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Hibiscus
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Does any one have any explanation why?? please
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ABuzz
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Maybe CE John Gomersall's statement on 12 July about National Credit Act "dampening demand for cement" ? OMO
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earlyret
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There seems to be a big seller in the market pushing it down...
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Hibiscus
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Maybe the big seller has the same problem I have. Due to the unbundling of PPC from BAW I am suddenly directly over exposed to PPC. To keep balanced composition I will have to sell a few as well. Timing is not right now
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Could this be a sign? although Perhaps only for a few months until summer that the Building Trade is peaking a bit? What about the Construction Stocks like MUR with those high PE's? I am tempted to short MUR.
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Hibiscus
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I will be hesitant to do it. Construction sector will only grow over the next few years. Maybe short term yes
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Hi Hibiscus. You are more than likely correct. However one cannot deny there is quite a bit of future growth built into the price of MUR already. If something had to happen and MUR lost contracts overseas or here then we could see a different story perhaps? Cheers, BTTB.
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john_1
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I happen to agree with you chance of an unside surprise is small compared to a down side surprise and we all know how this market hates surprises.
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