Stockwiz, you probably read in some trading book about not trading on emotion. Don't try and get even with the stock market because its done you wrong lately and don't trade with money you can't afford to lose.
Satisfying those 2 criterias, you ready to go then.
The RIO bid for me is now looking almost unlikely to happen in the short
term. tigthening credit market and increasing cost of credit, bad economic fundamentals depressing metal prices and the biggest downer, a falling BHP share price.
BHP was relying on its SP strength as a weapon. Back then at $45plus it was a potent weapon.
For now anyway, the market has moved on (and I doubt RIO have reduced their expectations on what the right price should be). Regardless, BHP is now left with a situation where it needs to increase both script and cash(debt) substantially to succeed with this acquisition.
Maybe the market was just desperate to inject some much needed good news in the last 10 days. A bid rumour does add spice to it.
So I guess a long on RIO is probably not the best move at the moment. Maybe after 6 months.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au...f-an-increased-bid-for-Rio-AZ5YB?OpenDocument
Satisfying those 2 criterias, you ready to go then.
The RIO bid for me is now looking almost unlikely to happen in the short
term. tigthening credit market and increasing cost of credit, bad economic fundamentals depressing metal prices and the biggest downer, a falling BHP share price.
BHP was relying on its SP strength as a weapon. Back then at $45plus it was a potent weapon.
For now anyway, the market has moved on (and I doubt RIO have reduced their expectations on what the right price should be). Regardless, BHP is now left with a situation where it needs to increase both script and cash(debt) substantially to succeed with this acquisition.
Maybe the market was just desperate to inject some much needed good news in the last 10 days. A bid rumour does add spice to it.
So I guess a long on RIO is probably not the best move at the moment. Maybe after 6 months.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au...f-an-increased-bid-for-Rio-AZ5YB?OpenDocument