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Too easy! hahaha
"Japanese export volumes have been barely increasing, despite a weak yen brought on by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's pro-growth policies."
ps: many of them can't even afford to put petrol in their cars! :)))
Those poor SEC employees being picked on for insider trading should come here to work for ASIC. Not a chance of being rumbled here.
historian is the virtual nfi trader...guess who
"Another good day for banks"
Love it Allan
PAB up 12% in two days on no announcements.....
Markets Live: Another good day for banks
"Beneficiaries are sellers who get top dollar"
and then go on to buy another property down the road with even more debt to offset the increase in that one
The only winners are the financiers and RE sprukers in this market.
Will the ASX get to 5500 before there is shooting in Crimea?
CBA is still 25% over valued, I don't care what you say
With unemployment gradually rising, there ill be more people "working" at home for the government lol
CBA is still bullish and is looking at heading towards $80
@ASX Historian,
Please tell us the history of the ASX 200 Accumulation Index,you know,the one that includes dividends.
Aussie Gold stocks are very inexpensive at the moment, don't miss the boat guys!
The strange thing about gold stocks is the SP can be at the same price when gold was $1250 as $1340. The SP is driven by direction and the pace of any gold price increase or decrease not the actual price itself. $1340 was a wonderful gold price target a few weeks ago but a retreat to $1340 recently caused a sell-off. I half understand why but it still seems like voodoo. PS too many of the aussie gold miners are only marginally profitable.
Several Aus gold companies have A$1000 - A$1200 all inclusive cost. With current gold price close to A$1500, they are bound to make profits.
Coles and jobs = Abbott & Hockey
We are open for business!
And Coles is footing the billion dollar bill not my tax money...Nice!
Open for business, unless you're a car maker, an airline, a cannery, a scientist, a refugee, or a public servant
You are kidding yourself if you think these are new jobs.
Coles puts small businesses to the wall. Sure, they might drive down prices for consumers but it will happen at the expense of existing small businesses in the ares they expand into.
public servants no great loss....
ever had a small business @Steve?, I have and you are so wrong with this comment, what about all the small businesses that benefit from the passing traffic, coffee shops, bakeries, butchers etc etc
@steve, what small businesses are there in new housing estates where most of these stores will be servicing? Your comment may have held true in the 80's but small grocery stores have gone already, unless they are specialty ones that play to either upmarket or niche segments
@Aussie Al - "public servants no great loss". The epitome of ignorance. Unless they work in a hospital or the ATO processing your tax refund (I'm waiting on refunds for 12 super funds), or working in the weather bureau predicting weather conditions in your area for that oncoming fire front, flood or cyclone, or in the CSIRO finding the cure for the disease that is slowly killing you or Air Traffic Control or a fireman or policeman or a host of other useful jobs. Not all public servants push paper around all day.
@pass the red, I agree massively with your comments, although your figures are referring to the All Ords, the ASX 200 didnt start being tracked until 2000
When will Boart Longyear's carcass be arriving at the small goods factory? I'm trying to plan the rosters for the meat packers. Thank you.
Love it, keep it up the good work.
How many defaults do you guys reckon there will be in China's publicly traded corporate bond market this year?
Looking at the shortsell list, I reckon MTS is being set up to be smashed down again.
i bailed all out at $3.175 having lost enough money on that one. Couldn't see a way back.
It's been a while since I traded MTS. It's been very kind and generous to me.
I'm am waiting for this strategic review due this month before doing anything. Time will tell... no gambling here!
oh and check out the latest 3:08pm post. 70 more Coles stores! Metcash better step up their game!
I think the business is good, but the shares are dreadfully gamed by shorters, and now they are at it again.
Maybe I'll buy back in if under $3.
I understand Mr Morrow ex Vodafone chief is now going to run NBN.?? Didn't Vodafone have the worst customer satisfaction in the history of polling.
Can't possibly have got the job on previous runs on the board.
Is there no end to the naivety and ignorance of politicians.?
ACR buying territory?...nah sub 2.00 then have another look.ggrrr UBS.
BKN...dare i say it finding some favour again....shuffle,shuffle.
I thought BKN was going to weaken further. Market seemed to disapprove of decision to not acquire Austin Engineering. Not me. REduced div still pretty good. I'll buy if I can get $4.05 ish.
@Econorat....You are talking about the economic benefit of Australia. I'm talking about the benefit of AUSTRALIANS.
It's not just plain dumb. It's the dumbest thing we'll ever do. Can you provide me links to any economic theory that includes selling everything Can you give me links where Keynesian economics has worked anywhere? It's a comprehensive failure. All economics. It always fails. So, counter intuitive, no.... Use brains, logic, common sense and history to tell me what we're doing is fricken nuts.
Great! Stick with the music - please don't go into politics (or the insulation business).
Attention angry renters that keep posting housing comments... YOU DO NOT NEED TO OWN PROPERTY TO BECOME WEALTHY!!!! It's what else you do with your money that really counts. Pass this onto your kids at a young age.
^^^^ Look I wrote it in capitals, it must be wise advice! :P
Exactly, GS.
Everyone has choices in life. some want to get ahead, some would rather stick their heads in the sand and moan that it's all too hard.
There is enough shelter in Australia for everyone. Ask Allan, he'll even tell you there's a glut.
So people have a simple choice. If you think housing is overvalued at current prices, then rent your shelter and invest the money elsewhere. And if you don't think it's too expensive, then buy it.
Everyone has choices, and of course it's the people who make bad choices that want to whinge about the rules being stacked against them. Even though those same rules work well for the vast majority of Australians who improve their lot over life.
Anyone who has invested patiently in property or the stock market for the last forty years would be wealthy now. Anyone starting out today who invests for the next forty years will end up wealthy. Local property doesn't have to be part of the investment case - there are plenty of alternatives, even including overseas property if you think our market is overheated.
But the ones who moan and whinge will do nothing and get nowhere, and inevitably will be on this blog forty years time predicting ruin because they personally are struggling.
"But the ASX was 6800 .....in 2006"
So what? It was 500 in 1980. It was 1400 in 1992. It has moved up inexorably over time, despite going up down and sideways from time to time. To people who patiently invest and build wealth over their lifetimes, seven or eight years is the blink of an eye, and corrections are the time to buy. Guess you haven't worked that out. But twenty or thirty years from now you might have.
mate, you will have to move on some day, it is 2014 now
Raise interest rates on mortgages by 3% and break this bubble.
But the ASX 200 was 6800 in October 2007?
The time has come
A fact's a fact
The market's up
Let's not look back
Now we can dance
Cause our economy's growing
No time for sleep
While our Shorts are Burning!
But the ASX 200 was 6800 in October 2007?
mate, you will have to move on some day, it is 2014 now
"But the ASX was 6800 .....in 2006"
So what? It was 500 in 1980. It was 1400 in 1992. It has moved up inexorably over time, despite going up down and sideways from time to time. To people who patiently invest and build wealth over their lifetimes, seven or eight years is the blink of an eye, and corrections are the time to buy. Guess you haven't worked that out. But twenty or thirty years from now you might have.
Great! Stick with the music - please don't go into politics (or the insulation business).
Love it, keep it up the good work.
@pass the red, I agree massively with your comments, although your figures are referring to the All Ords, the ASX 200 didnt start being tracked until 2000
@ASX Historian,
Please tell us the history of the ASX 200 Accumulation Index,you know,the one that includes dividends.
historian is the virtual nfi trader...guess who
Too easy! hahaha
NAB out at 35.10 by,buy,bank.
17.72% profits after 2013 buying,that'll doo.
38% for me (also 2013) - do I go or do I stay...
Banks are a fair component of my portfolio and have been the best consistent performers for several years. The upsurge in home building activity and loans for existing houses helped by low interest rates on loans and even lower rates on deposits makes me feel comfortable with sticking with the banks for now. When interest rates start to rise I will reconsider because I would expect mortgage defaults to rise sharply. The cost of those will likely be more than what the banks can cream off by their interest rate games. In the meantime I expect interest rates will fall further and that will be good for the banks.
@hugo....I'm glad you can look past the misery increasingly imposed on Australia's youth locked out of the market. Imagine being 30yo, married, kids, no house. Can't afford. ...."Move out to bumble, you young want everything".....No they don't. They just want what we took for granted. Your gloating is nauseating.
Which post does this refer to? I can't find it.
Sorry Grinch...I'm fired up today....He didn't say that...I was quoting his "tone".....He's always leaving that post..."has the bubble burst yet"? ...."there is no bubble"...
What tone?
He made a comment on property investment on an investment forum.
If you want tone, pehaps you should look at yourself and your mob who are positively salivating at the financial misery that many would experience if house prices dropped 50%!
@Life Is Good....Oh please....You made decisions as an adult knowing full well the fundamentals stink...The property investors deserve exactly what's coming.
LOL!. But just what I thought JohnBB.
You've spent the last few weeks talking about how you are spreading your doom and gloom for purely altruistic reasons - to help others. You're last post shows that is complete BS and you're just another who takes joy in the misery of others!
FTR I don't have an investment property and I own my house outright so property price changes have no affect on me. I agree with Allan that Melb CBD isn't a good investment at the mo and I'm ambivalent on Melb houses.
Unlike YOU I offer my opinion with absolutely no vested interest. I don't think prices will drop but I do agree that rate rises will temper price increases.
But apparently that view makes me a prperty spruiker! LOL!!!
Who said the GDP was going backwards....doom and gloom sayers...ah no,apparrently.
Let's see what GDP looks like when the gov't takes $30bn+ of spending out of the figures over 14/15 and the out years. That will impact on household disposable incomes, that are already falling, and further reduce GDP. Rising unemployment will not help either. The gov't has to make good on its proposals to become the "infrastructure gov't" o/wise a recession is a real chance.
Is Abbott at war with our environment?
He thinks climate change is a conspiracy, then turns the Great Barrier Reef into a rubbish tip, then decides the Sumatran Rhino deserves extinction, now makes the bizarre claim that we have too many national parks.
This job-killing, environment-destroying mad robot has earned the title Worst PM in history in record time.
If you are interested in a list of the sins of the Abbott gov't check out this blog:
Loggers are conservationists..
The too many national parks comment was crazy, I hope he meant we have an appropriate number and area existing. But alas Rudd/Gillard/Rudd are still winning the worst PM race
How I sometimes wish that Rudd/Gillard/Rudd had followed the Noalition's advice and cut gov't spending in response to the GFC.
The AllOrds would by now be touching the 450 mark and unemployment around 20%. Never mind this present lot will give you a taste in their Budget. Then let's see how they rank or how rank you then consider them to be.
The Chinese always get the headlines about buying our property but the US & Canada are huge buyers at $4.9B & $4.4B (behind China $5.9B).
All 3 are huge buyers and the last time I looked, there was no reason for US & Canadian residents to try get their cash out of the country.
We must be a very appealing country... Make me rich guys, I'll consider selling in 2021 :)
There it is again @1:22pm, "Wages growing at the slowest rate for more than a decade". Are you listening Eric (Wages Explosion) Abetz or do you only hear what you want to hear.
There seems to be a bit of home ownership envy growing....
not envy,
just frustration that our country is being sold off to the highest bidder
"Household disposable income - which nets out interest and tax payments – was down 0.2% for the quarter in real terms (after inflation) with annual growth slowing to 1.1%, implying declining income in per capita terms."
Yep. Even with "Emergency Level" interest rates DEBT bunnies are struggling to pay their bills and save some money for the future. I saw some of them on the 6pm news last night complaining that they couldn't afford to put petrol in their cars lmao! WTF? If you are so rich why can't you even afford to put petrol in your car? Goodness gracious me.
Wow look at the Chinese money being poured into those dinky little flats with one tiny room for kitchen/dining/lounge. If they fry in a wok the oil will coat the back of the sofa. They can have them. And at $10-15K psm they are paying 100% over the odds.
Vacancy rate in Melbourne is approaching 20% and of course rents are falling. Bust in flats coming to a town near you. Enjoy!
Bit close to the bone mod? He he...
I can smell trouble brewing (and I'm always right) Young are starting to get very, very angry. I know some of them and their tone has changed. Who can blame them.
Please, no violence. Get politically active and get even.
Money pouring into high quality assets too Allan - take the blinkers off. Lifestyles are changing.
Not saying it's sustainable, but Melbourne and Syndey resi property is not a 'fad' either - it will continue being cyclical on an upward trend because there is finite supply but constantly growing demand
This is amazing...I dont know how Labor allowed 24billion in approvals and the management of FIRB in housing is a joke.
so what's the explanation for Chinese bidders who bid up and buy those 600 - 1000 sqm house ? They aren't tiny little flat.
What is the younger going to do about this ?
Perhaps part of the FIRB approval should be that the purchaser must fund 1 public housing unit to take pressure of government and the australian tax payers
Has the bubble popped yet, I mean you've been predicting it for 10 years ;)
@Pete. An average house was $150k when Allan began his chant. That house is now $650k and rising. Occam's Razor would assume he is a comedian.
Wow look at the Chinese money being poured into those dinky little flats with one tiny room for kitchen/dining/lounge. If they fry in a wok the oil will coat the back of the sofa. They can have them. And at $10-15K psm they are paying 100% over the real value.
Vacancy rate in Melbourne is approaching 20% and of course rents are falling. Bust in flats coming to a town near you. Enjoy!
Bit close to the bone mod? He he...
This market is boring and gifts are few and far between.
Abbott, Big Australia Shorten.....Housing is becoming a social problem. When will it be addressed?
Other countries have recently changed foreign buying. When will Australia?
The only ones to lose from foreign buyers are first home buyers who will have to buy where the foreigners don't want to invest.
That's not in new blocks of units close to the city. They will, as always, have to buy further out of the city... fact of life.
Beneficiaries are sellers who get top dollar & Australians as a whole as foreign capital comes into Australia to fund more investment in the capital cities.
Putting the breaks on foreign investors is protectionism and just plain dumb.
I know it seems counter-intuitive to you John, but that's the economic truth.
bear kehbab sale on in prahran..no rush, its a yearly sale.
Not gold.
Credit Suisse...Chinese buying Australian property to increase.
I hope this is as bad as our society gets. Where we're willing to sacrifice our own kids for our greed. I somehow don't think we've reached the depths we will lower ourselves to. Proud Australia indeed.
I'm sure the houses that Chinese property investors are interested in are far beyond the reach of our kids.
Foreign investment is great for local economies. Look what happened on the Gold Coast two property boom/bust cycles ago in the 1980s. The Japanese bought a lot of property at bubble prices making locals a lot of money. Then when the bubble burst like all bubbles do the Japanese sold and booked MASSIVE LOSSES LOL
@GA, that's right. The grand Australian tradition. Screw the foreign investor on the way in then screw them again on the way out. In between they pay over the top for stamp duty, rates and taxes and maintenance on their overpriced properties.
@Gordon Akman. I like your point...Not sure our politicians will allow it to fall given they're all in on it.
@mitch...We'll see if that's what GenY think when finally get off Xbox and revolt. It will happen. How many civil unrests have hinged on being locked out of property? Many..... Abbott, Gillard, Rudd, Big Australia Shorten and especially Howard, and countless other grubs are all going to jail and will have their entire families wealth confiscated. I hope I'm around to see it.
This is a serious issue. Bound to create, if it has not already done so, resentment among those with an average income. It seems that if you are a wealthy Chinese you can gain unfettered entry into Australia for yourself and your children via a property deal or purchase. Let's say "money talks" and unfortunately the voices of young Australian first home buyers are just not loud enough.
@mitch....."are interested in are far beyond the reach of our kids"....
Mitch, that's a weird comment.... It's tiered and if the top tiers are being bought by Chinese, then it leaves the lower tiers to be fought over by more people chasing fewer properties. FHB's have no chance.
@Gordon Akman.. AUD to drop to low 80C will add further adverse effect to those "follow the crowd" Chinese investors (With RMB evaluate further it will add more pain). However, at the end of day, only the big businesses in town, i.e big banks, ,properties developers will benefit most. Ordinary aussie still will suffer from the high prices!
Did anybody notice the Chinese premier saying in his speech today that they will close 50,000 Coal furnaces this year? It would have to be negative for our coal miners...
China closing 50,000 coal furnaces. That can't be right. BHP's Mackenzie has said that coal will be the main power source in Asia. Tell him his main customers disagree.
What will this do to house prices?
Flatlined for 2 years, so down from here.
Stop the trees!
I am looking for a platform that allows shorting. Can anybody steer me in the right direction please.
Shorting seems a great idea for diversity and looks to be fun too.
Have you looked at taking PUT options?
The ASX has info on both kinds of options.
All full service brokers have tools you can use to short markets, indices, stocks or commodities. True hedge funds typically have about 10% of managed funds in short positions (obviously a long only fund is not a "hedge fund" by definition).
Yes, I would be interested too, as I am keen to short SBM, absolute gift in my humble!
"a large block and a great location has seen a derelict house in Camp Hill sell for almost $1 million."
Must be Chinese...No one else has that much money, certainly not Australian...they would need a forty year mortgage...and plenty of baked beans.
The Russians said that if America imposes sanctions they will stop using the US dollar in international transactions and Russian institutions won't repay any money US banks have lent to them. For all their bluster there is no way the Yanks will take that risk. There will be 'strong condemnations' but no meaningful sanctions.
BTW I couldn't help chuckling at America huffing and puffing about the need for Russia to respect Ukraine's sovereignty. Since when has America respected ANYBODY'S sovereignty? How many invasions have they launched? How many governments have they overthrown? How many countries around the world do they have military bases in?
Well said indeed.
The US and other will only watch what Russia will do...the US is really scared of Russia, we all know that....the Russians are not the Iraqis...these guys will serve you a nice hot plate of mushroom ash borsch...LOL.
Bathhouse Barry is becoming the laughing stock of the whole world. The US will be the first Great Power in history to be laughed off the world stage.
Any US bank that has lent money to Russia deserves to lose the lot, even before this latest crisis. Of course the US comeback would be the freezing and/or seizing of the $billions in bank accounts and other assets of the Russian elite. Putin probably stands to lose the most. And of course Putin's wife and even more so his mistress(s) will be very ticked off as their supply of Western luxury goods is cut off.
Russia always threatens to stop using USD.
Its an empty threat, over half of their foriegn reserves are in USD
Good one. Maybe they could use the Euro because that is such a sound collective of fiscal managers!! They are stuck with the USD as the reserve whether they like it or not.
Watched Putin's press conference in Russia last night. Seems to me that Putin is more transparent than our lot in charge.
Not as many three word slogans either.
I couldn't figure what the hell Putin was on about. It may have been down to the translator's interpretation but I thought he was almost incoherent. Admittedly I'd had a few reds by then though.
bioscan reveals
AZV up 23% since august....huge run up to exdivd 14/3....just a good company finding its way internationally as well.accum.
MSB tracking in the right direction
NAN,closing in on buying cycle price
BCT flat after boosting company update,buyers lost interest.
NRT,up 9% since feb 25 purchase,steady rise on the cards.
Anyone noticing e-trade is down again? How hard is it to maintain a website? Commsec never does that to you.
another 10000 AHZ @ 15.5c add to pile....pile of what yet to be confirmed ;}
BSB, are you still holding your RIO long? Do you have a price target in mind?
looooong,pickd up divd for reinvest into SMSF $90 by year end.....
Grrr held off for 1.70 on PNA,didnt fill now 1.82 and onwards....coulda,shoulda,didn't..
1/2 [7537] out of CFX @ 2.00...it finally got there so had to take the profit.avg @ 1.82.
ICN ticking up on drill results be it slowly but finally some SP movement after stagnant since Dec 23.5c SPP to Hong Kong interests.
Anyone else like Xero (XRO)?
Been waiting for them to drop to $35, but don't think it is going to happen!
Like the chart? YES
Like the story? YEE
Like the PE? NO
Like its profits? NO
In conclusion.... NO :)
yep only brought in Oct 13 @ 15.72..but never seen anything but blue sky since,should have got more than 250....blahh.Wont go backwards to much but tight charts spread of 36-39 per share in feb,some cycle potential there.Hows those BCI? great buy in last week.
I would not touch it. Very risky considering it has never made a profit.
Traders and gamblers only.
It's a pipe dream mate, same as Freelancer.com. Stay away or be prepared to lose your dosh.
NIce profit BSB
Not profit until sold,so paper only at present...we'll see,i overlook them a bit cause they are bottom of portfolio [alphabet]
top up BRU...found the bottom i think...
I suppose you have seen the report on ch24 about the fierce opposition from the Native Title landholders to Buru's proposed test wells.
no TV here so dont watch it.....saw some opposition posting,but its oil so take no prisoners.nah kidding, i hope they have some agreement for jobs/profit share,management seem human,we'll see.
Fed up with ABY's miserable share price performance. Any other long suffering punters out there???
buy 10000 VLA @ 0.29
Bear, why VLA?
like it,revealed institution backing for $$$ and confident upside,close to virol melaloma trial success,bout it....and gut says buy,add to bio portfolio,I could be way off.willing to chance it.
Dumped RMD @ 4.93 more dynamic stocks around,,,just doesnt seem to fulfill the growth stock niche,boring....
Same, not out a few weeks ago after it range traded b/w 5 & 5.50 for way too long.
But under 5 I'm tempted again. Will wait for further correction. I've heard analysts comment of it going down to around $4.50.
Well done. Look at PRY, it's much worse.
Ugly one month chart on MMS. No need to keep the leasing rort, no more car industry in Austraya.
Down she goes!
MMS investors put their trust in the Libs to save them. Bad mistake. The Libs kept the tax rort in place but got rid of the local car industry.
"A Chinese solar company said it won't be able to repay investors all the interest due on a bond Friday in what may be the first ever default in China's $1.5 trillion publicly traded corporate bond market."
China will do what China pleases and any Chinese Company will also do whatever it pleases...it will pay if it feels like paying...
So yesterday who knew about Carsales (CRZ) intention to acquire another 3% of iCar Asia (ICQ) announced today with the price of ICQ up 22.5c or 20% today. Yesterday ICQ went up 7.5c after quiet trading in the previous days. CRZ only paid $1 for each of the 7.2m new shares in ICQ. Whoever had foreknowledge of the CRZ's proposed acquisition and bought ICQ yesterday has made a tidy profit at the expense of those who didn't know. Another one for ASIC to ignore.
ORG closing in on $15 and a healthy dividend, nice little earner, been riding it up from $11.80.
If you were short at $12 that would be hurting!
It was $19 6 years ago. And it's still overbought at p/e 21.
Gas is everywhere and it's cheap.
Sold out 2weeks ago at 14.91 and 14.87,just cant seem to touch that magic 15...maybe today,but afternoon turnarounds are common.
Gas may be plentiful and cheap but solar and wind are free. Infrastructure is needed for both gas extraction and use in generation. Renewable sources also need their own infrastructure. The main difference will be the ongoing cost of the fuels.
WBC over $34.. Strong fundamentals will always defeat mindless negativity.
Target $36 by May.
With you all the way @Chumlee
Sold out at 34.40 a few weeks back and gave myself high fives when it dropped to $30. Should have bought back in then but expected it to go lower still. Not enjoying seeing it creeping back up to where I parted company with it.
Good luck I'm out of the banks because I believe exuberance has exceeded fundamentals. However I'm usually about 1 month too early selling.
Keep in mind that all the banks have had no real fundamental growth in the last year or so just excellent div yield. Still hold BOQ.
Never been keen on WBC and less so after Lloyds aquisition BUT bought and sold them in past 6 months.
yes holding heaps , run the chart again the others, looks swell, thought about selling em and taking the profit and buying more anz, but think will stick with wbc
Sorry abt that , Not pretty when that happens, you just have to buy in, its trending UP so what else can you do
I for one hate people who show GLEE with others peoples tales of woe in here
I want all of us to be Happy
So there!!
EPS are still forecast to increase for the next few years,not by a great deal,but an increase none the less. I am willing to forgo higher levels of growth in order to get greater certainty of stability and good dividends.
I remember clearly all the experts saying a couple of years ago that they could not see where the bank's earnings growth would come from. Perhaps they still suffer from the same lack of foresight.If the economy improves earnings could be even higher than currently forecast.
Agree. Valid argument.
I'll get back in when I can convince myself because there is nowhere else to go on the div front. On a trading basis I'm out at the moment and as usual have forgone some easy profit. BOQ results 11/04 and ex 28/04.
Lost their AAA rating. Over exposure to mega mortgage mugs. Weak fundamentals.
any shorters left?
you ppl were warned.
Finally socialists can start realising they can't have it all. Time to do the only sustainable thing. Reduce population.
Iron ore continues its slide down .8% to 116.80.
Next stop $70.
Housing boom!
"Australian unemployment has increased to a record high 1.561 million Australians (12.3%, up 1.0%) in February. This is the highest rate of unemployment in 20 years": Roy Morgan.
Housing boom!
Cheers Alan
Putin apparently said:
"Of Crimea that military force would be a "last resort".
Does that mean he won't' buy any more resorts in the Crimea apart from the ones he owns or is he finally going to settle down in the Crimea with his mates from the military.
Likely, I understand that Putin is presently building a bridge from Russia to Crimea, then he can cycle across to his Dacha.
There's enough shale gas in the Canning basin to supply WA for 500 years.
Oh but we won't be using it because bhp like coal.
Nonsense. Read the article properly. It specifically references coal as an important source of energy in the developing world as the developed world switches to cleaner forms of energy, such as gas. BHP is not exactly against shale gas development, is it?
hehehe BHP like shale gas too.
Eagle Ford.
Cleanger forms means increasing warming at a decreased rate. Still disaster.
SBM, down down, prices are down, what a lemon!
I'm not sure which of us thinks more poorly of SBM. Dud of a gold miner but could still prove a risky short as the gamblers seem to love this one.
PDN up 8%. Love it.
People yesterday were lamenting the failings of Erica Abetz. My reading is that in opposition politicians are great at slinging mud but when they get into power they are duds. There are solutions to the devastation that Abbott et al are wreaking on our fair land. These solutions require people with talent. Therein lies the flaw. You pay peanuts you get monkeys.
But we are not paying peanuts. Those politicians are very well paid for what they do. We have overpaid monkeys.
Yes Mitch n add to that a few very well paid HoD's
POTUS salary ~$280k for reference
Did you know there is no such word as "gullible" in the dictionary?
Gold fell to $1331 last night as I suspected and met strong resistance and couldn't break through $1340. Bears are proving very resilient and the next 24 hours will be very interesting. If it breaks through $1340 then I am looking at $1370-75. Failure to hold $1330 and down to $1290 we go. Overall I am bullish but not over confident, caution required!
If tensions are easing in Crimea why were shots fired overnight, by Russian soldiers at unarmed Ukrainian soldiers trying to take back their base, and why did Russia feel it necessary to test launch an ICBM at this particular time. Very provocative. All this situation needs to ignite is shots to be fired in anger or in panic. Then it's on despite what any of the leaders may want. Tensions and anger are running very high. A surge in the market today could very well be mirrored by a plunge tomorrow.
We just cannot try to understand what Russia is doing and/or its motives...we're just too "simple" to understand this great country's actions, it's way above our abilities of comprehension.
Whatever Russia is doing or will do is Right & Justified.
* The only issue we can examine in Australia is why some of the members of our Parliament turn to work intoxicated...
Angela Merkel for Worlds First Global Chief
I wonder when I hit De June, will she have tea and scones with me
I mean, I have as much common sense as Cameron, more than Barack, I am kinder than Putin and I do not tell porkies as Abbott, Gillard et al
Mm, maybe I.ll give the Nsa a tinkle get her cell number
Morning. Why does the Iron Ore price no longer appear in the Need2Know section please? Can we have it back :-)
Thanks for adding it just now :-)
Eds: No worries, sorry about that! We looked into it this morning and should be back in need2know tomorrow morning.
There is no Housing Bubble
There is...when will it burst, Hugo? When?
Overleveraged littlelandlord mantra.
Housing boom!
only in Prahran...POP!
Of course not... the market is just a little 'frothy', perhaps a touch 'overheated', right?
Sell it to an American... or an Irishman or a Spaniard.
Australia IS different... we have more shills, spruikers and property sociopaths.
You can keep your bloody property bubble, we're not interested.
Except there is, and its killing the Australian economy.
Hi Eds, just another request for the iron ore price. Why hasn't it been included in need2know recently?
BHP's Mackenzie backs coal for Asia over US shale
BHP Billiton chief Andrew Mackenzie has declared that the US shale gas boom is unlikely to spread internationally quickly and predicted coal will remain the world's central energy source. While gas is expected to record the strongest growth due to use in power and transport, the mining boss said cheap and abundant coal will be Asia's primary energy source as global energy demand rises 30 per cent over the next two decades.
That can't be right surely, the expert bloggers on here like Allan and Mitch say coal is finished.
Thanks for your input guys but I will align myself with Mr McKenzie,
Perhaps BHP, as a principal owner of coal mines, is just pushing its own self interest. That has been known to happen. I'm sure that the residents of smog-filled Chinese cities will welcome the news that they will be breathing in more coal fumes. The Chinese response to their smog should be causing concern in BHP.
It won't happen quickly but it will happen. Coal is finished in the medium to long term. It is too dirty to keep using.
I also notice that PDN is going for another run today. Is that in response to Russia test-launching an ICBM and in anticipation of a build-up in nuclear weapons stockpiles, or more likely the prospect of China following Japan and moving away from coal to nuclear as an energy source to cut its coal-fired smog.
Like I said, McKenzie is probably a little more qualified, but keeping fighting it if you like!
McKenzie is a little more q̶u̶a̶l̶i̶f̶i̶e̶d̶ biased.
There fixed it for you.
@MItch. It wont be because of any perceived increase in use of U for nuclear stockpiles. It could be a market reaction to perceived need to reduce reliance on coal and oil in light of Crimean tension or it could be belated reaction to Japan decision re re-opening nuclear reactors. My guess would be PDN will be getting support from the Japan decision.
IMO BHP is well undervalued given their latest results and expected cuts that will flow through. Expect $40 to be breached .
NCM also well,well undervalued but market gets the shakes when it gets to $12. Remember on a base rate of 0.96 USD a 1 cent movement add/subtract 28m EBIT.


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The University of West Georgia welcomed key project and community leaders, faculty, staff and students to the official ribbon cutting ceremony for Center Pointe Suites, UWG's new 600-bed residence complex, on Wednesday, Sept. 26.
"We initiated the master planning process some years ago to plot the path for the future of West Georgia's campus," said Dr. Beheruz N. Sethna, president of UWG. "Then, as now, it took the input and combined effort of scores of our constituents and partners to shape and grow UWG into the destination university it is today."
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Every movie Baz Luhrmann does is a tonal high-wire act, where extreme silliness is often shoved right next door to dour melodrama (and vice versa). Sometimes this works beautifully, as in the case of "Moulin Rouge!," where camp excess gingerly gave way to true heartbreak, amplifying both emotions tenfold. When Baz's tonal ping-pong game doesn't work, though, you get things like the first hour of "Australia" or, even more disastrously, "The Great Gatsby." The story of "The Great Gatsby" is a tragedy, we all know this going in, but Luhrmann still throws screwball comedy (particularly the first meet-cute between Gatsby and Daisy) in at every conceivable turn, which seems teleported in from a different movie. Perhaps most tellingly, the story is set up as an exposé on the emptiness and frivolity of Jazz Age life, and then for the next two-and-a-half hours, Luhrmann luxuriates in it, blissfully unaware he's failing at the very goal set out by our narrator, Nick. Luhrmann can't quite seem to distinguish which kind of story he's telling or even what he wants to say about the era exactly, but hopes if he puts enough razmatazz on screen, it won't matter.
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For years, talks about a new building existed only in our imaginations. Then, a daunting steel skeleton outlined the image of what the building would look like. Now, in the final stages of development, we can picture details of where to put that chair and how to hang this plant. The building is still on schedule to be ready for the move this fall.
Senior Project Development Manager, Arne Abramson, says the building is progressing very well. The building recently installed chilled water for air conditioning; the heat was already installed for the winter months. Although Arne confirms that the building is in the final stages of development, he says that it will be a sprint to the finish. The building is in the punch list stage which means that it is currently being done room by room. Faculty and staff take tours of the building and can actually visualize what their new work space will look like.
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With over 900 pages of drawing, it is no wonder Arne claims that the magnitude and complexity of the building has been the most daunting part of this project. The building has 411,000 gross square footage; 207,000 of which is assignable space. After several revisions the building has finally reached its final stages. The assignable space encompasses a wide range of offices, classrooms, conference rooms, labs, libraries, and lounges.
Now that the building has finally materialized in front of our eyes, we have to start worrying about the little things. What equipment will be moved? What should be thrown out? Do I really need a twenty year old machine? Parting with equipment may be harder than we realize. But is it the equipment we'll miss? Or is it the comfort of a familiar space? Despite the anxiety of leaving a familiar place, attitudes are optimistic about moving to the new building.
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On Weds. evening they do what they call hill repeats. It is a hill with around 6% grade & for 45 minutes you go up & down as many times as you can. I can't believe it but I survived & decided to go on there ride today.
They planned a trip to Estes Park & back (70 miles) and it started out with sunshine & a slight wind. By the time we hit the canyon the wind really picked up & once we got into the narrows it started to snow. One of the girls & I were riding together & had talked about going back down because of the snow & wind. It was really cold maybe top 30's or very low 40's.
While we were talking we rounded a corner & the sun came out & the weather got better. At Drake we turned right & headed towards Glen Haven.
Now on the other side of Glen Haven there are two switch backs that are a climb, in fact the start is 18% grade & then the switch backs range from 12-16%.
Even with the snow & wind we made it with not problem and we descended the last 5 miles into Estes. We ate at Subway, rested & then decided to head back. By this time it was snowing like crazy & the temps must have dropped because it was cold. I bet the tourist thought we were all crazy riding our bikes in the snow.
The trip down was a lot faster but even though we were going down hill because of the wind we had to pedal.
Had a good time & met some new members so it was a good day.
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Decisions at the Top Aren't Well-Received. How Do We Get Execs to Notice?
How do we convince our management that top-down decision-making may be hurting our business? —<i>Indecisive on Decisions, software/services, Worcester, Massachusetts</i>
Dear Indecisive:
While taking a flight to a client engagement, I once found myself seated next to a professional-society member who was en route to an industrial psychology conference. We struck up a conversation about workplace motivation, wherein my new friend shared this observation: "Coercion elicits resistance."
In other words, you can't coerce people to agree. Well, not successfully in the long run, anyway.
The case you need to make to management is direct and has business implications. When employees (not just top brass) are involved in decisions that affect them, the more likely they are to accept and support them. Conversely, if they are excluded from the decision process, employees are more likely to feel coerced into supporting a decision they dislike.
If top-level decisions are hurting the business, consider making this point—diplomatically, of course—with your executive management. Request that more people be included in future deliberations, especially when the outcome will affect them. Use data to demonstrate the benefits of involving more people in decisions. Show how the input of additional participants leads to more informed decisions and better business results. Plus, employees are less likely to bemoan a decision they helped to make.
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It all started when I stole four hula hoops at Asbury Hall in college. Well, it wasn't technically stealing if they had stopped using them for the particular event they have been purchased for and just left them in the lounge collecting dust. I didn't know how to hula hoop back then, my roommate Anna thought me the rhythm of the it all. I would take all four of my hulas on the fourth floor in Hoyt, my residence hall and we would have small hula parties there. Sometimes, Anna and I would go on the lawn and have hula competition. "Let's see who can hula for the longest!" I would shout.
Back then, and when I say back then, I mean four years ago, we didn't know any hula tricks. We would hula and dance around, sometimes walk with it, but we didn't know how to move it and down our bodies and do any of the fancy tricks one sees on videos. We still don't.
The hulas I had were the cheap 99-cent ones. They were light and flimsy, but we worked with them anyway. I've grown a lot since then, and that is why I purchased a custom-made collapsible hula for $40 bucks. Now, you're saying, FORTY DOLLARS for a hula hoop!? I agree with you. Remember when I told you I was cheap? Well, I'm not cheap when it comes to things that bring me pleasure. While I wouldn't spend over $80 on most shoes, I would spend $20 on a lipstick, $200 for a good meal (for two), and over $40 for a good hula hoop. I have priorities, and maybe shoes and clothing are not one of them.
I suppose all of this blabbering makes you wonder what this post can be about, well you probably should have guessed it by now. It's about my new $40 dollar hula hoop and my roof top. If you have been following my blog, you know that I have moved to a brand new building with sensational views of the NYC skyline, Morningside and Central Parks. You also know that I'm a active little booger, and I'm always excited about the most simple things. Well, this is my new current obsession: hula hooping on my roof. My building is the tallest around my block, and unless you're three blocks away on the twentieth floor you might see me, but I shouldn't be bigger than a small toy car. I can bring my radio or ipod dock up and hula my stress away.
There are many types of hula hoops, some are made for dancing and different tricks, and others are made for strictly exercising. I have both kinds, in fact, I still have one from the batch I stole in college. I know how to dance with the hula, and I can move with it continually on my waist for more than an hour without dropping it. What I'm learning now are the awesome tricks. From my waist to my hand to my neck. Moving it up and down my body without using my hands. It's all great exercise. It may look silly and childish, but it's fun and it's burning the calories. It gets your heart rate up when you're moving around, and you don't think about it until you're sweaty and out of breath. You've got to move the legs and the arms to get the full benefits. Once, I work out a choreography, a video is to come of my new obsession.
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Here is my Pataks Marinated Whole Chicken, with Tandoori vegetables and Mint Yoghurt.
I was really pleased with this meal, it is indeed a great family dish, I added some biryani rice to it as well.
The smells while this was all cooking were tantalising! It tasted just as good too! The marinated vegetables were absolutely perfect to go with the chicken (ok I deliberately went for the charred look with the chicken.....) and the little creamy mint yoghurt was a delight.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Oct. 1) - The Florida A&M Football team picked up their first Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference win of the season as the Rattlers handed Delaware State University a 34-7 loss at Bragg Memorial Stadium in the third annual Prince Hall Shriners Diabetes Classic.
Damien Fleming, in his first collegiate start, was named the Prince Hall Shriners Diabetes Classic Most Valuable Player.
"Damien (Fleming) played great in his first collegiate start for us. This win is the first of many to come," said fourth year head coach Joe Taylor.
FAMU went into the break with a 6-0 lead as Trevor Scott nailed a pair of field goals from 25 and 34 yards out.
Devan Roberts blocked a Marco Kano punt to set up the Rattlers' first TD of the second half. Fleming connected with Brian Tyms from 23 yards out, increasing FAMU's lead to 13-0.
Jerral Stewart's second interception, set up FAMU's second TD of the game on a Al-Terek McBurse 25-yard run with 3:51 to go in the third, increasing the Rattlers' lead to 20-0.
DSU would break their drought as they scored their first points in 11 quarters on a nine-yard Nick Elko TD to Milton Williams at the 11:37 mark of the fourth quarter.
Fleming increased FAMU's lead to 27-7 as he scored on a one-yard quarterback sneak with 5:34 to go in the fourth.
The Rattler defense would get their third interception of the game, setting up the Rattlers' final TD as Eddie Rocker scored from 20 yards out with 2:39 to go in the fourth.
FAMU (3-2, 1-1 MEAC) was paced by Fleming, as he finished with 245 passing yards, completing 14-of-29 passes with one passing TD and one rushing TD.
Rocker led the Rattler ground attack as he rushed for 57 yards on eight carries with one TD. Lenworth Lennon led the Rattler receivers as he tallied 113 receiving yards on five catches.
Brandon Hepburn and Demarius Folsom led the Rattler defense as they both finished with six tackles each.
The FAMU defense forced four turnovers as they nabbed three interceptions and one fumble recovery. In the five games the Rattlers have played this season, the defense has grabbed 12 interceptions, already surpassing last year's total of 11.
"Defensive Coordinator Earl Holmes had a great game plan for our young men today. We were already playing good against the run, but today, we played good against the pass as well," said Taylor.
DSU (2-3, 0-2 MEAC) was led by Elko, who passed for 127 yards, completing 15-of-31 passes with one TD. Travis Tarpley led the Hornet receivers with 57 yards on six catches.
Ernest Adjei led the DSU defense as he finished with a game high eight tackles.
FAMU will return to action Saturday, Oct 8 as they will host Howard University in their annual homecoming game at Bragg Memorial Stadium in a 3 p.m. start.


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The European sales and service office of Capstone Turbine announced a follow-up order from its distributor in France for 2.8 MW of its 30 kW biogas fueled microturbine products. The new order from Soffimat is the second order from the Paris-based energy systems distributor. Soffimat will deploy the C30 systems at four landfills in France. These units will be fueled entirely by waste gases that would otherwise be flared. One additional non-biogas unit ordered by Soffimat will be fueled with natural gas. The stand-alone C30 will operate independent of the utility grid at a brickyard. Its exhaust will be used in the brick drying process.
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LOL!!! Mark, appreciate that you DON'T blindly share, not only do I value what you DO share, but you have become one of my litmus tests as well. When you and a handful of others that selectively share decide to share one my of my posts, I know I had something more valuable to say.
Oversharing is an epidemic these days, wonderful way to illustrate how foolish it seems when we step back.


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NORTHS DEVILS 42 defeat TOOWOOMBA CLYDESDALES 22
A stunning second half blitz by Norths has left Toowoomba ruing a missed opportunity and breathed hope into the near-unconscious seasons of Tweed Heads, Easts and Wynnum.
The fifth-placed Clydesdales had the perfect chance to open up a four-point buffer over Tweed and increase their margin over the Tigers and Seagulls to five points, given favourable results on the weekend.
However it came to no avail as they let slip an 18-12 halftime lead to end up 42-22 losers.
?An opportunity was presented and we failed to grasp it,? Toowoomba coach John Dixon said.
?The whole place is disappointed with the end result.?
A blistering long-range effort from Ryan Shortland (pictured) just 50 seconds after halftime was credited with swinging the momentum Norths? way, providing the first of five tries in the second stanza.
While the high-quality affair saw plenty of completions for both sides, the Devils sensed they had greater room for improvement, given half Luke Millwood was a touch erratic in early exchanges.
And just as Norths began to execute with greater precision, Toowoomba allowed itself to become frustrated with errors and line-ball judgments. Injuries to Michael Ryan, Joe Clarke, Zac Chisholm and Michael Bond further hampered the Clydesdales? cause.
Norths did not escape without harm either, suffering shoulder knocks to both Shortland and Aaron Morgan.
Playing his first game back in Queensland Cup for several weeks, try-scoring machine Greg Inglis somewhat amazingly failed to cross the stripe, although he was composed in kicking seven goals.
?Inglis was okay, but not outstanding,? coach Wayne Treleaven said.
?The most important thing was that we didn?t rely on him. I couldn?t complain with today?s effort, particularly when we allowed them just four points in that second half.?
Hooker Nathan Friend was the pick of the bunch for Norths, while Anthony Boyd, Aaron Bulow, Josh Tatupu and Shortland were also shining lights. Toowoomba?s most impressive was former soccer star and rookie winger Denan Kemp, the scorer of two wonderful tries.
As the road to the finals progresses, Norths is at home to Wynnum next Sunday, while Toowoomba tackles Easts at Langlands Park on Saturday.
NORTHS 42 (Nathan Friend 2, Josh Tatupu, Ryan Shortland, Anthony Boyd, Adam Blair, Peter Robinson tries; Greg Inglis 7 goals)
TOOWOOMBA 22 (Denan Kemp 2, Nick Parfitt, Derricke Watkins tries; Nick Parfitt 3 goals)
Special thanks to the QRL website for another fantastic article.
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Marion Nestle is Paulette Goddard Professor of Nutrition, Food Studies, and Public Health at New York University, in the department which she chaired from 1988-2003. She is also Professor of Sociology at NYU and Visiting Professor of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell. She holds an honorary degree from Transylvania University in Kentucky. She earned a Ph.D. in molecular biology and an M.P.H. in public health nutrition from the University of California, Berkeley. Previous faculty positions were at Brandeis University and the UCSF School of Medicine. From 1986-88, she was senior nutrition policy advisor in the Department of Health and Human Services and editor of the1988 Surgeon General's Report on Nutrition and Health. Her research examines scientific and socioeconomic influences on food choice, obesity, and food safety, emphasizing the role of food marketing.
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From 2008 to 2013, she wrote a monthly Food Matters column for the San Francisco Chronicle food section. She blogs daily (almost) at www.foodpolitics.com, and twitters @marionnestle (named among the top 10 in health and science by Time Magazine, Science Magazine, and The Guardian).
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Hah, it's funny because it sounds like "seamen" and she's all sailor-like….I'll stop. The war between gold-digging sluttypants Denise RIchards and pervy freak-a-leek Charlie Sheen is full on. She must be paying him to write her nasty e-mails so she can publicize her upcoming reality show, Denise Richards: It's Pathetic.
Denise was in NYC promoting her trash when she claimed that Charlie had sent her ANOTHER evil text message in which he mocked her mother and father. Her mom died of cancer recently. Or shame. Denise told the New York Daily News that she had sent him a text asking him if he was going to their daughter Sam's family day at school and informing him that Sam had a cold.
"His response was, 'I hope you and your worthless retarded father get cancer and join your stupid mom. Rot in hell you [bleeping] whore,'" Richards claims. "My mom died of cancer. This is what I deal with on a weekly basis," Denise said. If she's telling the truth about this, then Charlie's very subtle in his hatred.
Their white trash war started up again when Denise claimed that Charlie faked an e-mail from her asking his ex-fiancee Brooke Mueller for sperm. Denise's words on the matter are priceless and I think my publisher could consider hiring her to write for this site.
"I don't want Charlie's prostitute-tranny-infested sperm," Richards says. "I have two beautiful kids. We'll leave it at that." Ching ching ching! We have a winner! "Prostitute-tranny-infested sperm!" What does that even mean? Kudos! And she didn't leave it at that, by the way.
"I am so over him," she says. "He's the one who can't move on. He's disgusting, and he's hit an all-time low."
Sheen's rep (I know, it's endless) says that Denise is lying about the faked e-mail.
"Denise seems to be denying the existence of [the] e-mail. This goes beyond a he-said-she-said. We have an offer from a [live] TV show. They will bring a computer expert to diagnose the e-mail and to verify it was sent by her e-mail address and to verify it was neither altered nor edited. Computer DNA — it is conclusive. The only time Charlie has spoken on TV about her, they were sound bites at red-carpet visits or during set visits," the rep said. "He has not gone on multiple TV shows this week."
They both seem to be the worst examples of lying celebrity white trash. Which is why I think I love them.
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