This stock opened up above short term resistance at 20.50, smashed through the 38.2% Fib mark at 21.15, Just broken through the 50% fib at 22.69, and hopefully heading higher on above average volume.
I was wondering why this stock was lagging the general market upturn (Bris connections stuff didn't help). The Rudd spending will help it to. Let's hope the big fish start accumulating it.
This stock opened up above short term resistance at 20.50, smashed through the 38.2% Fib mark at 21.15, Just broken through the 50% fib at 22.69, and hopefully heading higher on above average volume.
I was wondering why this stock was lagging the general market upturn (Bris connections stuff didn't help). The Rudd spending will help it to. Let's hope the big fish start accumulating it.
Date: 13/3/2009
Author: Mathew Murphy
Source: The Age --- Page: B3
Wal King, CEO of construction conglomerate Leighton Holdings, argues that the Australian Government's large-scale infrastructure projects will need to use novel ways of financing, as banks now are unwilling to get involved in major public-private partnerships. King says the revival of infrastructure bonds could be one answer to the problem.
Leighton seem to win a new contract about every other week but are taking their time travelling North.
Leighton seem to win a new contract about every other week but are taking their time travelling North.
I'm so sick of this stock so I sold out of it yesterday.
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