TradeTue, 15 May 2012 12:22:31 +1200/forum/read.php?17,17384,17384#msg-17384Cheap US politics stocks (2 replies)
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Update: these orders are no longer available.
I'll soon be going overseas for a couple of months, and want to reduce the size of my portfolio as much as possible before then. I have the following orders for a range of US stocks at very favourable prices for whoever picks them up.
Missouri Republican primary
See this thread for details, but Romney currently has 50% of the awarded delegates and is expected to get a much greater proportion of the remaining ones (Santorum is second with 30%, followed by Paul with 17%). Pretty much guaranteed to be a Romney win. Results should be available June 3 New Zealand time, so these offer a 4-5% return over a month (which is a 60-80% annual return).
This has leant Republican in the past, though has been becoming less so, and McCain only won it by 10% even though it was his home state. Recent polling has shown it's very competitive (of the last two polls, one had Romney +2 and one had Obama +2), so the Republican candidate to win seems overpriced.
The Democratic candidate has won by 0.5%-16% in the last three elections, but this has been steadily growing (it was 16% in 2008). Polling has Obama 8-12% ahead.
Nebraska (a very Republican state) has three congressional districts. After recent redistricting, NE-1 and NE-2 may be competitive, however NE-3 is very Republican - much more so than the state as a whole. Considering Nebraska itself will almost certainly be won by Romney, NE-3 is a fairly secure investment.
Republican candidate to win NE-3: Sell 150 at $0.96$0.934 Democratic candidate to win NE-3: Buy 100 at $0.04$0.06]]>hmonkeyOffers to TradeThu, 03 May 2012 23:29:40 +1200/forum/read.php?17,14075,14075#msg-14075Selling 52 RWC.Odlins plaza @ 0.9750 (2 replies)
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I'm the bastard that snapped this stock up. 2.5C margin for anyone willing to buy and hold until the contract closes, probably within 1-2 weeks I guess.
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Buy Labour: 500@ 0.2210
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As others have mentioned, would be great if we could have a new section on the forum for negotiating trades and/or advertising big bids and asks in the order book.]]>hidnOffers to TradeWed, 11 May 2011 14:07:45 +1200