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I cannot predict things you cannot choose to see. Lol
But seems to me he/she/it gets tremendous pleasure from my middle finger all the time.
But seems to me he/she/it gets tremendous pleasure from my middle finger all the time.
tonylim ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 18:11) Posted:
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Hope for a good close at DOW tonight. Next Monday can gap up like this morning.
You mean MetalTrader is a " she" , a woman?
ynnek1267 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 17:34) Posted:
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devil only got evil soul. My happinness is from other depresssion. Wahahahahahahhaah!!!!!!!!!!
Macadangdang ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 17:29) Posted:
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Be a kind soul, take a bit of your winnings and buy her some anti-depressants. Lol.
ynnek1267 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 17:22) Posted:
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Metaltrader Wilmar forecast ---- Today is raining day.
But to Wilmar supporters like me is sunny day. Wahahahahaahahahah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ynnek1267 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 12:39) Posted:
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Wilmar up up and away.
900+lots buy up @3.55 after closing market. GOOD!!!!!!
This new gave a chance for shortist pump & dump since the day before, Wilmar already moved to correction.
Anyway, recovering now.... next week is last week of Nov. after that, we will move to traditional year end window dressing till end of CNY.
tonylim ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 16:27) Posted:
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last 30 minutes. Hope it can shoot as high as possible.
Nov 19 (Reuters) - Wilmar International Ltd jumped over 3 percent to a nine-month high after Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded its recommendation on the stock, while Singapore's benchmark index snapped a three-day winning streak.
BofA Merrill Lynch said a recent call for tender by Indonesia's state oil company Pertamina to buy three million tonnes of biodiesel in 2014 triggered the upgrade to a " buy" rating and a lift in target price to S$5.00 from S$3.90.
" The latest biodiesel policy in Indonesia will benefit it greatly," BofA Merrill Lynch said in a note, but cautioned that quicker-than-expected rise in palm oil prices or a sharp decline in diesel price would pose risks.
Wilmar shares jumped as much as 3.4 percent to a nine-month high of S$3.65, headed for their biggest daily gain in three months. Wilmar was the best performer on the index
BofA Merrill Lynch said a recent call for tender by Indonesia's state oil company Pertamina to buy three million tonnes of biodiesel in 2014 triggered the upgrade to a " buy" rating and a lift in target price to S$5.00 from S$3.90.
" The latest biodiesel policy in Indonesia will benefit it greatly," BofA Merrill Lynch said in a note, but cautioned that quicker-than-expected rise in palm oil prices or a sharp decline in diesel price would pose risks.
Wilmar shares jumped as much as 3.4 percent to a nine-month high of S$3.65, headed for their biggest daily gain in three months. Wilmar was the best performer on the index
ynnek1267 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 12:39) Posted:
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Yayayayaya. Forecast? like weather forecast, sunny or rainy day??? Wahahahahaahhahaah!!!!!!!!!!!!
MetalTrader ( Date: 21-Nov-2013 22:43) Posted:
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If CPO price can stay above 2600 and above in next whole 2014. 4 dollar is the minimum price.
With the profit from mature sugar business, Wilmar position better in coming year.
lglg666 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 11:56) Posted:
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During the last year run....about the same pattern, hit 3.60 then dropped back to 3.49 then charged right back up to test and break thru the 3.60 barrier. This year....with things looking much much as compared to last year then this 3.60 thingy won't be a problem. I'm looking at higher level than last year 3.90 :)
lglg666 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 11:28) Posted:
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Still running strong....
lglg666 ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 11:07) Posted:
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Run willy run
Compared to their own country palm oil giant IOI. Wilmar is definitely a top pick, PE 12.5 VS PE 27.5, which mean if Wilmar listed in KL, price will be 7 dollar!!!!. SGX, lousy exchange
http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/IOI:MK
Octavia ( Date: 22-Nov-2013 09:00) Posted:
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Maybank Kim Eng?s top picks with Wilmar (Buy, TP $4.30).
KUALA LUMPUR: Crude palm oil (CPO) prices are expected to trade as high as RM2,750 a tonne early next year due to more palm oil-based biodiesel use, said LMC International Ltd chairman Dr James Fry.
"The price gap between crude petroleum and CPO favours more consumption of palm biodiesel," he told the 1,000 delegates at Malaysian Palm Oil Board's (MPOB) International Palm Oil Congress (PIPOC) 2013, here, yesterday.
Since production of palm biodiesel is profitable, oil companies in Indonesia and Malaysia have started to mop up CPO from the market to blend with regular diesel.
MPOB data shows that for the first 10 months of this year, biodiesel exports rose sevenfold to 140,676 tonnes from the same period a year ago.
Fry reiterated his long-held view that palm oil prices would continue to be highly influenced by petroleum prices.
Yesterday, Brent North Sea crude oil for January rose 18 cents to US$108.24 a barrel. At the same time, the third-month benchmark palm oil futures on the Malaysian Derivatives Market went up RM73 to close at RM2,653 per tonne.
"If Brent crude continues to trade at the current level, I don't see wildly exciting changes in CPO prices. It may well rise in the months ahead to RM2,750 a tonne," Fry said.
On the prospects of CPO prices surpassing the RM3,000 a tonne-level, Fry replied: "Do bear in mind that there's a limiting factor as there's a major recovery in the supply of soft oils, like sunflower and rapeseed."
MPOB senior research officer Ramli Abdullah, in his presentation, said Malaysia's CPO production is likely to expand two per cent to 19.1 million tonnes this year.
"This is on the assumption of normal weather conditions, increased new plantings and more trees maturing and bearing more fruits," he added.
Read more: LMC chief: CPO prices may hit RM2,750 http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/articles/20131122004824/Article/index_html#ixzz2lKDbLqtt
"The price gap between crude petroleum and CPO favours more consumption of palm biodiesel," he told the 1,000 delegates at Malaysian Palm Oil Board's (MPOB) International Palm Oil Congress (PIPOC) 2013, here, yesterday.
Since production of palm biodiesel is profitable, oil companies in Indonesia and Malaysia have started to mop up CPO from the market to blend with regular diesel.
MPOB data shows that for the first 10 months of this year, biodiesel exports rose sevenfold to 140,676 tonnes from the same period a year ago.
Fry reiterated his long-held view that palm oil prices would continue to be highly influenced by petroleum prices.
Yesterday, Brent North Sea crude oil for January rose 18 cents to US$108.24 a barrel. At the same time, the third-month benchmark palm oil futures on the Malaysian Derivatives Market went up RM73 to close at RM2,653 per tonne.
"If Brent crude continues to trade at the current level, I don't see wildly exciting changes in CPO prices. It may well rise in the months ahead to RM2,750 a tonne," Fry said.
On the prospects of CPO prices surpassing the RM3,000 a tonne-level, Fry replied: "Do bear in mind that there's a limiting factor as there's a major recovery in the supply of soft oils, like sunflower and rapeseed."
MPOB senior research officer Ramli Abdullah, in his presentation, said Malaysia's CPO production is likely to expand two per cent to 19.1 million tonnes this year.
"This is on the assumption of normal weather conditions, increased new plantings and more trees maturing and bearing more fruits," he added.
Read more: LMC chief: CPO prices may hit RM2,750 http://www.btimes.com.my/Current_News/BTIMES/articles/20131122004824/Article/index_html#ixzz2lKDbLqtt