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No, $24 was support. It was under 24 where it was definately going down, and a sell. I didn't have the conviction to buy more at that point and missed a few $$.All the graphs said sell at $24.
Why look to them for guidance now?
Copper is $3.70, Oil is $65, Iron and Coal are going up, Nickel is $50K/t ffs
BHP is cheap and going up
1309 [Dow Jones] BHP (BHP.AU) would be most likely bidder for Rio (RIO.AU) in takeover scenarios analysed by Citigroup. "Rio Tinto's strong cash flow and nominal gearing may bring it into the crosshairs of private equity, but we think BHP Billiton is a much more likely bidder given synergies and nationalistic control issue of Australian assets," says broker. Says deal is highly earnings accretive using conservative assumptions, with main consideration being concentration of iron ore/coking coal market shares and lack of BHP CEO elect. Adds acquirer could unlock 40% discount that RIO trades at A$117/share sum-of-parts valuation. Says 30% premium seems to be benchmark market expectation for takeover. Keeps BHP at Hold with A$33/share price target. Keeps RIO at Buy with A$94 target. BHP up 2.4% at A$31.33, RIO up 2.8% at A$89.25. (DWR)
Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised. The Fin was all over it this morning. Perhaps BP were ramping it after a buy reco for their clients? Wouldn't be surprised. Funny how ramping is allowed in the newspapers. Surely they have to back up their claims somewhere somehow. Perhaps a hole in ASIC guidelines.BHP has held up quite well over the last couple of days despite copper and nickel prices/concerns. I wonder how much it has to do with the Bell Potter comments in I think The Herald Sun a couple of days ago, which have been picked up and spread by the major world press players, saying that China will make a move on BHP???
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