wizzkid

Hi BSA. Someone from HC reckons its a buy rec. from the ASI. Cheers

Official plant opening was today with Martin Ferguson attending. Has anyone seen any news footage or articles? Or did anyone go??? Would be interested to know.... Cheers

Placement/Cap raising... Cheers

SXP is one to watch (in relation to their MOU with LNC), they have already proved 1bil tonnes of coal and targeting much more. cheers

The first chunk taken on Monday was from Comsec, and the 2nd buy at 12c for 6.6m was from UBS again. cheers

Great move today to close @ 13.5, UBS was behind those big buys last Monday and I suspect this Monday just gone.... it will be interesting to see if it was when I can check them tomorrow. cheers

nice move today, touched on an ATH... cheers

In reply to: crowman28 on Tuesday 22/04/08 02:37pm Ha, by 20000 shares crowie (SPP).... looks like all the directors did! cheers

Looks like a pump without the dump... http://www.sharescene.com/html/emoticons/lmaosmiley.gif Nice close today.

What are the chances of Xstrata raising it's bid for RSP? The coal climate is pretty hot!

Buying today Z?? http://www.sharescene.com/html/emoticons/cool.gif

In reply to: mptrader on Friday 02/11/07 10:21am Close mptrader - if this is true then it is about $19.80 DJ ChemChina Offers A$3.4B For Nufarm - Report SYDNEY (Dow Jones)--China National Chemical Corp. and Blackstone Group (BX) have made a A$3.4 billion unsolicited takeover bid for Australian pesticide company Nufarm Ltd. (NUF.AU), The Australian Financial Review reported Friday. Nufarm had said Thursday it was considering an offer from an undisclosed source, and said it would say more before the start of trade Monday. The South China Morning Post reported Wednesday that ChemChina subsidiary China National BlueStar Group and U.S. buyout firm Blackstone were considering a revised offer for Nufarm after Nufarm rejected a A$17.10 a share, or A$2.9 billion, bid from the pair several weeks ago. The Australia Financial Review said Nufarm is hopeful of securing the interest of possible counterbidder Israeli crop protection company Makhteshim Agan and European private equity firm Permira, which recently acquired Nufarm competitor Arysta. The newspaper said Makhteshim had a close look at Nufarm in recent months and appointed Citigroup to advise it on takeover strategies. Industry sources said Makhteshim's interest in Nufarm had waned but they expected the Israeli group to participate if Nufarm Managing Director Doug Rathbone chose a formal auction process, the newspaper reported.

http://www.smh.com.au/news/business/gordon...2940984577.html

Something in the wind? strong on huge volume on a weak day.... says something! cheers

No mention of this today? Touched on new highs.... wizz