
i think ausgroup lose its strength ald ?
bennykusman ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 15:37) Posted:
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so exit signal is in front of the eyes ?
richtan ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 15:31) Posted:
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Do not be too eager-beaver to take profit, remember, the 3rd golden mantra:
3) Cut losses short n let profit runs with trailing stops, we need to let profit runs as much as it can to cover all the losses
made n yet make net gains. When we hit the cut-loss, never be emotional, be mechanical, immediately exit n never regret even if later it goes up bcos if dun cut, wat if it continues to go down, preserving ammunition to fight another day is the key. We can always re-enter if there is another buy sign candles, even if buying at a higher price.
Lets HUAT together
bennykusman ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 15:21) Posted:
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huat!
richtan ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 15:07) Posted:
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Trade Summary still shows heavy humongus buy-up:
5GJ (AusGroup)
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richtan ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 09:44) Posted:
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thnaks!@ it's helpful
richtan ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 10:47) Posted:
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From Kim Eng:
AusGroup – Broke above key resistance of $0.66 and poised to take out next short term target of $0.82
AusGroup hit a 52‐week high with a white candle breakout above the key resistance level at $0.66 yesterday.
The move was accompanied by a significant expansion in volume, with RSI persistently holding above the 50 mark
over the past 30 days.
Directional Movement Indices are also turning positive, laying the ground for further upside.
The stock is likely to test the next resistance level at $0.82 in the near term.
Recommend buy with stop‐loss below $0.67.
The engineering and construction company, which mainly services the mineral resources and oil and gas markets
in Australia, has just reported a 52% jump in FY09 net earnings to A$21.9m (4Q09: A$6.9m) on a 26% rise in
revenue to A$478m (4Q09: A$118m). Overall, the group expects a contraction in revenues over the next 12 months
due to reduced activities in the mineral resource sector, which is facing strong margin pressure but management
is hopeful of a pick‐up in activity in 2HFY10. At $0.71, the stock iscurrently trading at a FY09 P/E of 10.9x
From Kim Eng:
AusGroup – Broke above key resistance of $0.66 and poised to take out next short term target of $0.82
AusGroup hit a 52‐week high with a white candle breakout above the key resistance
level at $0.66 yesterday. The move was accompanied by a significant expansion in
volume, with RSI persistently holding above the 50 mark over the past 30 days.
Directional Movement Indices are also turning positive, laying the ground for further
upside. The stock is likely to test the next resistance level at $0.82 in the near term.
Recommend buy with stop‐loss below $0.67.
The engineering and construction company, which mainly services the mineral resources
and oil and gas markets in Australia, has just reported a 52% jump in FY09 net earnings
to A$21.9m (4Q09: A$6.9m) on a 26% rise in revenue to A$478m (4Q09: A$118m).
Overall, the group expects a contraction in revenues over the next 12 months due to
reduced activities in the mineral resource sector, which is facing strong margin pressure
but management is hopeful of a pick‐up in activity in 2HFY10. At $0.71, the stock is
currently trading at a FY09 P/E of 10.9x
short term target of $0.82
AusGroup hit a 52‐week high with a white candle breakout above the key resistance
level at $0.66 yesterday. The move was accompanied by a significant expansion in
volume, with RSI persistently holding above the 50 mark over the past 30 days.
Directional Movement Indices are also turning positive, laying the ground for further
upside. The stock is likely to test the next resistance level at $0.82 in the near term.
Recommend buy with stop‐loss below $0.67.
The engineering and construction company, which mainly services the mineral resources
and oil and gas markets in Australia, has just reported a 52% jump in FY09 net earnings
to A$21.9m (4Q09: A$6.9m) on a 26% rise in revenue to A$478m (4Q09: A$118m).
Overall, the group expects a contraction in revenues over the next 12 months due to
reduced activities in the mineral resource sector, which is facing strong margin pressure
but management is hopeful of a pick‐up in activity in 2HFY10. At $0.71, the stock is
currently trading at a FY09 P/E of 10.9x
Vol within one hrs trade aredi one third of yesterday's vol.
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Thanks richtan! :)
Trade Summary still shows heavy humongus buy-up:
5GJ (AusGroup)
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fartist ( Date: 27-Aug-2009 09:41) Posted:
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Hi y'all!
Can someone post the time and sales for this counter today? Seems like it may actually beat ytd volume, my ie cant show dont know why. Good day!
Hi tea444u , u are welcome , if u miss this , then try AdvaHldg . JMO
tea444u ( Date: 26-Aug-2009 23:37) Posted:
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[BrokeragesReport]
Australia approves $42bn LNG project (Gorgon project - AusGroup and Ezion also involved)
Australia approves $42bn LNG project
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ 6bf12dc2-91f0-11de-879d- 00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=rss& nclick_check=1
By Peter Smith in Sydney
Published: August 26 2009 05:21 | Last updated: August 26 2009 05:21
Gorgon, one of the world’s biggest liquefied natural gas developments, cleared a significant hurdle on Wednesday when Australia’s federal government granted environmental approval for the A$50bn (US$42bn) project.
Canberra’s decision paves the way for Chevron, the US oil group that is 50-per cent owner and operator of Gorgon, to make its “final investment decision” to develop the project’s gas fields off the coast of Western Australia within months, the company said in a statement.
However, Asian countries, led by China, have already set themselves up to be major customers of Gorgon LNG.
PetroChina, China’s largest energy company, this month agreed to buy US$41bn worth of Gorgon LNG over a 20-year period from ExxonMobil which, together with Royal Dutch Shell, owns the rest of Gorgon.
Shell signed a “sales and purchase” agreement with PetroChina for Gorgon LNG in 2007 while Chevron has agreements with three Japanese utilities.
Gorgon is one of the most ambitious of around 10 LNG projects being developed in Australia.
Peter Garrett, minister for the environment, said Gorgon had undergone a high level of scrutiny before it was deemed acceptable.
He said the “key focus” had been whether Gorgon’s expansion could manage the potential impact on protected species such as the flatback turtle and terrestrial fauna.
Canberra’s approval of Gorgon had been widely expected given the significant long-term benefits the project will provide to the Australian economy, including tens of billions in tax revenues and thousands of jobs.
However, an oil spill off the Western Australian coast last Friday has provided ammunition to environmentalists who believe LNG projects pose material risks to wildlife along Australia’s pristine coastline.
Roy Krzywosinski, Chevron Australia’s managing director, said Gorgon had global significance with a resource base of more than 40,000bn cubic feet of gas and an estimated economic life of at least 40 years from the time of start-up.
“[It] is Australia’s largest single resource project and is set to deliver significant economic benefits and create around 10,000 indirect and direct jobs during peak construction,” Mr Krzywosinski said.
Chevron said the project had been deliberately sited to avoid areas of particular conservation significance.
“The three-train Gorgon will have minimal additional environmental impact when compared to the already-approved two-train project,” Chevron said. An LNG train is a gas processing facility.
Chevron plans to build three 5m tonne per annum LNG trains, one of the world’s largest carbon dioxide injection projects as well as a domestic gas plant.
Australia’s Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) gave conditional approval for Gorgon’s expansion in May.
The EPA said that Gorgon’s location on the Barrow Island nature reserve would need to deal sensitively with flatback turtle rookeries and it was also concerned about the impact of dredging and marine infrastructure on the coral habitat.
The Western Australian government in 2007 overruled the EPA’s recommendation that ”industry should not be located” on Barrow Island.
Chevron is still negotiating a number of state and federal approvals, including production licences and development applications. These discussions are unlikely to disrupt Gorgon’s development plans.
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tea444u ( Date: 26-Aug-2009 23:37) Posted:
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Thank you Mr Bintang and Mr Rich Tan... Gosh I should have paid attention to Ausgrp long ago.. will see how it goes... but still hope to get a few first at least.
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This is only my view n I may be right or wrong, so dyodd and SOBAYOR.

Whether to buy or not is very personal decision.
It all depends on individual strategy, whether u are short-term, mid-term or long-term player, your risk-tolerance level n threshold of pain.
It may have mild pullbacks consolidation or it may also continues upward as wat is o/b can be even more o/b .
If u decide to buy, remember to set stop-loss.
Dyodd n BOSAYOR
tea444u ( Date: 26-Aug-2009 17:12) Posted:
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