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Livermore
    02-Feb-2007 16:10  
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FerrooooooooooCHINA!!!
 
 
ed88ks
    02-Feb-2007 15:38  
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Steel processor FerroChina (FERR.SI: QuoteProfile , Research) rose as much as 3.6 percent to S$1.43 after CIMB-GK initiated coverage of the stock with an "outperform" rating and a target price of S$2.29.

FerroChina is building up "a ferocious appetite before the feast" with its aggressive expansion plans in China, CIMB-GK analyst Glenford Tan said in a note to investors.

"FerroChina will have a combined capacity of about 2.4 million tonnes by (the) financial year 2008, making it the largest non-integrated galvanised steel processor in Asia," said Tan.
 
 
ed88ks
    02-Feb-2007 15:20  
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Do you expect the company to improve on its earnings in 2007 compared to 2006? What are risks to your company's continued profitability?

As presented in our 3QFY06 powerpoint slides, we are looking at changing the product mix and focus more on galvanized steel, which has a higher profit margin as compared to anticepticised steel.

The management adopted a risk diversification policy and have successfully diversified our dependence on China market by exporting 40% of our products as of 30 September 2006. In addition, we have also extended our sales to the agricultural and infrastructure industries, rather than merely relying on the construction sector.

With these efforts in place, the management is confident that the company will be able to achieve a more sustainable profitability going forward.

Rgds,
Chun-Tai

 

 
ed88ks
    02-Feb-2007 14:20  
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fund are accumulating very aggressively. without looking at the price. i am still holding on after re-enter..
 
 
amateur99
    02-Feb-2007 13:37  
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but seeing its price jump in this year only ..already almost 50%.. very aggressive :)  is this uptrend really based on its excellent performance-as CIMB reported- or investor speculation? will  a correction be coming soon?

thanx
 
 
ed88ks
    02-Feb-2007 13:23  
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this stock will be like sino-env, good support and solid return

 

 
amateur99
    02-Feb-2007 13:21  
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hi. I m new here n need advice. i m really interested in this stock after today's report by CIMB. is it still a good time to enter or too late already? i don't plan to keep it for longterm.

thanx
 
 
zhuge_liang
    02-Feb-2007 12:47  
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 It rose after CIMB-GK initiated coverage of the stock with an "outperform" rating and a target price of $2.29.



FerroChina is building up "a ferocious appetite before the feast" with its aggressive expansion plans in China, CIMB-GK analyst Glenford Tan said in a note to investors.



"FerroChina will have a combined capacity of about 2.4 million tonnes by (the) financial year 2008, making it the largest non-integrated galvanised steel processor in Asia," said Tan.
 
 
singaporegal
    25-Jan-2007 21:22  
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No worries.

Its fall today probably due to market factor today. Its still uptrending I think, but I detect some weaknesses - Chaikin on downtrend. Be cautious.
 
 
ed88ks
    25-Jan-2007 03:59  
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great advice singaporegal , as i was thinking of letting it go ,now i will hold on a little longer....pls warm me if thing changes... lol
 

 
singaporegal
    24-Jan-2007 23:04  
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Looks to be on uptrend now
 
 
Livermore
    24-Jan-2007 22:36  
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If you read a small section today's papers, the impact is actually quite significant. "....as a result Beijing's clampdown on over-investment in the cement, coke, steel and other industries experiencing overcapacity as well as the tight monetary policy." It means there will be less "players". Once this company consolidates its position, the growth is tremendous.......... 

 
 
Livermore
    24-Jan-2007 19:57  
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The "Great Wall of China" is within sight. There is still a lot more distance before destination is reached................:)
 
 
ed88ks
    22-Jan-2007 17:44  
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THANKS, SINGAPORGAL...i am learning....
 
 
singaporegal
    22-Jan-2007 11:06  
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I don't have specific prices that I enter and exit at.  But I do have rules that determine entry and exit. These rules are based upon what I read about the trend at a point in time.
 

 
iPunter
    21-Jan-2007 21:47  
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I think what  ed88ks means is that even if you are a trend spotter and follower, you need to determine precise and specific entry and exit points.

I am sure every trader does that rather than vaguely just "follow the trend"  and leave "when the trend weakens.
 
 
iPunter
    21-Jan-2007 21:40  
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Singaporegal...

I just teekam-teekam my entry points.... lol... :)
 
 
singaporegal
    21-Jan-2007 21:35  
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Hi ed88ks,

Not sure I understand what you mean by your questions..... sorry. Maybe you could clarify?

By following the trend it means that I buy in when I detect an uptrend. When I sense weakness in the trend, I'll sell the stock. So I'm not too concerned over price targets.
 
 
ed88ks
    21-Jan-2007 20:31  
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singaporegal
Elite .... By mean of trend will there in be a price too? Thanks in advance.....will it not be at 1.175 to 1.38? enlighten please...
 
 
singaporegal
    21-Jan-2007 20:13  
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Hi iPunter,

Then how do you know when to get in and out?
 
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