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Rinker Group are certainly looking like a good gamble on these Lafarge rumours. I've finished my buying and look forward to a reasonable get out opportunity shortly.
Realist said:I took the plunge, put my money where my mouth is and bought 200 RIN shares at $12.89 today.
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michael_selway said:hehe you didnt buy much
but imo this one will be hard to see which direction it will go
thx
MS
Freeballinginawetsuit said:If you are considering RIN due to a low SP why wouldnt you chose to buy DOW stocks instead?.
NettAssets said:Don't know if this is relevantfrom FA
More Competition For Rinker
Rinker competitor CRH is building new cement capacity in Florida. UBS has taken the opportunity to chop its Rinker target price - again.
John
Realist said:RIN makes profits, does not dillute their shares with large options grants etc, they pay 35% of profits back to shareholders via dividends, they've made huge profits past 5 years, they're implementing a buyback, infact the shares outstanding each year decreases, and the price is now quite low. They are a possible takeover target.
DOW has announced they are making a loss and there are more and more shares outstanding each year - dilluted profits.
Big difference IMHO.
If profits go down that is one thing, a loss is another though.
Freeballinginawetsuit said:RIN exposure/business interests are much different to DOW.
Downer made a mistake/underquoted on the Iluka construction job in SA.Every business makes mistakes, DOW SP got punished instantly & probably overdone. If this was taken out of DOW bottom line they actually made a profit for the year. DOW are an engineering company with heavy concerns/ties in the industrial/materials sector. Not a bad industry to be in in the present climate.
RIN are exposed primarily to the housing market and mainly in the US. How could you posably prefer RIN business exposure over DOW.
DOW has risen 10% since its SP hammering a few days back, quick rebound. DOW might chart a good rebound from here in.
RIN chart since May looks scary, it has no proven support level(maybe $13 ish but $16 also seemed a support level). If the US Building market lands hard and sideways for years, so will RIN SP.
I agree RIN is a well managed sound company. I am just staing it may take ages to get a return off their SP, certainly for holders above $17. Better buys than RIN on the market.RIN may be a good long position
RIN was cheap at $12.89
Dow, schmow, it made a loss, I'm not interested in it at all.
Realist said:Charts, schmarts, farts, support levels, and charts are for astrologers. RIN was cheap at $12.89 when I bought it, that was obvious. Perpetual Australia's biggest super investor agreed and spent $130,000,000 on buying RIN, there are dividends to come, a buyback happening, and it is a potential takeover target.
Dow, schmow, it made a loss, I'm not interested in it at all.
ducati916 said:Realist
Opinion?
Or, have you calculated the intrinsic value per share?
If you have calculated the value, what is that calculated value?
jog on
d998
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