wayneL
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Realist said:Partly yes.
Amazingly enough.
During the Tech wreck of 2000 companies with no cash, infact they had debts, they made losses or had P/E ratios of 300, and they crashed. Surprose surprise.
Now huge powerful well run companies with mega bucks in cash have PE ratios of 10 and people are getting spooked.
Hahahaaaaaaaaaaa!
Realist said:Partly yes.
Amazingly enough.
During the Tech wreck of 2000 companies with no cash, infact they had debts, they made losses or had P/E ratios of 300, and they crashed. Surprose surprise.
Now huge powerful well run companies with mega bucks in cash have PE ratios of 10 and people are getting spooked.
Hahahaaaaaaaaaaa!
The Mint Man said:well find it funny if you like but If it were me I would rather have sold BHP at $30 and now be watching them closly just waiting to jump back in, while you have lost how much?
From memory you were talking (in another tread a few months ago) about how you bought BHP at around $25-26 (correct me if Im wrong) which I agree, that was a decent buy however Today they are under $25.
the people that sold at $30 are the ones laughing, not at you, instead..... all the way to the bank!
wayneL said:But you see when metals return to sanity, when the long only funds stop buying and start selling due to redemptions, when the massive oversupply of metals from new mines come on line, etc etc etc., that illusory pe of 10 is ipso facto a pe of about 30 or 40.
THEN we can start pricing in the depression/ reduction in demand, and the Ducsters valuation is looking about right.
Realist said:Ridiculous...
BHP will be above $35 this time next year....
(I hope)
BHP Has gone from $8 to a high of $32 in the last 3 years its been struggling of late even the $10 billion it made last year couldnt lift it from the present doldrums .Dont get me wrong this is a brillant company but a pullback was on the cards and how far back it gets pulled we will have to wait and seeRealist said:Ridiculous...
BHP will be above $35 this time next year....
(I hope)
wayneL said:
Massive over supply? from where?wayneL said:But you see when metals return to sanity, when the long only funds stop buying and start selling due to redemptions, when the massive oversupply of metals from new mines come on line, etc etc etc., that illusory pe of 10 is ipso facto a pe of about 30 or 40
haemitite said:New oil supply is coming from ???????
wayneL said:Yep, a trader will be there to buy your BHP for $12 when you eventually sell them.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:Wayne, I agree with Realist, BHP will be at $35 at some point in this financial year.
However I would have had a trailing stop on it in the present climate, Risk measures are necessary.
Wayne its absolute rubbish to think BHP will crash to $12 in the short term, Absolute rubbish!.
wayneL said:Better buy some then.
BTW You guys should learn to recognise hyperbole. I actually don't expect BHP to go any lower than...
...say 16.50?
What iron ore alternative? What copper alternative? What uranium alternative?CanOz said:Bearish maybe, but rubbish? BHP is exposed to China. Do you think China will continue to pay what the rest of the world pays for resources?
There are new ventures in China taking shape in all areas of copper, alumina, iron ore, uranium, oil and gas that will supply China with cheaper alternatives than the current supplies.
What we have seen is a resource bubble for sure. I agree with Wayne that prices will still rise, but not at the rate we have seen, which has been driven by rampant speculation.
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