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Any comment for ABTERRA?
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keepnosecrets
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04-Jan-2010 14:47
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O yeap, this counter backed by strong supporters. I want to buy and will not sell until I am satisfied with the price it commands and the business demands for its goods. | ||
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yonghow
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04-Jan-2010 14:42
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i'm confidence with this baby ~ Good start in 2010 ~ ! 
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keepnosecrets
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04-Jan-2010 14:35
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I am saying the same with iPunter. Everyone wants your money as much as you want theirs. Are you stronger? Ask yourself in all kinds of betting. If you think you are, you won't be speculating. You will be eating up people's money. So be kind to yourself.
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blurblurman
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04-Jan-2010 14:17
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keep in watchlist ... | ||
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iPunter
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04-Jan-2010 12:04
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Wa, you stroke me... Hoping I will give tips on what to buy... If I know what to buy, I will be better off buying myself first... Let me tell you this... I will be no more credible if I tell you what to buy... Because I had always been telling people not to play with shares... Always remember this: In the stock market, "Not Losing Is Already Winning" , this is a long-term truth. This is the best tip you can get anywhere..  |
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AnthonyTan
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04-Jan-2010 11:27
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hi iPunter hope u can share share the few other gold nuggets. Tks, good luck and all the very best to u. Cheers
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iPunter
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04-Jan-2010 11:19
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There are quite a few other gold nuggets around too... 
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hotokee
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04-Jan-2010 10:44
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I believe Abterra will be one of the hot favourites of stock punters in 2010. And the target price range 10 cents (after CNY) to 30 cents. Above that I dasre not say.. | ||
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erictkw
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04-Jan-2010 10:13
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Good start to the new year. Surely a strong sign of interest. 
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MisterSmith
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31-Dec-2009 15:58
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This has to be e real black gold .. | ||
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erictkw
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31-Dec-2009 12:08
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Wu la la.... more 4k lot buy up at 0.045. Nice..... Definitely confidence is picking up.
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ezy123
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31-Dec-2009 11:41
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Where To Invest In 2010 * Commodities I’m extremely bullish on the commodities sector. I expect commodity prices to head higher for two main reasons: (1) Increasing demand due to a rise in economic activity. Economies around the world are doing much better. The U.S. reported positive GDP growth for the third quarter, so we could be out of the recession. Germany and France could also be coming out of the recession. And the economies of China, Brazil, and India are once again running strong. This will lead to an increase in demand for commodities like oil, copper, grains, etc. A steady supply of commodities is needed to keep the engine of economic growth running. (2) The prospect of higher inflation. America has a national debt of over $12 trillion. And deficit spending is out of control. I agree with Bob Irish and Andrew Gordon that the government’s policy will be to inflate their way out of this problem. Washington can simply fire up the printing presses and print their financial obligations away. All that extra money in circulation should lead to higher inflation down the road. Keep in mind that America was not the only country to dump money into its economy in order to save it. Many countries did it. Because of this, many major world currencies are destined to see high levels of inflation. The explosion in global money supply could lead to a decline in the value of all paper money around the globe. Investors everywhere are having less and less confidence in fiat paper money that’s not backed by anything. As a result, they are jumping into commodity investments to protect themselves. To protect against inflation rearing its ugly head in 2010, you want a portion of your portfolio allocated in commodities. I suggest you look at energy, agriculture, metals, and even commodity-rich foreign markets. Oil is certainly the lifeblood of our society. Gasoline made from crude oil is still the cheapest and most efficient fuel for our vehicles, and demand for gasoline is not going away any time soon. Oil is now an alternative currency to paper money and will rise as the fiat currencies lose their luster. Oil demand is increasing in emerging markets like China and India. Plus, the worldwide supply of oil is running thin and it’s getting harder and more costly to get oil to the consumer. I expect oil prices to head over $100 per barrel in 2010. I like the prospects for clean energy. This industry includes wind farms, nuclear power plant operators, and solar stocks. Governments around the world are offering tax breaks and other incentives to encourage clean energy use. This opens up significant potential for investors to profit. Agriculture prices are poised to blast higher. The world’s population continues to explode and food demand is constantly increasing. The standard of living in developing nations is rising – and that will push food prices even higher. I expect higher prices for food. There will be plenty of opportunities to profit by investing in raw food commodities and the fertilizer producers. Prices for metals are poised to head higher due to growing demand. The industrial metals (copper, aluminum, and silver) will see strong demand as economic activity picks up. And gold will head higher as people lose faith in paper currencies and turn to gold as an alternative currency. (Remember, gold can’t be produced out of thin air on a printing press.) I expect gold to continue to hit new highs in 2010. I predict that gold will head well over $1,500 and silver will head over $20 per ounce. There is also an opportunity to take gains in select commodity-rich economies. I like Brazil and Australia. These are just two of the countries that will benefit from a continued bull market in commodities. Yes, I’m bullish on commodities. But in case the economy weakens or the dollar strengthens, it’s important to diversify your portfolio with other asset classes. That said, utilities, technology, and health care are three additional sectors that I expect to perform extremely well in 2010. complete article and author links http://bestpennys.com/Blog.cfm?ID=609 ------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi guys very interesting article above, which i just picked up. I was watching the stock market news just last night when alot of mention about the demand of sugar for the India market. The lack of supply of corn due to weather condition predition that coffee might just move up a few cents. And I think don't quote me for year 2010 we would see the US dollar and oil moving hand in hand different from previous years when either one drops or goes up. Good investing and may the year tiger push the market up for 2010. ezy.... Penny Stock tutorial www.bestpennys.com Stock Market tips www.stockmarketwatch.info Disclaimer…The subject matters expressed above is based purely on technical analysis and personal opinions of the writer. it is not a solicitation to buy or sell. |
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blurblurman
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22-Dec-2009 17:19
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watching this counter |
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erictkw
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22-Dec-2009 17:00
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1 transaction of 4k lots at 0.045. Seems like interest is accumulating.
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Laulan
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18-Dec-2009 13:08
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Oh, my ghosh, mistaken. Tks for the clarification.
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erictkw
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18-Dec-2009 12:25
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Just for info. Thermal coal is used in power generation, while coking coal is used mainly in the production of steel and other industrial applications.
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Laulan
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18-Dec-2009 11:37
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Coking coal seems to be in strong demand towards end of year. More energy needed because of cold winter. Suggest buy some to keep warm. Hehe. | ||
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erictkw
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18-Dec-2009 11:23
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Coking Coal Shortage in China to Spur Demand Fight With Japan
By Bloomberg News Dec. 18 (Bloomberg) -- China, the world’s largest steelmaker, faces a shortage of coking coal that may drive imports next year and spur a fight for resources with Japanese and South Korean mills, two Chinese industry groups said. “Domestic demand for coking coal will rise moderately next year, while global demand may gain faster, intensifying competition,” Wu Chenghou, senior adviser of the China Coal Transportation and Distribution Association, said in an interview. China’s coking coal imports rose 12-fold this year, boosting sales of BHP Billiton Ltd. as the government closed smaller, unsafe mines. Prices may jump by between 23 percent and 38 percent in 2010, as global demand rebounds from the deepest recession since the 1930s, according to Macquarie Securities Group, JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Morgan Stanley. “China doesn’t have enough domestic supply to meet increasing demand from its steelmakers,” said Zhang Bochun, secretary general of the Hebei Coking & Chemical Industry Association. Mills would “compete with foreign rivals,” he said in an interview. Chinese imports in 2010 may be similar to this year, Zhang said. Hebei province buys the most coking coal in China, according to industry researcher Mysteel.com. The nation’s $586 billion stimulus spending is spurring automakers and property developers to buy more steel, leading Baoshan Iron & Steel Co. and Chinese mills to expand coal consumption to feed furnaces. Intense Competition Import demand by China, the world’s biggest coking coal buyer after Japan, may rise 5.6 percent to 38 million metric tons next year from an expected 36 million tons this year, Macquarie analysts led by Jim Lennon said in a Dec. 15 report. Domestic coal prices in the nation may increase 14 percent next year, Citigroup Inc. said in a Dec. 4 report. Japan’s purchases may jump 14 percent to 58 million tons, and South Korea’s demand may rise 17 percent to 21 million tons next year, Macquarie said. “BHP and other suppliers may add exports to Japan and South Korea because demand is picking up there,” said Zhang Weifang, a Shanghai-based analyst of Mysteel.com. “The Chinese would probably have to pay higher spot prices, compared to their foreign rivals who would pay lower contract prices.” China would be demanding more high quality hard-coking coal in the future as it expands mills, BHP Billiton said in a September slide presentation. The nation this year “emerged” to fill a demand gap for coking coal, the world’s largest mining company said. World’s Worst Mines The Chinese government started closing small coal mines in 2008 to improve their safety records after 3,770 workers were killed in 2007, making the mines the world’s deadliest. China produced 705.1 million tons of coking coal last year, according to Beijing Antaike Information Development Co. Congestion on railways is also boosting imports by steelmakers which have furnaces near ports, said Mysteel’s Zhang. These mills may get 20,000 tons to 30,000 tons of coal monthly by railway, she said. A ship can carry 70,000 tons, and take just half a month from Australia to China, she said. Benchmark contract prices may surge to $180 a ton from $129 a ton, Macquarie forecast. JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley expect prices to jump to $160 a ton. Steel demand growth in China will outpace supply in 2010, Deutsche Bank AG said Dec. 11. Steel output may exceed 600 million tons next year, after reaching a record 570 million tons this year, the China Securities Journal reported Dec. 17, citing Ma Guoqiang, general manager of Baoshan Steel Co., the nation’s largest steelmaker. --Helen Yuan. Editors: Tan Hwee Ann, Indranil Ghosh. To contact the Bloomberg News Staff on this story: Helen Yuan in Shanghai at hyuan@bloomberg.net Last Updated: December 17, 2009 11:01 EST |
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ekekeg
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16-Dec-2009 13:53
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If this counter is properly nurtured, it will bring in riches beyond one's wildest dreams. True, if prospects are good and their business is expanding, it could even go to 30 cents once confidence in the company is built. Now 4.5 cents, then trade up to 30 cents, every1 wb rich! Lol. | ||
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henrykay
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16-Dec-2009 12:49
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hehe thanks for the clarification. |
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