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Salute
    24-Mar-2011 16:47  
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sorry, didnt'notice your posting

I have bn worrying about china counter's acc.

last yr, it's profit/rev(dun rmember well, though is important) was 54mil. it's so fast too quick, other wise a drop from near S$1.60 to $1.25 is  a good buy

secondly, I don't have enough money, buy into Noble

thridly, just heard from the media the jet fuel demand might be affected ard this time.

those vested. great increase.

New123      ( Date: 23-Mar-2011 11:28) Posted:

Is it good entry price for this counter?

Salute      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 11:46) Posted:



not cynically against your updating, but there are doubts which I raised in my posting and see if you know the reason.

Not to disagree if you are so confident in it and price will go back, but at this moment, so, open for discussion. If you don't know the reason. it's alright.I have those doubts and hope to get answers  that's all.

  of course, you have your way of investment


 
 
FAGuru
    24-Mar-2011 16:20  
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True. Long 25 lots today. Expect to hold for a while for  this counter  to go up. One of the better China company nowsadays  with transparency and clarity after the 2004 incident.
 
 
Strikeprice
    24-Mar-2011 11:59  
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Yes, if u  have the patience for  Long and if the world oil situation does not deteriorate. Currently,  the stock price  is holding quite nicely couldn't be a much better time and price  for entry.
 

 
New123
    23-Mar-2011 11:28  
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Is it good entry price for this counter?

Salute      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 11:46) Posted:



not cynically against your updating, but there are doubts which I raised in my posting and see if you know the reason.

Not to disagree if you are so confident in it and price will go back, but at this moment, so, open for discussion. If you don't know the reason. it's alright.I have those doubts and hope to get answers  that's all.

  of course, you have your way of investment.

cserchung      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 11:03) Posted:



Mr. Timothy Bullock  joined CAO in 2008  after the " Chen Jiulin" scandal in 2004.
Mr Hayood portfolio is  good and with his vast experience in the Gas and Oil industry, he will  help CAO to diversify their business scope and grow.
China accounting practises in general is always in question by the public. Does this means that every  China listed company is questionable and advise not to be invested? I beg to differ.
Majority of the people will follow where the " general"   herd goes and the " general" herd will follow where the latest news goes. Different people will buy or sell stocks basing on their own trading/investment plans.
There is a reason to your quesion and it will be revealed soon by keeping this stock price and news from CAO  in  your radar.
Personally, my only comment is that CAO wil be a cash cow moving forward.


 
 
Salute
    04-Mar-2011 11:46  
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not cynically against your updating, but there are doubts which I raised in my posting and see if you know the reason.

Not to disagree if you are so confident in it and price will go back, but at this moment, so, open for discussion. If you don't know the reason. it's alright.I have those doubts and hope to get answers  that's all.

  of course, you have your way of investment.

cserchung      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 11:03) Posted:



Mr. Timothy Bullock  joined CAO in 2008  after the " Chen Jiulin" scandal in 2004.
Mr Hayood portfolio is  good and with his vast experience in the Gas and Oil industry, he will  help CAO to diversify their business scope and grow.
China accounting practises in general is always in question by the public. Does this means that every  China listed company is questionable and advise not to be invested? I beg to differ.
Majority of the people will follow where the " general"   herd goes and the " general" herd will follow where the latest news goes. Different people will buy or sell stocks basing on their own trading/investment plans.
There is a reason to your quesion and it will be revealed soon by keeping this stock price and news from CAO  in  your radar.
Personally, my only comment is that CAO wil be a cash cow moving forward.

 
 
cserchung
    04-Mar-2011 11:03  
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Mr. Timothy Bullock  joined CAO in 2008  after the " Chen Jiulin" scandal in 2004.
Mr Hayood portfolio is  good and with his vast experience in the Gas and Oil industry, he will  help CAO to diversify their business scope and grow.
China accounting practises in general is always in question by the public. Does this means that every  China listed company is questionable and advise not to be invested? I beg to differ.
Majority of the people will follow where the " general"   herd goes and the " general" herd will follow where the latest news goes. Different people will buy or sell stocks basing on their own trading/investment plans.
There is a reason to your quesion and it will be revealed soon by keeping this stock price and news from CAO  in  your radar.
Personally, my only comment is that CAO wil be a cash cow moving forward.
 

 
Salute
    04-Mar-2011 10:08  
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the previous non executive director was also a BP ang moh, is Hay better than Timothy.

just wonder why the company buy in share 1100 lots shares around $1.50 ard 20/2/11  and then after in 2 days price dropped to $1.32 just before the result, was then readily came with the checking trend on the accounts of china listed companies.

\The recent result report is darn good, why the price still not bounced back reasonably.

You have any idea?

cserchung      ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 09:18) Posted:

With Mr Alan Haywood as the Non-Executive Director of CAO(BP nominee director of CAO) watching their back, it will be ok.

Mr Haywood is  currently the

Price will be trending up very soon.  President of Downstream Gas and Head of Commercial Development at BP Integrated Supply and Trading. He is responsible for the development of strategy and long-term commercial ventures across BP’s supply and trading portfolio and leading BP’s downstream gas development. He is also responsible for the provision of analytical support for trading and for the management of BP’s response to regulatory change.


 
 
cserchung
    04-Mar-2011 09:18  
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With Mr Alan Haywood as the Non-Executive Director of CAO(BP nominee director of CAO) watching their back, it will be ok.

Mr Haywood is  currently the

Price will be trending up very soon.  President of Downstream Gas and Head of Commercial Development at BP Integrated Supply and Trading. He is responsible for the development of strategy and long-term commercial ventures across BP’s supply and trading portfolio and leading BP’s downstream gas development. He is also responsible for the provision of analytical support for trading and for the management of BP’s response to regulatory change.

 
 
Salute
    03-Mar-2011 23:39  
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remember the history of this company, is the profit reported geniune?

bsiong      ( Date: 24-Feb-2011 18:26) Posted:

China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corporation, the largest purchaser of jet fuel in the Asia Pacific region, today announced a net profit of US$54.7 million ($70 million) for the full-year ended 31 December 2010 (FY2010), up 21% from FY2009.

The increase in net profit was mainly driven by significantly higher profit contribution from CAO’s key associated company, Shanghai Pudong International Airport Aviation Fuel Supply Company. Profit contribution from SPIA was US$35.8 million, up 71% from FY2009, mainly due to gains from higher revenue as a result of gradual increases in oil prices during the year higher refuelling volume and lower finance costs.

Total jet fuel trading volume for FY2010 was a record high of 7.17 million tonnes, up 17% from 2009. The group’s gross profit which was derived from the supply and trading of jet fuel and trading of other oil products was US$29.7 million, 3% lower than 2009. This was mainly due to less favourable conditions in the oil trading market and higher procurement and storage costs which resulted in lower gains from trading activities.

The Board of Directors has proposed a tax-exempt final dividend of $0.02 per share.

 


 
 
Eri.Zakie
    03-Mar-2011 17:21  
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Same sentiments... Hopefully we are right

cserchung      ( Date: 03-Mar-2011 15:05) Posted:



It is time to enter......great stock.

 

 
cserchung
    03-Mar-2011 15:05  
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It is time to enter......great stock.
 
 
krisluke
    25-Feb-2011 09:48  
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CAO: Slightly lower 4Q results, Rev at US$1.6b +38.7%yoy with net profit of US$10.0m -5.5%yoy. Despite higher sales in 4Q, less favourable trading mkt conditions, higher procurement and storage costs eroded already thin margins leading to a decrease in gross profit of 19.7%yoy, at $4.0m.

Full yr profit at 54.7m up 21.0%yoy. Full yr operating profit was -14.1% at $18.0m, most of the profit increase coming from associate Aviation Fuel Supply co. Dividend of 2c declared translates to approx 1.5% yield.. Co expects jet fuel demand to increase steadily due to increased passenger traffic with economic growth. Currently not covered by any analyst.
 
 
bsiong
    24-Feb-2011 18:26  
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China Aviation Oil (Singapore) Corporation, the largest purchaser of jet fuel in the Asia Pacific region, today announced a net profit of US$54.7 million ($70 million) for the full-year ended 31 December 2010 (FY2010), up 21% from FY2009.

The increase in net profit was mainly driven by significantly higher profit contribution from CAO’s key associated company, Shanghai Pudong International Airport Aviation Fuel Supply Company. Profit contribution from SPIA was US$35.8 million, up 71% from FY2009, mainly due to gains from higher revenue as a result of gradual increases in oil prices during the year higher refuelling volume and lower finance costs.

Total jet fuel trading volume for FY2010 was a record high of 7.17 million tonnes, up 17% from 2009. The group’s gross profit which was derived from the supply and trading of jet fuel and trading of other oil products was US$29.7 million, 3% lower than 2009. This was mainly due to less favourable conditions in the oil trading market and higher procurement and storage costs which resulted in lower gains from trading activities.

The Board of Directors has proposed a tax-exempt final dividend of $0.02 per share.

 

 
 
lorong8
    13-Jan-2011 05:51  
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lorong8      ( Date: 13-Jan-2011 05:46) Posted:

bullish on this counter :)

 
 
lorong8
    13-Jan-2011 05:46  
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bullish on this counter :)
 

 
commando
    16-Dec-2010 07:23  
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ya buy aviation oil
 
 
krisluke
    15-Dec-2010 23:32  
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aviation oil
 
 
commando
    14-Dec-2010 14:25  
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buy oil
 
 
alexchia01
    09-Dec-2010 13:10  
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Today is a Good Day to Buy ChinaAOil.

Business: Jet Fuel Procurement, International Oil Trading and Oil-related investment; in ASEAN countries, Far East and America.

Now Trading at $1.56.

1. In an Uptrend Channel with potential High of $1.80.

2. Just Bounded Off its support Level at $1.52.

3. Price still below 30MA and 50MA.

4. MACD is about to cross and move up.

5. Stochastic already crossed and almost midway up.

6. Company Gives Regular Dividends.

7. Revenue and Cash Flow increase QoQ, while Profit Decreases.

8. Company and Directors have been Buying up the company shares since beginning of this year.

Grade: 8.

Stop-Loss Below: $1.515.

Target Price: $1.80.

More on my Blog at Alex Trades.

This is just my personal analysis. You invest at your own risk.

Good luck.


 
 
pharoah88
    23-Aug-2010 13:32  
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