RichKid
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kennas said:MAH has been a very solid performer over the past 3 years supported by the commodities boom. If you think the 'stronger for longer, labour squeeze, equipment shortages,' is going to be around for a bit longer, then these guys are worth a look at.
Plus as discussed in the Merger/Takeover Thread, they've been touted as a possible takeover target for one of the larger players: take your pick.
I picked up a few around .70c, looking for a break through .90 to head higher for longer.....
Good short and long term chart imo. 2 year and 6 mth charts below:
Kipp said:Kennas,
what is going on here with MAH? Nothing but positive announcements over the last couple of weeks (i.e. Mitchell HWY and Diamond Mine contracts both worth over $100 M each) but share price having a bit of a dip. What am I missing here? Granted it did go Ex Dividend but that can't explain all of the fall.
Seems to be pretty good support in the 74-75 range in the 6 month chart. So I think it's time I bought a few. What do you make of it?
The 4th in a row my stock tip has crumbled... I'm really not holding up well at all in the comp...
Hope you had a bit of a ride on EVE...
Kipp
kennas said:MAH has found some support at $0.75, but looks to have dipped out of it's 1 year trend channel. Is hitting 200d ma which should give it support though. Perhaps that's why it's hovering at $0.75 atm.
If it doesn't find some traction, then it could be on the slide for a while. Negative action probably just due to commodities market atm, but if you've not a long term horizon on this, be wary. I'm long on this, as I see more upside in this as an individual stock compared to sector. I'm still stronger for longer on Chindia, so prepared for the short term drift sideways.
Kipp said:Kennas, I;m sure I don't need to remind you- but a fair bit of MAH's Order book comes from outside the resources sector (Mitchell Freeway extension etc). <50% from Mining. So I don't think MAH will fall to pieces with commodities come off the boil.
And well, as for my little bad debts scenario. MAH seems to have some pretty secure clients. BHP, WA government, (and lastly KIM, don't know much about them though)... so it's a pretty unlikely scenario. Yet there were probably a few MAH equivalents who got burnt when Pasminco went into liquidation (though I don't know the details there so well).
Anyhow... I didn't get my order filled at 75 cents... pretty stupid of me really, cause 76cents would of only cost me an extra $30!!! (Remembering of course that I deal in very petty sums in the market). But maybe I'll get my chance in Red October.
kennas said:Hi Kipp,
$0.75 did work to be short term support. $0.70 is long term support IMO, so be prepared for that. Might pick it up next month....But I've seen some bullish reports on this Qtr. Tips of 5300 on ASX...
Been trending nicely lately, time for an upward move perhaps.....
Cheers, kennas
3 veiws of a secret said:Kennas miracalously I pulled the pin before the announcement ,when I flicked the screen and saw 83 cents I thought MAGIC ,by the time I did my calc's I felt like "hold on lets see if it falls further"! Kennas I have watched this share when it was 51 cents.....and still google'ing this one!
kennas said:My reasons for buying this haven't changed. I haven't held as long as you, but am still well up. These guys just keep winning contracts and their only error has been investing in a rail line. Very strange that they get punished today when the market is pretty buoyant.
Hopefully there's at least a dead cat on Monday am.
Come over here WOR, DOW, etc, come and buy me. Maybe even that other company named after a flower could make a bid. Monadelphous or something...
kennas said:I think that was Hunter Hall selling down.
kennas said:My reasons for buying this haven't changed. I haven't held as long as you, but am still well up. These guys just keep winning contracts and their only error has been investing in a rail line. Very strange that they get punished today when the market is pretty buoyant.
Hopefully there's at least a dead cat on Monday am.
Come over here WOR, DOW, etc, come and buy me. Maybe even that other company named after a flower could make a bid.
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