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Does anyone know IPLs MC? About $7bill I thought, but I could be totally wrong.
This stock is ridiculous, congrats to anyone who had this, oh my god @ $173, it JUST DOES NOT STOP.
One day incitec,
one day,
when you flunk a profit report
i'll be waiting
TO SHORT YOU!
Date: 7/2/2008
Author: Tracy Lee
Source: The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 8
Australian-listed agricultural fertiliser group Incitec Pivot has enjoyed stronggrowth in recent years. The stock is now trading above $A100, and the mostbullish analysts expect it to rise to around $A148. Much of Incitec Pivot'ssuccess has stemmed from its decision to focus on manufacturing rather than thedistribution of fertilisers. Manufacturing now accounts for more than 80 percent of Incitec's earnings, while the acquisition of Southern CrossFertilisers has allowed it to capitalise on the surging price of ammoniumphosphate. Meanwhile, an efficiency program known as Tardis has significantlyexceeded Incitec's expectations in terms of cost savings
Well my target as stated was between $170 - $180 , it got half way in between those and I called toss it . Won't it back up until it hits the ground , the I'll be back .
By the way , it's not bragging if you can do it .
I''l pinch Nicks saying again , " Plan the trade , trade the plan "
Just out of interest itha, how did you come up with a target between $170-180?
Was it based on some kind of technical trend, or was it your fundamental "fair value"?
When you say "plan the trade, trade the plan" I gather you mean selling once it becomes close to your predicted price range? But how you are determining this predicted price range is what interests me? I could understand if it was fundamental, but isnt position trading far easier if using technicals? I mean, if this one turned against you and set a new downward trend, would you still hold tight trying to trade the plan?
Cheers
As they say - once everybody is talking about a particular stock, much of the buying has already been done i.e. and there are not so many prospective buyers left - if you are in , maybe its time to consider getting out (if your stop has not already been hit)??
Having said that - to-days reaction looks a bit over done !!
Who knows
Good luck
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