MichaelD
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I would be very wary buying in at present: From ABC site today.
Access Economics' latest business outlook predicts that China's economy has now joined the list of nations hit by the global financial crisis, and that Australia will feel the effects.
China says that its growth will slow slightly to nine per cent next year but Access Economics director Chris Richardson expects it will be a shade above 7 per cent.
"It's a problem for Australia as markets fall, share markets, property values fall in China. And as construction weakens off, that's weakening the demand for steel and Australia's risk is we sell the inputs that become Chinese steel - coking coal and the iron ore," he said.
He says spot steel prices have fallen from $US1,200 a tonne in July to $US255 a tonne yesterday.
I have continued buying FMG but am running out of cash.. I am considering taking out a loan to buy more.. (I usually only spend my own monies! but am very tempted) I noticed the LVG on this from comsec is 40% has that been reduced? Does anyone know if it was around 60% previously?
We need to love this kind of stupidity, this is the kind of people that help others to get out of bad businesses and save some of their capital.
Keep buying as much as you can so the poor shareholders can sell to you as much as they can.
Copper dropping to $1.76 @ the moment.
WBII
every thing they post about fmg is a load of crap what they say is not true they are a great iron ore company that are moving forward i own 3000 shares and yeah i am down 40 percent but i am a long term investor and i know in 6 years i will look back and say it was worth the wait the iron ore boom is not over china is only having a deep breath i all so hold atlas iron and brockman knowing that these are great iron ore plays who have a great future a head brockman 110 million in the back and 1.6 billion tones off high grade ore and a market cap of 60 million thats a joke and atlas what can i say great out look a head these 2 companys i love because fmg has links with these companys to hall there ore for them iron ore all the way
every thing they post about fmg is a load of crap what they say is not true they are a great iron ore company that are moving forward i own 3000 shares and yeah i am down 40 percent but i am a long term investor and i know in 6 years i will look back and say it was worth the wait the iron ore boom is not over china is only having a deep breath i all so hold atlas iron and brockman knowing that these are great iron ore plays who have a great future a head brockman 110 million in the back and 1.6 billion tones off high grade ore and a market cap of 60 million thats a joke and atlas what can i say great out look a head these 2 companys i love because fmg has links with these companys to hall there ore for them iron ore all the way
oh dear........good luck in the market champ
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ps was being sincere in my saying good luck in the market
Oh dear indeed.... At least he didnt buy into MGX. Imagine the sleepness nights he'd have if he was holding MGX right now.....
Right...
So what would people say if I told them that I'm hearing from people in the industry, that FMG are having problems with their grades?
Chops,
Do you know if the FMG Resource calculations take into account the internal waste ratio? I'm not an iron ore expert by any means, but failure to take into account the volume of waste between the high grade Fe2O3 lenses could cetainly dilute the grade imo.
Comments?
jman
I wouldn't have a clue to be honest jman.
This is just what I hear from a metallurgist in the field.
Hi BH,Can't help but feel a few here still to micro in their focus on FMG.
Worth a watch.
Roubini Sees Crisis Worsening, Hurting Emerging Markets
He has been spot on with most everything to date and calls for at least another 20% drop in commodity. It is these reasons that the informed are still moving out of stock and resources in particular. Too many don't understand opportunity cost and a declining SP is a loss. No matter what you think.
Exciting time but FMG is not that good to keep holding just because it looks cheap. Enjoy
Im at uni now but cant give a detailed anlysis, but if you look back in about April or so I was calling fair value at about $6.50.
This was mainly based on projected earnings and PE ratios, however while they may be fundamentally undervalued, virtually every stock on the bourse is and we all know the pain of trying to go against sentiment.
Hi BH,
I'm wondering about this 20% further drop, or more, and if everyone believes it then it's factored in, no?
Maybe no...
But, the stock market is a prospective forward looking beast, and not a true representaion of the economy.....maybe.
I am personally struggling to see what is really factored in, or not, due to the emotion of the market at this time.
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