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pacer said:Worked for them up north.....don't have the best rep on the planet as far as I'm concerned in that way....try to pay workers peanuts so get monkeys...hence the rep.
good luck....that was a few years ago, but I doubt they've changed much though.
Lert said:MND has been good for me.. Bought for 3.96 in Sep. 05 and were 8.94 yesterday.. I must admit that the PE is starting to get a bit high but..
Halba said:2nd half to wind down - re read the ann
stock has already doubled mhkforever, lot of easy money has been made
Halba said:its clearly gone mhkforever why bother, focus on other stocks
Halba said:do you hold mnd mhkforever? why haven't you bought this thing earlier, it has run from $5 to $12 in a yr. No point buying now, worley is international hard to compare
i had 3000 of these, sold em coz they did nothing for ages
My response is to put lots of money in uranium stocks/metal stocks/iron ore and see how i go.
these resource companies have plenty left in the tank
do you hold mnd mhkforever? why haven't you bought this thing earlier, it has run from $5 to $12 in a yr. No point buying now, worley is international hard to compare
i had 3000 of these, sold em coz they did nothing for ages
My response is to put lots of money in uranium stocks/metal stocks/iron ore and see how i go.
these resource companies have plenty left in the tank
Date: 6/11/2007
Author: Steven Scott; Mark Skulley
Source: The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 10
There are many mining corporations preparing for a possible change of governmentafter the 24 November 2007 election. In early November, it is believed thatcompanies such as Monadelphous, Minara Resources and Newcrest are planning aswitch from Australian Workplace Agreements (AWAs) to the non-union collectiveagreements under the Australian Labor Party's proposed industrial relations(IR) policies and law reforms. BHP Billiton has also offered five-year AWAs toits Roxby Downs staff in South Australia
I sold this at the beginning of the year (when it stayed below the MA for some weeks) in order to protect profits. It's now about $3 higher so it was a pointless exercise. Ah, wish there was the occasional crystal ball available.
Indeed. And while I gnash my teeth over this and a similar situation with CPB, I remind myself of all the stocks where I did the same thing and they are now substantially lower. A sense of balance has to be found.Its written in the stars Julia. Buy...the price goes down. Sell... the price goes up. A friend of mine says you can't go wrong by taking a profit. Still you can't help thinking of what might have been...
Anyone else still following this stock?
I hold parcels in both my trading account and longer term investment account so take my view with a grain of salt as currently I'm biased.
Technically looks to be forming a base with $6.00 very good support - my trading parcel is based off this, want to see a break and hold (consolidation) above $7.00 and eventually $7.50 for a continued bullish view.
Fundamentally (not my strong point so will be pretty basic). They have just released some good half FY figures and look to be in a very strong position atm even considering they are in a market that could be hit very hard by the economic downturn (this is the only concern I have) but atm they have a very strong order book.
-Not a large amount of shares on issue - about 84 million
-Very low debt levels
-Strong cash position
-Currently doing a share buyback (while most other companies are issuing shares to raise money)
-Very good yield atm.
If they can weather the current storm without blowing its cash and keeping its debt levels low it could be a very good long term yield stock with good growth potential as well (my investment account). The next 6-12 months will be interesting.
This stock has really taken off lately - up over $9.00 now.
I would like to see some consolidation over $9.00 now to build a stepping stone for higher prices. Probably be some resistance somewhere between the $10-$12 range.
I still like this stock long term but lets see what the next 12 months brings.
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