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Can is this true?
Wel, it's a bit funny. I have been waiting for a long time....but when I bought ZFX and OXR in the summer, I hoped ZFX will be the buyer.
So, there are some articles in the main newspapers, but maybe you can "smell" better in Australia than me in Hungary.
So, without exact facts, what are your noise saying?
I know you're not talking to me but..
Actually for me, I'm glad OXR is the buyer. If they make a scrip offer as per the rumours say that should result on OXR going down while ZFX heads the other way, similar to what we're seeing now with BHP and RIO. When that happens I'll have my hands in both pots and at the end of the day, if it all goes ahead as planned, we'll still have ZFX in the form of OXR but without the management. Hopefully they'll be equally as good running a larger and diverse (global) company.
Well, I don't tell you my entry price to ZFX...it was very-very high.
So, if OXR-ZFX roumor is true, maybe I will be given back my money...
Hi Guys,
Zinifex is really a great stock to trade. I 've been buying and selling Zinifex for more than 3 years now - and truthfully, have never made a loss.
At times I thought I was done, in fact my highest buy was at $19.95 - wow - that was only 4 months ago
I have been blessed with dividends nearly every 6 months, except the most recent one as it became obvious the SP was starting to struggle and I ditched out all at a profit and missed out on the dividend.
Having traded ZFX for so long, just like any stock, you get to know it and you become more aware of the market conditions that effect the SP, the emotions of the traders and most importantly you develop a "gut" feeling for the stock - it's a bit hard to explain and a lot of technical traders will be in total disagreement.
My approach with Zinifex is never to go in too heavy, pick a low entry point and take your profit if it rises. If it falls, then grab another packet. Trading from here depends on your budget. For me, I will continue picking up packets every $0.50 or so as it falls. If I am going for dividends I will leave an "orphan" behind (my lowest packet) and play it out to kill the top packet - either by waiting it out or to average the remaining packets to free up the cash and make a profit. Then the cycle starts again.
Patience has always been the key for me with Zinifex, I generally won't buy on a green day, or a rumour day - just too many profit takers around to give you a headache.
I am still holding some ZFX, my average is around $16.50, so currently I have a buy target of below $15.00. For people who got caught in the rumour hype, I would suggest they hold, average down at this level (if they have the budget). There should be no need to take a loss on Zinifex - be patient, it really is a great stock
These are just my personal opinions and are not to be treated as anything more. I am not an advisor, please do your own research.
Date: 16/11/2007
Author: Andrew Trounson
Source: The Australian --- Page: 25
It has been speculated that Zinifex could be acquired by Oxiana or Xstrata.Shares in the Australian lead and zinc miner increased $A1.69 to $A16.09 on 15November 2007 amid rumours that Oxiana is about to launch a four-for-one scripbid with a cash incentive of $A4 a share. Swiss group Xstrata is also believedto be interested in Zinifex. Zinifex meanwhile announced the appointment ofAndrew Michelmore as its new CEO. Michelmore, who defended a bid from Xstrata ashead of WMC Resources, said he will focus on maximising value from existingassets and seeking opportunities for growth
Date: 16/11/2007
Author: Michael Vaughan
Source: The Australian Financial Review --- Page: 61
On 15 November 2007, Zinifex declared that it has not received a takeoverapproach from Oxiana. The group also confirmed that former WMC Resources CEO,Andrew Michelmore, has been appointed as Zinifex's new CEO.Michelmore's appointment helps reduce the Australian-listed zincminer's vulnerability to a takeover bid, but the group is thought to remaina target. Zinifex shares closed $A1.69 higher at $A16.09. Meanwhile, NorilskNickel has taken steps to raise $A2.5 billion via the sale of 3.9 per cent ofits treasury stock. The move has fuelled speculation that the Russian group maytarget an Australian miner for takeover
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Date: 16/11/2007
Author: Barry FitzGerald
Source: The Age --- Page: B3
Rumours of a $A10 billion Oxiana takeover bid for Australian zinc miner,Zinifex, have been disputed. On 15 November 2007, a spokesperson for Zinifexsaid that no group has made any offer for it. Investors were not going to beleft out, and on the day the share price of Zinifex rose by 11.7% to close at$A16.09. It has also announced that it has appointed a new CEO. The former WMCmanaging director, Andrew Michelmore, will take on the job from 1 February 2008.He will have a base salary of $A1.9 million as well as a performance-basedincentives. He will also get $A1 million worth of Zinifex shares
Yes its still a great stock
Earnings and Dividends Forecast (cents per share)
2007 2008 2009 2010
EPS 274.1 200.1 156.0 110.0
DPS 140.0 130.0 90.4 60.0
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