
SINGAPORE, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Malaysian palm oil
A Fibonacci retracement on the rise from 3,622 ringgit to 3,967 ringgit reveals the next correction target at 3,835 ringgit, the 38.2 percent level, after the 23.6 percent level 3,886 ringgit was narrowly missed.
A resistance is at 3,967 ringgit, the presumed wave (5) peak, a rise above which will invalidate the current wave count, and the wave (5) will then extend to 4,060 ringgit.
** Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own. No information in this analysis should be considered as being business, financial or legal advice. Each reader should consult his or her own professional or other advisers for business, financial or legal advice regarding the products mentioned in the analyses. ** (Reporting by Wang Tao Editing by Clarence Fernandez) ((wang.tao@thomsonreuters.com)(Reuters Messaging: wang.tao.thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net))
Golden Agri-Resources –Update (Jasmine Lee)
Recommendation: Hold
Previous close: S$0.715
Fair value: S$0.74
 
- GGR moving forward with some positive development on the green front
- Keeping all our production and earnings estimates at the moment. Expect earnings of upstream plantation companies to register stronger profit margins and earnings in 4Q10, due to high CPO prices sustained in the quarter.
- However our valuation model indicates that GGR is fairly valued, and hence we maintain our Hold recommendation on the stock with a target price of S$0.74.
 
/PS for yr ref//
 
Business Times  Golden Agri inches higher on forest conservation plan 10/02/11
Published February 10, 2011
Golden Agri inches higher on forest conservation plan
By LINETTE LIM
SHARES of Golden
Agri-Resources (GAR) rose yesterday on news of the company's latest forest
conservation initiative. The counter closed trading 0.7 per cent higher, at 72
cents.
GAR and its subsidiaries, including PT Smart, yesterday announced a forest conservation policy (FCP) with the support of the Indonesian government.
The FCP will ensure that there will be no development on high carbon stock (HCS) forests, peat lands and high conservation value (HCV) forest areas.
GAR and its subsidiaries have been under fire since Greenpeace published a damning report on its environmental practices last April. This led to a loss of business, with Unilever and Nestle dropping PT Smart as their supplier.
In response, GAR commissioned an independent investigation headed by Control Union Certification and the BSI Group.
The FCP that was announced is in collaboration with non-profit organisation The Forest Trust (TFT).
TFT is also currently working with Nestle to adopt 'responsible sourcing guidelines for its palm oil suppliers'.
Peter Heng, GAR's managing director of communications and sustainability, denied that the FCP is a reaction to the loss of Nestle's business. 'These actions are internally driven,' he said.
Fieldwork related to the FCP will be conducted in the first half of this year and it is expected to take six months.
It will determine how many of its plantations are HCS forests. Land with more than 35 tonnes of carbon per hectare will be used as the provisional definition of an HCS forest.
Mahendra Siregar, Indonesia's Vice-Minister for Trade, commended the initiative as 'an example to find concrete solutions and a model for resource-based sectors which is key to Indonesia's sustainable development'.
He had separately announced an Indonesia sustainable palm oil certification initiative that will start in 2012. The trial run of 20 companies will involve two of PT Smart's subsidiaries, a GAR spokeswoman said.
Referring to the implementation of the FCP, Mr Heng said: 'At this moment, the additional cost of this policy will not be material.'
GAR and its subsidiaries are also working with TFT to ensure that all its plantations achieve roundtable for sustainable palm oil certification by December 2015. According to TFT's executive director Scott Poynton, Greenpeace has said that it is cautiously supportive of the announcement and will continue to monitor GAR's progress. 
GuavaXF30 ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 20:17) Posted:
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epliew ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 19:42) Posted:
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Isolator ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 16:24) Posted:
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Greenbean ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 19:17) Posted:
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Greenbean ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 19:08) Posted:
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My interpretation: Discreet collection keeping the price down using programmed timer.
example:
Trader no. 1 :    1 lot sell down frequency
Trader no. 2 :    2 lots sell down frequency
Sept11 ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 11:17) Posted:
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iPunter ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 16:44) Posted:
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Never play contra (without intending to settle with cash)...
    This is not the way to play shares...
          Learn from Gaecia...
                I am sure she sometimes do contra before the due date,
                      esp when there's a big profit, but that's exceptional cases...

yummygd ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 15:59) Posted:
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Waiting to buy around 64ct...
iPunter ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 11:29) Posted:
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Could be just 'testing' the trading platform is functioning smoothly, etc., etc.. 
      never make assumptions... 

Sept11 ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 11:17) Posted:
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Sept11 ( Date: 10-Feb-2011 10:45) Posted:
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