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Shares / Poynting Holdings
« on: April 08, 2014, 12:52:34 pm »
Any1 have this in real portfolio. PE 33, damn but it is doing well.
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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: April 08, 2014, 07:20:42 am »
Gold 1300 vs 1301 , $/R 10.51 vs 10.54 , Copper 6.68 vs 6.62 , Nickel 16.48 vs 16.31 , Oil 100.96 vs 100.79
GLEN.L. .
-0.64%
0805.HK. .
-0.12
Asian stocks shrugged off their early losses and steadied on Tuesday, though Japanese shares slumped as the yen clung to its gains even after the Bank of Japan held policy steady. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added about 0.3 percent. Japan's Nikkei stock average (NIK:^9452) bucked the regional trend and slumped 1.1 percent to touch its lowest levels in a week and a half. The BOJ kept monetary policy steady on Tuesday
GLEN.L. .
-0.64%
0805.HK. .
-0.12
Asian stocks shrugged off their early losses and steadied on Tuesday, though Japanese shares slumped as the yen clung to its gains even after the Bank of Japan held policy steady. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan added about 0.3 percent. Japan's Nikkei stock average (NIK:^9452) bucked the regional trend and slumped 1.1 percent to touch its lowest levels in a week and a half. The BOJ kept monetary policy steady on Tuesday
3607
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: April 07, 2014, 07:39:18 am »
Gold 1301 vs 1286 , $/R 10.54 vs 10.64 , Copper 6.62 vs 6.67 , Nickel 16.31 vs 16.35 , Oil 100.79 vs 100.54
0805.HK. .
-0.12%
GLEN.L. .
+1.74%
0805.HK. .
-0.12%
GLEN.L. .
+1.74%
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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: April 04, 2014, 08:00:49 am »
Gold 1286 vs 1282 , $/R 10.64 vs 10.58 , Copper 6.67 vs 6.67 , Nickel 16.35 vs 16.06 , Oil 100.54 vs 99.45
0805.HK. .
-0.25%
GLEN.L. .
-0.02%
Asian markets put discretion before valor on Friday as investors counted down the final hours to the U.S. jobs report, while the euro nursed a grudge after the European Central Bank opened the door to more aggressive easing, albeit not just yet. Australia's share market inched up 0.2 percent (.AXJO), while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan barely budged
0805.HK. .
-0.25%
GLEN.L. .
-0.02%
Asian markets put discretion before valor on Friday as investors counted down the final hours to the U.S. jobs report, while the euro nursed a grudge after the European Central Bank opened the door to more aggressive easing, albeit not just yet. Australia's share market inched up 0.2 percent (.AXJO), while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan barely budged
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Shares / Re: Pulverized Sand Box
« on: April 03, 2014, 08:25:31 am »
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Shares / Re: Pulverized Sand Box
« on: April 02, 2014, 09:53:33 am »
Global mining giant BHP Billiton is considering spinning-off its aluminium, bauxite and nickel assets into a single entity that would be worth about Aus$20-billion ($18.5-billion), reports said Wednesday.
The Anglo-Australian resources company wants to demerge "non-core" assets that are not providing adequate returns, as part of a streamlining process that will focus its portfolio on top-tier assets, the Australian Financial Review said.
It said BHP, which this year announced an 83 percent rise in interim net profit to US$8.1-billion, would keep the lucrative operations that are central to its "four pillars" strategy - iron ore, coal, petroleum and copper.
The Australian newspaper said the resources giant was considering demerging all its non-core assets, rather than selling them off individually.
It said the strategy had worked for BHP in the past, when it spun off its steel assets into OneSteel and BlueScope in 2000-01.
BHP responded to the speculation by saying it was actively studying the next phase of simplifying its portfolio "but will only pursue options that maximise value for BHP Billiton shareholders".
"We believe that a portfolio focused on our major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would retain the benefits of diversification, generate stronger growth in free cash flow and a superior return on investment," it said.
"By increasing our focus on these four pillars, with potash as a potential fifth, we will be able to more quickly improve the productivity and performance of our largest businesses."
BHP shares were up 0.93 percent at Aus$37.39 in late afternoon trading on the Australian Stock Exchange.
The Anglo-Australian resources company wants to demerge "non-core" assets that are not providing adequate returns, as part of a streamlining process that will focus its portfolio on top-tier assets, the Australian Financial Review said.
It said BHP, which this year announced an 83 percent rise in interim net profit to US$8.1-billion, would keep the lucrative operations that are central to its "four pillars" strategy - iron ore, coal, petroleum and copper.
The Australian newspaper said the resources giant was considering demerging all its non-core assets, rather than selling them off individually.
It said the strategy had worked for BHP in the past, when it spun off its steel assets into OneSteel and BlueScope in 2000-01.
BHP responded to the speculation by saying it was actively studying the next phase of simplifying its portfolio "but will only pursue options that maximise value for BHP Billiton shareholders".
"We believe that a portfolio focused on our major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would retain the benefits of diversification, generate stronger growth in free cash flow and a superior return on investment," it said.
"By increasing our focus on these four pillars, with potash as a potential fifth, we will be able to more quickly improve the productivity and performance of our largest businesses."
BHP shares were up 0.93 percent at Aus$37.39 in late afternoon trading on the Australian Stock Exchange.