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You are partially incorrect. Ausgroup rely on mining industry as well. Mining industry recovery can support ausgroup price further and ensure turnkey project and maintenance project will be awarded continually.
pcxiao2008 ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 13:35) Posted:
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http://mobile.businessweek.com/news/2012-10-11/alpha-leads-coal-producers-higher-on-steel-demand-speculation
Good news to ausgroup as well.
17% jump of alpha natural resource last night. Shiok.
Good news to ausgroup as well.
17% jump of alpha natural resource last night. Shiok.
US market rallied,it will somehow bring up sg market, hope ausgroup will be one of the rally stock tomorrow?
Who bought Alpha after I posting here?
We have 25% profit now. Hope it stay till closing
.... Forget it. Who think my post has the value for reference, just take it.
After covering my cfd and keep share for long term, i have shifted my short term interest to NOL.
I maintain my view, so long as dual list plan is not fail, 49.5cents will be lowest, sucessful can go higher than 70 to 80 cents.
All the best to long term investors of ausgroup. My long term is 6 to 9 months.
After covering my cfd and keep share for long term, i have shifted my short term interest to NOL.
I maintain my view, so long as dual list plan is not fail, 49.5cents will be lowest, sucessful can go higher than 70 to 80 cents.
All the best to long term investors of ausgroup. My long term is 6 to 9 months.
Today sky is dark, 2morro sky oso dark...think is going to rain soon.
xin9999 ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 15:53) Posted:
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That's why is always good to buy at a price set to chiong then to buy and hope / wait for it to chiong.... the initial feeling is already not nice when it dropped after you bought. I hope you didnt buy at high price when distribution occurred.
it seems will not chiong today....
Stocks that could fare better with a Republican in the White House have bounced in the past week, just as Mitt Romney has done in the polls.
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“Certainly looking at a lot of key industries, the ones most aligned with the Republicans, like coal, have been doing phenomenally well. HMOs have been doing well,” said Jeff Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial.
CNBC created its own Obama and Romney portfolios, compiled from multiple sources. Those portfolios showed a similar trend, with the Romney portfolio gaining 0.7 percent since the debate, and the Obama stock portfolio down 2.7 percent in the past week. Year-to-date, the Obama portfolio leads, with a 12.2-percent gain, while the Romney portfolio is up 0.5 percent year-to-date.
Kleintop expects to see that Republican gain also reflected when he runs the data on LPL’s election index on Thursday morning. The relative strength index, run on a weekly basis, has been showing gains in Democratic sectors, particularly since the Supreme Court upheld the Affordable Care Act in June.
But last week’s debate was a clear turning point. President Barack Obama’s weak performance chiseled away his lead in key polls, and the industries that Democrats favor have also been sliding. The latest polls show a dead heat, with Romney gaining a slight edge. Gallup’s poll of likely voters shows the candidate tied at 48 percent each.
Republican-favored sectors could continue to gain as the election gets closer. “I would expect a shift but probably not a reversal of all the gains we’ve seen for all the Democratic sectors,” Kleintop said.
“Homebuilders are down about 5.5 percent since then. We have the diagnostic labs, health-care services companies down over two percent. We’ve seen some of the more Obama-favored industries underperforming the market. The market’s down about 1 percent since then, and the hospitals, health care facilities are down about 5 percent,” Kleintop said.
LPL’s Democrat-favored industries include health care facilities, food and staples retailing, gas utilities, health care services, life sciences tools and services, construction materials, homebuilding and construction and farm equipment. The GOP portfolio includes coal and consumable fuels, diversified financial services, oil and gas exploration, oil and gas drilling, managed care, electric utilities, specialty retail and telecommunications services.
In CNBC’s Romney portfolio, Arch Coal [ACI 6.86 --- UNCH ] and Peabody Coal [BTU 24.03 0.10 (+0.42%) ] are both up more than 10 percent since the debate, since Republicans are seen as bigger supporters of the coal industry. Eagle Rock [EROC 10.24 0.13 (+1.29%) ], a company involved in oil and gas storage, is up nearly 5 percent since the debate.
On the Obama list, Tenet Healthcare [THC 5.97 0.01 (+0.17%) ] is down 7 percent since the debate, and HCA Holdings [HCA 30.40 -0.33 (-1.07%) ] is down 8 percent. Vanguard Health Systems [VHS 11.615 0.005 (+0.04%) ] is down 7.8 percent, and Thermo Scientific [TMO 58.41 -0.47 (-0.8%) ] is down 2.5 percent.
Romney is viewed as a bigger booster of oil and gas “fracking,” or hydraulic fracturing, even though that industry has surged during the Obama years.
“I wouldn’t say he’s against it,” said Kleintop. “I would say Republicans are more for it.”
He said Republicans would probably be easier on regulation while the Obama Administration is more likely to develop a national regulatory framework on the state-regulated industry.
Wells Fargo Securities did its own study of how the election outcomes would impact stocks it follows.
“Not surprisingly, Governor Romney’s plans to boost domestic fossil fuel production are popular with the oil and gas sector and President Obama’s Affordable Health Care Act is generally viewed as a plus for the healthcare sector. A split executive branch versus Congress will produce more of the same — gridlock,” Wells Fargo analysts wrote in a recent note.
Some of the industries that Wells Fargo analysts said could be hurt if the president were re-elected include master limited partnerships, which might be hurt by tax law changes since the Democrats may favor broad tax reform. They also expect regulatory costs, under Democrats, to rise for the materials, energy, financial and industrial sectors.
Materials companies, however, could benefit from increased infrastructure spending under President Obama, and they expect he would continue to favor wind energy and ethanol with special tax breaks to promote activity.
The Wells Fargo analysts also note that Democrats might support housing more but could impose more environmental regulation on construction. Republicans could be more negative for the sector, due to less government support for the industry and because of a firmer stance on immigration, which means less household formation.
Kleintop said the market appears to be pricing in a “status-quo” election, with a Democratic White House and Senate and Republican House, but the market could see a strong rally post-election if the Republicans sweep. Republicans holding both houses of Congress with Obama retaining the White House could be problematic, he said.
“I think the market continues to believe there will be a compromise. It’s going to be a close election. It’s going to prompt both sides to come together and avert the fiscal cliff,” said Kleintop of the actions Congress needs to take on expiring tax cuts and the onset of automatic spending cuts Jan. 1. “While I do think we are going to get a deal done, it’s not going to be easy.”
He expects the market to be volatile until at least through the election, and then as the “fiscal cliff” is addressed.
can just stick to ausgroup discussion?
have been reading all the comments these two days...just find that annoying on those talking on other topics not related to this thread.
It is best to be low key on US Stocks at this moment of haggering between President and wanabe President of the US. Share prices will be volatile with wild swings, just like menopause women having unpredicted mood swings! You thought 'twas good, then suddenly its bad. You thought 'twas bad and suddenly its good. So wait a little while and let the election dusts settle down. After that, depending on what the elect President wants to do with the market, the FED will do it accordingly, smack down or shoot up with the " correct" measures. Hahaha, I am learning.
Sgshares ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 13:16) Posted:
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$$$ in your pocket already. :P
merlin_magic ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 13:07) Posted:
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buy / sell apple?
merlin_magic ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 13:07) Posted:
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I have sold my Ausgroup which I bought at 52.5 cents yesterday at 53 cents... Wise Choice? Foolish Choice? Need to accumulate cash to attack US Market tonight...Apple on my target list....
oh by the way, I've bought it when it was $0.365 but sold already.
Sgshares ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 12:43) Posted:
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I've shorted at $0.570 accidentally. If it can close abv $0.54 then I'll look at it again. Using moving average is very subjective.
WSCCCCCC ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 12:37) Posted:
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Khng2012 friend, the devil keeps haunting you...from midas thread to ausgroup thread and very soon nol thread..
suggest you burn some papers, use holy water etc
whoakakaka
Chart told me yesterday had formed higher low and we shall see higher high in this uptrend... hope you can share why you short this counter, obviously an uptrend as well as candle stay at above all moving average.
Sgshares ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 11:58) Posted:
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I am responsible and keep posting my view here. I am still with
Ausgroup, and covering my high profit CFD account but keeping share
with me since I am still very confidence with Ausgroup. Ausgroup only
meet my half expectation to above 50cents (That's your expectation not the market expectation). It is still far away with my
analysis to hit till 70 to 80cents as minimum if dual list success.
What's wrong I cannot post my view here since I did a very detail report and analysis and post in this thread with evidence and facts (Nothing is wrong but wrong timing)
If any negative news about dual list that I know, I will be the first one to post and warn people here (That would be too late cos the chart already moved, news are always outdated)
I started to post evidences, analysis and my hard work here since 36cents. Early bird saw it and bought and enjoy close to 50% profit, late bird come here suffer a bit down trend is normal since they are late. They can choose to follow and my responsibility here is follow up closely with Ausgroup and continue post latest news here till I close my position.
What you have done? You did nothing but calling people to stay away and create fear without any real figure and contribution (All in the chart already, no need to do anything). You don't buy don't short, do not have reliable source to support your statement here (I admire you having supernatural power to know who buy who short and who never at any one time).
So, except red eyes, I don't know what is your motive. If Ausgroup break 60cents, you just simply disappear here. (No need to disappear...only to change my position, that's all, if it can clear the resistance with good volume. Talk so much, the cow also wont come back)
Everyone must be responsible with their decision for buy and sell. I am here to post my constructive view and analysis and not talking nonsence here (Posting too much so called constructive view at the wrong time may lead late comer to pick up bad trade. If they pick up your view at the wrong time, your post becomes talking nonsense)
What's wrong I cannot post my view here since I did a very detail report and analysis and post in this thread with evidence and facts (Nothing is wrong but wrong timing)
If any negative news about dual list that I know, I will be the first one to post and warn people here (That would be too late cos the chart already moved, news are always outdated)
I started to post evidences, analysis and my hard work here since 36cents. Early bird saw it and bought and enjoy close to 50% profit, late bird come here suffer a bit down trend is normal since they are late. They can choose to follow and my responsibility here is follow up closely with Ausgroup and continue post latest news here till I close my position.
What you have done? You did nothing but calling people to stay away and create fear without any real figure and contribution (All in the chart already, no need to do anything). You don't buy don't short, do not have reliable source to support your statement here (I admire you having supernatural power to know who buy who short and who never at any one time).
So, except red eyes, I don't know what is your motive. If Ausgroup break 60cents, you just simply disappear here. (No need to disappear...only to change my position, that's all, if it can clear the resistance with good volume. Talk so much, the cow also wont come back)
Everyone must be responsible with their decision for buy and sell. I am here to post my constructive view and analysis and not talking nonsence here (Posting too much so called constructive view at the wrong time may lead late comer to pick up bad trade. If they pick up your view at the wrong time, your post becomes talking nonsense)
It took me 5 - 10 mins to read story from a chart...not wasting any time actually.
medivh ( Date: 11-Oct-2012 11:57) Posted:
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