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From: | "Osbert Sun" <osbert.sun@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Tue, 28 Mar 2000 08:33:28 +1200 |
It's rather odd to me that the announcement of the
market purchase of ITC shares by Sicence Centre International came at a time
when the share price had been forced down in recent large sell-offs. And
further, ITC chosen not to issue new shares to SCI as being done previously to
other institutional investors. The rational has to be, IMVHO: (i) both ITC and
SCI considered that at the current price, ITC shares are attractively
priced; (ii) ITC has raised enough working capital for further expansion, so
buying shares by SCI from the market would bring on board a strategic partner
without having to dilute the values of the existing shareholders. So considering
the obvious and a promising future, why didn't there seem to be lack of sellers
on market last week? Curious? I'd rather consider that the situation has been a
well-planned process of keeping the ITC share price down before SCI fills up its
bag. While AIRVB remains probably one of the best options this week, I'd keep a
watchful eye on ITC as well. The judgement is yours...
Kind regards,
Osbert Sun
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