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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m
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Hulumas
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24-Mar-2010 14:54
Yells: "INVEST but not TRADE please!" |
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Blue chip is an exception.
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pharoah88
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24-Mar-2010 11:44
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In this seasOn of 1Q 2010, there are lots of Bargain Hunting. | ||
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ozone2002
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24-Mar-2010 11:27
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accumulation @ 60.5 waiting for the fireball.. |
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ozone2002
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24-Mar-2010 10:26
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so good can buy on the cheap..60.5 |
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pharoah88
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24-Mar-2010 09:28
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TOP VOLUME CHART TODAY
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ozone2002
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24-Mar-2010 09:26
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waiting for ausgrp to breakout from its ascending triangle pattern with resistance @ 615.. break that..it will FLYY.. dyodd | ||
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pharoah88
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24-Mar-2010 09:23
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S$0.615 dOne + S$0.03 | ||
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ozone2002
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24-Mar-2010 09:18
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vested 60c.. do a quicky..hee | ||
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ozone2002
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24-Mar-2010 09:11
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burst in vol ..burst in price.. consolidating for the longest time/.. |
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pharoah88
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19-Mar-2010 16:13
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How is this Alcoa news related to AusGroup? | ||
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ozone2002
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19-Mar-2010 15:21
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Alcoa Gets Energy Chill From Australia’s $130 Billion Gas BoomBy Rebecca Keenan and Jason Scott March 19 (Bloomberg) -- Australia is attracting more than $130 billion of investment in some of the world’s richest natural gas fields to supply buyers in Japan and China. Domestic customers, including Alcoa Inc., will have to wait. Alcoa’s stalled alumina refinery expansion in Western Australia “will not be back on the agenda until we can secure long-term competitive gas supply,” Michaela Southby, a Perth- based spokeswoman for the biggest U.S. aluminum producer, said in an e-mailed response to questions. The project may cost $4 billion, according to a 2008 estimate by ABN Amro Holding NV. Royal Dutch Shell Plc plans to deploy a production vessel larger than an aircraft carrier off the coast of Western Australia to feed the liquefied natural gas boom that may see annual exports hit almost A$40 billion ($37 billion) by mid- decade. The state’s gas shortage will last to at least 2020, hindering mine projects, according to the DomGas Alliance. “You have all this energy and gas but most of it’s exported,” said Peter Arden, a Melbourne-based mining analyst at Ord Minnett Ltd., a JPMorgan Chase & Co. affiliate. “It’s going to be a really big cost input for the whole of Western Australia, especially the miners who rely on it for power.” Alcoa, the biggest user of gas in Western Australia, gained 4.8 percent to close yesterday at $14.46 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading. The stock has dropped 10 percent this year. Alumina is used to make aluminum. LNG is gas chilled to liquid form for shipping. Fourfold Jump New York-based Alcoa suspended a plan to double capacity at the Wagerup refinery more than a year ago because of the financial crisis and gas supply constraints. Gas prices in the state, the source of half Australia’s commodity exports, rose almost fourfold in the past decade and may keep rising until supply becomes available, said consultant ACIL Tasman Pty. “The prices that are being asked will certainly preclude the development of a lot of future projects,” Tony Petersen, chairman of DomGas, a user’s group that includes Newmont Mining Corp. and Fortescue Metals Group Ltd., said in an interview. More than 1,000 mine sites operate in Western Australia, which generates 70 percent of the nation’s exports to China, the biggest buyer of raw materials. The nation is the largest shipper of iron ore, alumina, lead, zinc and coal. It ranked sixth among LNG exporters in 2008. Mining magnate Clive Palmer’s Australasian Resources Ltd. and Atlas Iron Ltd. and are among companies planning at least A$50 billion of projects and expansions in Western Australia and will be competing for gas. Apache Explosion Atlas’s power requirements after 2014 “are a real issue,” David Flanagan, managing director of the Perth-based company, said in a response to e-mailed questions. An explosion at Apache Corp.’s Varanus Island gas plant cut almost a third of the state’s supply in June 2008, closing mines, refineries and processing plants. Apache and the A$27 billion North West Shelf gas fields, in which Shell is a partner, account for about 90 percent of the state’s supplies. “This is the irony: Australia has only got less than 2 percent of the world’s gas reserves, yet we are striving to be one of the world’s biggest LNG exporters,” Mike Shaw, energy manager of Alcoa’s Australian unit, said in an interview. “There is very little happening on the domestic gas front.” Alcoa is spending as much as A$140 million to find new gas supplies, according to its Web site. It owns 20 percent of the 1,600-kilometer (994-mile) Dampier to Bunbury gas pipeline. ‘Plenty of Gas’ There are some “serious issues in trying to manage gas supply,” Premier Colin Barnett said March 8. “If we were to have a very rapid increase in demand, it would be tight.” To be sure, more domestic gas will become available from the projects being built because Western Australia’s government has mandated that the equivalent of 15 percent of LNG from export projects be reserved for domestic use. “There is plenty of gas out there and where there is firm demand from credible customers, it will be delivered,” Tom Baddeley, director of the West Australian unit of the Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association, said in a March 17 statement. Citic Pacific Ltd., an arm of China’s biggest state-owned company, signed a supply contract last year with Apache and Santos Ltd. for its $4 billion iron ore project at Cape Preston. Apache and Santos last year won a four-year extension to their contract with Newmont Mining Corp. “Every change in gas price will affect the cost of producing whatever commodity is being mined,” Andrew Caruso, managing director of Australasian Resources, which is seeking to develop a A$3 billion iron ore mine, said in an e-mail. |
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Alligator
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06-Mar-2010 23:47
Yells: "learning from past " |
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guangguang
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06-Mar-2010 23:07
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May I know whether invest using cpf money and then getting loss after sell it, will we need to pay back by cash into cpf QA account for the money loss in cpf ? | ||
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pharoah88
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02-Mar-2010 11:05
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ShOuld pick up brOkerage stOcks. When trading margin is between S$0.005 and S$0.010, the stOck brOkerage actually makes mOre than the traders. |
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tanstg
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26-Feb-2010 14:18
Yells: "Learn as I trade and trade as I understand" |
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Buying back at low is always a good move by the management - it helps to stablize the counter price, improve investor confident-level as well as it benefit the mgmt when the price went up, UP and UP and away..... |
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viromics
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24-Feb-2010 21:53
Yells: "Trade for survival not for riches" |
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If there is no gOOd news, why do they want buy back? it is easier to push it down further than to pull it up at current market mood. I guess sth good is leaking ...and will see it up UP and UP |
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Joe2020
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24-Feb-2010 16:50
Yells: "I am the Oracle sent forth unto you that ye shall be warned" |
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Yeah Right, they bought at 0.585 and 0.590 @ 3,367,000 shares and they already sold at 0.6 & 0.605...you calculate how much profit they have made in a very short time?....These guys have agreement with broker firm they pay fixed trading fees.....Good Luck...Gorgon or no Gorgon....if you can make make fast.....
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pharoah88
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24-Feb-2010 16:15
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S$0.595 will be sOld Out sOOn. WHAT are NEXT NEXT NEXT TARGET PRiCES?
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pharoah88
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24-Feb-2010 16:13
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AusGrOup prObably gOt sOmething Xtra gOOd. Wednesday, 24 February 2010 15:48:38 S$0.585 BOUGHT from SELLER 1,000,000 15:50:18 S$0.590 BOUGHT from SELLER 2,367,000 BIG cOntract AWARD from gOrgOn !? |
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ozone2002
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19-Feb-2010 09:04
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57.5 not too late to join in the fun.. dyodd |
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