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    Quote Originally Posted by macduffy View Post
    It's the "Scheme of arrangement" mechanism here that requires the 75% approval. I doubt whether use of the terms "takeover" or "merger" affect that.

    Yes, it will be interesting to see if a bidding war erupts. BPT have had recent experience in low-bidding and missing out on their target but one assumes that, as a big player in the area they have a good idea of what ITC is worth.
    Does not matter that much macduffy, you need to look at the big picture.

    The big picture is big, why no one stole them at the low 60's is beyond me. Anyway I hold heaps and will continue to do so, unless the story changes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tricha View Post
    You need to look at the big picture......
    But Tricha, it's actually the "big picture" that looks so lousy!
    As a long-term investment BPT has been an absolute dog.
    I remember when you were buying BPT at $1.30 - $1.45 Tricha, and when you valued it at $4.33! I know you later revised this to $2.37, but I see that UBS now value BPT at 83 cents and wonder what your current valuation is.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Phaedrus View Post
    But Tricha, it's actually the "big picture" that looks so lousy!
    As a long-term investment BPT has been an absolute dog.
    I remember when you were buying BPT at $1.30 - $1.45 Tricha, and when you valued it at $4.33! I know you later revised this to $2.37, but I see that UBS now value BPT at 83 cents and wonder what your current valuation is.
    Phaedrus what position is the moon tonight

    My last valuation I did was, I thought $2.76 and with their Coal Shale Gas exposure, at a guessimate add $1.00 -$2.00 more.
    My highest price paid was < .92
    By the way how are your picks going in the share comp., was it last or 2nd to last
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phaedrus View Post
    But Tricha, it's actually the "big picture" that looks so lousy!
    As a long-term investment BPT has been an absolute dog.
    I remember when you were buying BPT at $1.30 - $1.45 Tricha, and when you valued it at $4.33! I know you later revised this to $2.37, but I see that UBS now value BPT at 83 cents and wonder what your current valuation is.

    Careful Phaedrus....you might get banned disputing that valuation!

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    Hi folks,

    BPT ... will be looking for a strong close to finish the coming week,
    as a positive time cycle comes into play, around 23-24122010 .....

    have a great day

    paul



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    Quote Originally Posted by yogi-in-oz View Post


    Hi folks,

    BPT ... will be looking for a strong close to finish the coming week,
    as a positive time cycle comes into play, around 23-24122010 .....

    have a great day

    paul



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    Hi Paul

    You got this call right, 2011 should be the year Beach reachs some of it's potential, hopefully they will finish of DLS, fully consolidate the Cooper basin and become the envy of Santos and others.

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    Seems the poor old Beach can't take a trick these days.

    Latest news is that the interest in BMG will be written down to a nominal amount in the half year result soon to be announced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macduffy View Post
    Seems the poor old Beach can't take a trick these days.

    Latest news is that the interest in BMG will be written down to a nominal amount in the half year result soon to be announced.
    Seems to be already factored in to the SP as ROC announced this a while back.

    Shale gas is the driver now and a good result at Holdfast should see a significant re-rating of Beach.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rabbi View Post
    Seems to be already factored in to the SP as ROC announced this a while back.

    Shale gas is the driver now and a good result at Holdfast should see a significant re-rating of Beach.
    re-rating appears to be underway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by percy View Post
    re-rating appears to be underway.
    Yep re-rating was under way, could not resist to buy back in today at opening.

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