pernah turun sampe 40% kalo gak salah? jadi mungkin aja turun dibawah 6000.....nunggu ah....
MD On Thu, Jul 3, 2008 at 1:09 PM, Tompi Miring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > BUMI udah 7250, gmana nihhh suhu??? > > ----- Original Message ---- > From: geraldus oen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [email protected] > Sent: Thursday, July 3, 2008 10:48:07 AM > Subject: Re: [saham] DON'T PANIC - BUY BUY BUY !!! > > *Asian thermal coal prices overheated, may correct* > PERTH, July 2 (Reuters) - Thermal coal prices in Asia may soon correct as a > more than 30-percent surge in three weeks to a record $200 a tonne forces > utilities to put off purchases, but the fall is unlikely to be sharp. > > Even though traders might look to take profits in coming weeks, which would > weaken prices, record high oil and expectations that China would cut exports > would prevent a plunge in prices that have quadrupled from a year ago, > traders and analysts said. > > "End users are already baulking at the price," said a trader from a major > European firm based in Singapore. "Some utilities were looking to get 2009 > supplies but they are now saying that can wait until prices come off." > > Prices broke the $200 psychological level on Tuesday, extending a four-week > rally that came amid signs that miners in Australia, including Xstrata Plc > (XTA.L: Quote, Profile, Research) and BHP Billiton Plc/Ltd (BHP.AX: Quote, > Profile, Research), were diverting the fuel into more lucrative steel coal > markets, further crimping already tight supplies. > > The trend has led some producers and traders to close the gap between > thermal coal and semi-soft coking coal, sold at between $230-$250 a tonne, > traders and analysts said. Semi-soft coking coal is traditionally sold at > around a 15 percent premium to thermal coal prices. > > Analysts and traders said expectations that China, the world's largest coal > producer and consumer, would significantly cut its coal export quotas later > this year and potentially cause a supply crunch in the Pacific market also > helped boost prices. > > "There hasn't been new drivers. In a market that is chronically short of > supplies, prices can move quite strongly just based on sentiments and > expectations, " said Clyde Henderson, an analyst at Barlow Jonker Pty, a > unit of Wood Mackenzie Consultants Ltd. > > A 30,000 tonne of Australian coal shipment for loading in December was > traded at $201 a tonne late on Tuesday, data from electronic platform > globalCOAL showed. Five other shipments for delivery between the August to > October period were traded near record levels of between $195-$197 a tonne. > > South African coal prices are also within days of reaching unprecedented > levels of $200 a tonne free-on-board Richards Bay, producers, traders and > consumers said. [ID:nL0192493] > > "The supply risks are already priced in. I think some people may start to > take profits now and that will lead to a correction in the market. But its > unlikely that it'll be a $50-$100 drop in prices," said a Sydney-based coal > trader. > > "I'm not sure how one can justify a $50 jump in a matter of less than a > month. But you can make a pretty strong case that it's not a bubble driven > price." > > > --- On *Wed, 7/2/08, Jack Cowok <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com>* wrote: > > From: Jack Cowok <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> > Subject: [saham] DON'T PANIC - BUY BUY BUY !!! > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] com > Cc: obrolan-bandar@ yahoogroups. com > Date: Wednesday, July 2, 2008, 8:33 PM > > > > Index minus banyak, karena ZP men dump BUMI. > > ZP sudah menyebarkan ISU jauh2 hari : Apa pak BUMI_T dari ZP ya. > > > > Dengan memanfaatkan harga minyak. > > > > Posisi saya: BUY > > > > > > Salam Gain > > JACK > > > > >
