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Post by thedave2006on Apr 30, 2013 5:05am

lumber article from bloomberg

future looks bright.   https://www.stockhouse.com/blogs/viewdetailedpost.aspx?p=160492   cheers, dave.
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Post by thedave2006on Apr 30, 2013 5:05am

lumber article from bloomberg

future looks bright.   https://www.stockhouse.com/blogs/viewdetailedpost.aspx?p=160492   cheers, dave.
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Comment by fibonnacion Apr 29, 2013 9:25pm

RE: RE: RE: Does anyone know the tax treatment of

no problem.... a rights issue is not like a spin-off where the original securities book value changes... instead, your cost in ans shares stays the same and you book 100% gain on the sale of ...more  
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Comment by pappy7on Apr 29, 2013 8:53pm

RE: RE: Does anyone know the tax treatment of the

Thanks Fibonnaci, this is really confusing before you explained it. So your accountant was sure of this then? So what happens to the value of the existing share we still have for when they are sold at ...more  
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Comment by fibonnacion Apr 29, 2013 8:36pm

RE: Does anyone know the tax treatment of the righ

you are taxed as capital gains on 100% of the procceds of the sale of the rights... meaning, your rights had a cost of $0.00 and any and all proceeds of the sale are taxable as capital gains ...more  
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Post by pappy7on Apr 29, 2013 7:18pm

Does anyone know the tax treatment of the rights?

I sold my rights before the expiry and now trying to figure out the tax treatment of them and how this works. I remember something from the prospectus but have misplaced it a few months ago. Can ...more  
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Post by pappy7on Apr 29, 2013 7:18pm

Does anyone know the tax treatment of the rights?

I sold my rights before the expiry and now trying to figure out the tax treatment of them and how this works. I remember something from the prospectus but have misplaced it a few months ago. Can ...more  
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Post by pappy7on Apr 29, 2013 7:18pm

Does anyone know the tax treatment of the rights?

I sold my rights before the expiry and now trying to figure out the tax treatment of them and how this works. I remember something from the prospectus but have misplaced it a few months ago. Can ...more  
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Comment by PAGODA5on Apr 29, 2013 1:00pm

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: estebancaballo

It looks to me that the OISB train has left the station.  I don't think you have much more upside in this stock.  It can't push through $4 and hold it.    
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Comment by PAGODA5on Apr 29, 2013 12:59pm

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: estebancaballo

Yes I see it is at 3 percent.  For some reason, I didn't think there rates were so high.  I can't see them maintaining that given they are a major exporter.  
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Comment by BCsilveron Apr 29, 2013 10:37am

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: estebancaballo

interest rate gap in Australia’s favour over the likes of the US, Japan, most of the eurozone, the UK and Canada
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Comment by PAGODA5on Apr 29, 2013 12:14am

RE: RE: RE: RE: estebancaballo

Riddle me this....why are speculators driving up the Australian $$?   The Australian $ is a marker for commodities?  This market is f'ed up.  
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Comment by estebancaballoon Apr 28, 2013 8:08pm

RE: RE: RE: estebancaballo

Fair enough L. Thanks for the background info....highly educational! I fully agree with your way of using tech/chart analysis.....I don't think that everyone does it that way, however, and still ...more  
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Comment by louelon Apr 28, 2013 7:05pm

RE: RE: estebancaballo

Actually I could name you 10 or more  Not comparable with Warren Buffet but there are not many fundamentalists in his category either.    Harry Boxer, Martha Stolks,  Richard ...more  
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Comment by estebancaballoon Apr 28, 2013 4:35pm

RE: estebancaballo

Right. I have learnt to keep an open mind and will do so......I do look at 200 day moving averages bollinger bands, etc. and use this info to see where a stock has been and where it is trading in ...more  
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