M.p. Evans Share Discussion Threads

[thepopeofchillitown] 05/3/2008 19:00

Can't believe this board is so quiet. One hell of a share we have here.

[pav 1] 02/3/2008 12:32

will take a look on monday

[pav 1] 01/3/2008 19:23

mitzis, did you mean re.

[gswredland] 29/2/2008 17:24

wow..very nice!

[mitzis] 29/2/2008 14:28

Take a look at REA.

[pav 1] 29/2/2008 11:54

NEW HIGHS NOW, EXPECT IT TO HIT 525 SOON, LEVEL 2 LOOKING GOOD

[nobbyk1] 29/2/2008 00:23

if this can retain these levels for the short term expect strong rises to follow shortly.

[protean] 26/2/2008 18:04

No problem monkeywrench. Nice rise again today. New highs tomorrow perhaps?

[monkeywrench] 26/2/2008 17:56

Thanks for those Protean.

[protean] 25/2/2008 22:00

This one also interesting -

[protean] 25/2/2008 21:55

- there still seems to be a bullish outlook for the palm oil price. Amazing the rise so far and the shares may still be playing catch-up.

[billfisher98] 25/2/2008 17:04

Strong move today along with NBPO and RE.

[monkeywrench] 25/2/2008 15:40

Well PAV, it took more than a week, but this little old colonial
company is at last on a few broker's radar screens.
Watch it fly again, after the expected day trader's profit taking.

[pav 1] 11/2/2008 14:16

looking ready to shoot up again, looking for 470 by end of week , if markets hold up

[mitzis] 09/2/2008 12:03

I am happy to hold PAV in profit now and medium term this will be a winner.
Its a better play than New Britain with its diverse commodities.
This caught my eye today apparently the Americanns are finally drinking tea..

[pav 1] 08/2/2008 17:29

yep, like nbpo which looks to be heading over 5.00. hopefully profit takers will be tucking some of profits into this one

[mitzis] 08/2/2008 15:29

moving ahead now.

[woracle] 05/2/2008 18:55

Govt introduces new CPO export tax benchmarks

JAKARTA (JP): The government has issued a new progressive tax regulation on crude palm oil (CPO) and its derivative products, implementing three main benchmarks based on the Rotterdam commodity market prices on CPO.

The regulation, signed by the finance minister Friday, says that if CPO is priced between US$1,100 and $1,200 per ton in Rotterdam, the tax will be 15 percent per ton.

The tax will increase to 20 percent if the price is $1,200 to $1,300 and 30 percent if the price exceeds $1,300 per ton.

"The current tax rate is still unchanged at 10 percent as the price is still below $1,100 per ton," Deputy for Agriculture and Maritime Sectors of the Coordinating Minister for the Economy Bayu Krisnamurthi said, as quoted by Antara on Monday.

Bayu added that the regulation also set new tax rates on the export of CPO's derivative products based on their international prices.

If the international price of a derivative product is below $1,100 per ton, the tax will be one percentage point lower than the export tax on CPO priced at the same benchmark.

If the international price is between $1,100 and $1,200, the tax will be two percentage points lower than the export tax on CPO, which is currently 15 percent.

The new regulation, Bayu said, would result in lower export taxation on CPO derivative products, whose processing demanded high capital investment, such as RBD stearin that would have a cut of 4 percentage points if the price reaches more than $1,100.

[mitzis] 01/2/2008 08:35

Thanks PAV yes I agree a slow burner compared to NBPO and AEP a couple of pence rise usually compared to 20p on the others.

550p would be great.

[pav 1] 30/1/2008 20:27

mitzis, this one moves a lot slower than aep and nbpo, but this has risen a lot less than the others, still waiting to reach my price target of 550 in next 2 months

[mitzis] 30/1/2008 09:35

Slowly moving ahead each day this and AEP.

[pav 1] 26/1/2008 12:09

agree with most of above posts , this moved a lot slower than ape, nbpo and moved to levels of two months ago whilst the others tradibg considerably higher, now my only po holding is mpe, needs to consolidate a bit b4 further move up

[thepopeofchillitown] 25/1/2008 21:19

Glad I held my nerve this week and held. Looking for 550+ by summer.

[monkeywrench] 25/1/2008 09:39

Melody,
Exactly. Palm oil prices have much further to go.
It's a commodity that has been tipped a lot recently.
Murray E. are an old fashioned company and move at a somewhat
slower pace than the rest. A good longer term [6 months ] bet. IMO.
I hold.