Thank you so much for the explanation Oldblue does that also mean that the stock will become less volatile and slowly creep up to around $90.00 plus per share?Share buybacks usually have the effect of underpinning the SP as the company concerned "mops up" any weak selling.
And, of course, it means a lesser number of shares on issue to share in future profits, thus enhancing eps.
Normally good news for remaining shareholders.
I don't hold RIO.
Still getting my head around this whole stock market thing,
i understand that the market has dropped today most probably due to profit taking,
What i dont understand is why people would be selling RIO when its just posted a huge production increase and appears to be in a really good position, plus isnt it just about to pay a dividend??
It surely is a long time share for holding so why sell it now???
My opinion is that there will be a capital strike at the plants leading to actual closure sometime around the middle of next decade.Surely the Australian carbon tax has influenced the sale of Aluminium interests by Rio. Maybe their number crunchers came up with a carbon tax figure that would even worsen the bottom line for their "struggling" aluminium businesses.
Another cyclone brewing in the Pilbara will hit iron ore production.
And get me sent home
I wouldn't be getting too excited. As a small experiment in buy and hold I have a very small holding in RIO just to see what happens without active trading.
It has been there for about a year and I'm still well down the drain.
And the dividend certainly doesn't make up for the capital loss.
I'd agree Julia, it has a bit of work to do to get back up in to the $100's.
It seems to be steaming atm though.
gg
Rio is falling like a stone now. be back at 60 before long, there is strong support there.
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