Fortescue ``is very well positioned for Chinese iron ore demand and while there may well be startup risks, particularly if the Asian economies turn down, we do believe that Fortescue is strategically well positioned and valuable to both customers and peer mining companies,'' Goldman Sachs JBWere Pty analysts led by Neil Goodwill, who have a `Buy' recommendation on the stock and a 12-month price target of A$7.40, said in a note to clients dated yesterday.
Link to article
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601081&sid=asom14pJN0q0&refer=australia:D:D
Goldman Sachs JBWere and/or its affiliates beneficially owned 1% or more of a class of equity securities of the company or trust as of the end of the week immediately preceding the publication date of this report.
Goldman Sachs JBWere and/or its affiliates have managed or co-managed a public offering of securities of the company or its affiliates in the past 12 months.
What they?? don't seem to reckon is important enough to attach...
Cheers
..........Kauri
What kauri was trying to point out is that, similar to a recent phenomenon we've seen in this thread, GSJBW analysts' promotion of the stock could be more driven by a desire to profit from their holding, i.e. hope driven, rather than fact/risk management driven.Not sure where you got that info from??
If they have then they are on the right track.
If i knew a stock was a good option i would certainly buy it isnt that why we are here ?
And, extrapolate that to any person holding shares in this company posting anywhere else in the globe.What kauri was trying to point out is that, similar to a recent phenomenon we've seen in this thread, GSJBW analysts' promotion of the stock could be more driven by a desire to profit from their holding, i.e. hope driven, rather than fact/risk management driven.
support at yesterday's open (350) held nicely but coming back again now to retest - quite a few cued up at that 350 line - guess the psyche is that if you missed yesterday but can get at yest. open, that is good.
open 4.25, now 3.50 - heading back to that chinaman with the checkbook at 2.50
Are there not a number of steel makers who are major share holders in FMG, would it not be in there interest to keep buying from FMG keeping it in good stead rather than cutting back.. They would want FMG to suceed because they own shares and to have a second player aside from BHP & Rio.. at current $ price wouldnt this be good for FMG..
Oh God, that will teach me. I had an unfilled buy order for FMG and forgot all about it - for 3.10. I didnt think about cancelling it as I thought it would never dip so low again after the 55% rise. This morningI had a little panic when I saw the order go through...... But I see now I just made $600! hm, sweet! So I guess I didnt learn me lesson after all!
Where is Agro ? the great believer of FMG - we are missing you my friend in this forum for some good time.
On serious matter FMG expansion to 90 MTPA is accepting a reality of its capacity and capability and market sentiment
Disclosure : Still holding FMG bought at $7 - just loving them to be a pepper corn value
Hey Miner, I am back in action mate - bring back some life to this thread
I managed to buy back in lower than I had bought from last year
you could lower your average Miner if you bought at $7? i know a few people doing that..
I also got it tucked in my SMSF, so going long on it,
I would bet my bottom dollar than OZL (Oz Minerals) and FMG may merge one day based on a few directors going to them
wait and c
um call me silly but didnt hegarty LEAVE OZL already ? didnt he have a lil tiff over the NEW OZL cutting his bonus off ?? oh dear amazing what ya read
Looks like the bonus at FMG might be a little more attractive Nun old boy. Read good things about the chap so time will tell, I'm sure MGX would love to have his services.
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