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From: | "Grant Keymer" <grant@jenlogix.co.nz> |
Date: | Fri, 6 Jul 2001 18:26:53 +1200 |
Hi Peter,
You're right, CEN should be getting more attention than
it has. When EME's stand in the market came up
a month or so back, I looked at the various options open, and noted advice from
various brokers suggesting shareholders should sell as the offer price was close
to their current valuation at that time $3.24).
Yet, at the same time I noted that the non-executive
directors were not selling. I decided that
there had to be more upside in this share if one was prepared to wait a year or
two.
Meanwhile, the dividend yield is
pretty attractive! :)
All of that was before this cold winter set in, and in
fact the pundits at that time were predicting a warm winter.
Talk about get it wrong!
Nearly every day this week, as the days have got colder
and colder, CEN's share price has risen little by little.
Yesterday it touched $3.10 but got sold down by
profit-takers towards the close.
Today a whole bunch of sellers were waiting again at
$3.10, but they got cleaned out and we closed at $3.14.
All of which makes me very happy for sure
:D
Today I received some updated research from ABN Amro
Craigs. Here are the main points:
In closing, ABN Amro's research document
said:
If that's not a glowing recommendation, I don't know
what is. :D
Disc. Hold (lots of) CEN
Cheers
Grant Keymer ____________ |
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