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    Quote Originally Posted by longy View Post
    The last paragraph is interesting. "The newly announced plan doesn’t entirely try to shut out foreign companies. It will support domestic dairy producers in acquiring or setting up overseas bases for milk supply, encourage foreign dairy firms to invest in China as well as tighten regulations on the milk-powder imports and online sales platforms."

    Sounds to me acquisition or part own of the foreign supplies is quite possible. I am wondering Bub saw this coming and hence have Chinese owning of 30% its company?
    same thought about BUB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    We seem to be forgetting A2 does A2 milk - not just any old infant formula. Clearly local Chinese are struggling with its own generic milk production / formula manufacture. It will take them even longer to get the A2

    I think it is fair to assume NZ is a pretty good at herd management. If we are going to struggle converting herds to A2 then how will the Chinese fair?

    Just a reminder: https://www.interest.co.nz/rural-new...will%C2%A0take

    Also A2 is a "premium" product. China has to get its mass produced IF sorted first.
    The science behind A2 is a bit ........If Nestlé can do it without ATM, am sure big local producer can do the same and this is not a tech like 5G.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nzsharetrade View Post
    The science behind A2 is a bit ........If Nestlé can do it without ATM, am sure big local producer can do the same and this is not a tech like 5G.
    Most dairy cattle in China are Chinese Black and White and are derived from cross-breeding between the local yellow cattle and Holstein. (Holsteins are renown for their milk production - but also carry A1) They aren't the A2 favoured Guernsey or Jersey. So China will need to focus on the Holstein breed and locate the A2 only stock from there. Or import A2 semen and start a breeding programme - which takes time

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    Quote Originally Posted by minimoke View Post
    Most dairy cattle in China are Chinese Black and White and are derived from cross-breeding between the local yellow cattle and Holstein. (Holsteins are renown for their milk production - but also carry A1) They aren't the A2 favoured Guernsey or Jersey. So China will need to focus on the Holstein breed and locate the A2 only stock from there. Or import A2 semen and start a breeding programme - which takes time
    Your Chinese cow knowledge is impressive! Market seems to think yesterday was an overreaction. Up a bit already

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    I didn't catch the falling knife low enough yesterday...but will be looking ok after today methinks.

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    if ya got in around that $14 level yest doing nicely today. not bad swing trading. US markets monday printed a pretty close to a dojo bottom an oversold so was odds on for a rise last night but didnt expect the size of the move. anyway the stock will continue to swing with the flow of the macro and news events
    one step ahead of the herd

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    Quote Originally Posted by bull.... View Post
    US markets monday printed a pretty close to a dojo bottom an oversold so was odds on for a rise last night but didnt expect the size of the move.

    https://www.ccn.com/dow-jones-china-trade-war-reversal

    China’s Ministry of Commerce issued a statement that unexpectedly advocated for Beijing and Washington to return to the negotiating table.
    “The Chinese side always believes that the differences and frictions between the two sides in the economic and trade field will ultimately need to be resolved through dialogue and consultation,” the statement said, according to a CNBC translation.
    Last edited by dr_; 05-06-2019 at 11:05 AM.

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    Im picking that we will dribble on until Aust opens today then the SP should be a little firmer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr_ View Post
    https://www.ccn.com/dow-jones-china-trade-war-reversal

    China’s Ministry of Commerce issued a statement that unexpectedly advocated for Beijing and Washington to return to the negotiating table.
    “The Chinese side always believes that the differences and frictions between the two sides in the economic and trade field will ultimately need to be resolved through dialogue and consultation,” the statement said, according to a CNBC translation.
    Now we just have to do the usual - wait for Australia market to open up. (buy now at $14.50 before it does)

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    I think it looks horrible on the chart. Massive break of uptrend that was in place from Oct 2018 lows. Next buying support level is $12.60 area.

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