yes, i bought at 15.66, 15.75, 16.81 when the stock was on the way down... im also looking to buy more this week.michael_selway said:Do you hodl RIN?
thx
MS
(Huntleys' believe it is a good buying opportunity up to $17.60! RIN last traded at a 16.6% discount to this.)...RIN has not yet experienced a cyclical contraction however the balance sheet is in excellent shape to withstand and perhaps benefit.
scsl said:yes, i bought at 15.66, 15.75, 16.81 when the stock was on the way down... im also looking to buy more this week.
(Huntleys' believe it is a good buying opportunity up to $17.60! RIN last traded at a 16.6% discount to this.)
in the past, RIN management have delivered regular profit upgrades regardless of the strength in the US housing sector. who knows, this may continue to happen (although with a little less frequency)...
pacer said:I was tempted to go long CFD's just before this latest round of gravity on the SP, real glad I diddn't !!!!!!!!!! Used number 1 rule...the trend is your friend, still waiting for the turn around.
Anyone know if the 50c payout applies to CFD's aswell?, cause that'd make it worth while buying this week.
Fab said:Maybe a stupid question but what is the obvious benefit of a share buyback ???
Julia said:Realist
Can you expand on your statement:
"Rinker should be buying properties......"
Thanks
Julia
yes, provided you buy the CFDs before 19 july (ex-div date), your CFD provider will credit your account on the evening of the 19th - that's what my IG stockbroker told me so i'm assuming it goes for all CFD providers.pacer said:I was tempted to go long CFD's just before this latest round of gravity on the SP, real glad I diddn't !!!!!!!!!! Used number 1 rule...the trend is your friend, still waiting for the turn around.
Anyone know if the 50c payout applies to CFD's aswell?, cause that'd make it worth while buying this week.
scsl said:yes, provided you buy the CFDs before 19 july (ex-div date), your CFD provider will credit your account on the evening of the 19th - that's what my IG stockbroker told me so i'm assuming it goes for all CFD providers.
Rinker's net profit up 14%
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AdvertisementRinker's net profit rose 14 per cent to $US206 million in the first quarter.
Comparable net profit, excluding one-off items being a $US20 million profit on the sale of a Las Vegas quarry in April 2005, rose 28 per cent in the three months to June 30, 2006.
Rinker said it expected earnings per ordinary share (EPS) to be 13 to 21 per cent higher this financial year at 84 to 90 US cents.
That forecast was excluding one-off gains from last year's divestments and the financing impact of a special dividend and proposed capital return, which was estimated at two US cents per share.
Rinker chief executive David Clarke said it was difficult to predict the extent of the housing slowdown in some markets.
"Overall, it is difficult to predict the extent of the housing slowdown in some markets, and cost pressures continue in areas like diesel and ocean freight," Mr Clarke said.
"However our cost reduction program - together with ongoing price increases and continuing solid construction demand in major states - should lift profitability in line with our previous guidance, which remains unchanged."
Rinker said the outlook for US construction activity remained positive, with non-residential/commercial and infrastructure activity forecast to offset a decline in housing in the second half of the 2006 calendar year.
Mr Clarke said Rinker's position in high growth states should continue to underpin its performance.
"The medium to long term fundamentals of high population and employment growth, low personal taxes, and strong state fiscal positions are unchanged," he said.
"We are seeing a slowdown in housing in some areas, where house prices have increased dramatically due to heavy demand and supply constraints," he said.
"This correction is needed and may have a significant impact in these areas. However, housing demand remains strong in other parts of our key states, backed up by solid or improving commercial and infrastructure activity."
Rinker said that in Australia, housing approvals appear to be bottoming, with recovery expected from next calendar year.
Commercial and infrastructure activity continued to underpin construction, with total activity levels remaining close to steady.
Mr Clarke also said Rinker had stepped up its search for value-adding acquisitions, both bolt-ons and larger opportunities.
"The recent restructuring of Rinker's balance sheet with a special dividend and a proposed capital return, will not impact significantly on the group's ability to handle a major acquisition," he said.
Rinker said it planned to buy up to 45 million shares on market as part of a capital management program.
In the first quarter, Rinker's US subsidiary Rinker Materials Corporation lifted its earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) by 17 per cent.
Continuing strong demand in most markets - particularly Florida, Arizona and Nevada - and higher prices, together with operational cost savings, helped offset cost increases and drive profits higher.
Readymix lifted trading revenue by three per cent in local currency terms but EBIT fell six per cent, which Rinker said was mainly due to lower volumes particularly in NSW and the timing of the Easter shutdown compared to the previous year.
3 veiws of a secret said:Well I've got on the Rinker bandwagon @ $13.73......was today a normal days trading? :headshake
noirua said:Rinker started trading on the NYSE at US$52.29 and rose to US$55.35 before falling away in the last hour to US$54.83, up US$1.15. Trading amounted to 113,100 ADR's.
3 veiws of a secret said:Noirua...............
Any personal thoughts where it might end today?
US gloom for Rinker
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Date: 20/7/2006
Author: Henry Byrne
Source: The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 21
Shares in Australian-listed international construction materials group Rinker have fallen to a 12-month low. The slump comes as new figures show confidence among US home builders is at its lowest point since 1991. The American Index of Builders' Confidence fell three points to 39 in July 2006. Economists had been expecting a figure of 41. Rinker makes 80 per cent of its earnings from the US market and about 56 per cent of those are from the housing sector. Its shares fell $A0.19 on 19 July 2006 to close at $A13.56. This is almost 40 per cent down on its high of $A22.22 reached just three months earlier
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