do the chinese want to buy ago?, page-11

Hi Jtang,

you are obviously very intelligent, this is why I find it hard to believe that you think the A$19 per ton amortization and depreciation figure is still correct for 10MT/A as well as 12MT/A.

This seems fairly obvious down ramping to me, so that is why I was interested in your motivation.

To put it in perspective your $19 figure "could be" as far as $200 million dollars per annum out!


Because of this I did a IP search on your posts and you appear to be in Shanghai, China.

With only the first five digits of your IP to go by that's as far as I got.

If you are working in Shanghai there is a fair chance your working for either a partly owned or completely owned government enterprise.

I was just wondering why some one who is probably working for the Chinese government would want to down ramp AGO.

Your answer could of been:
I don't work for them!
or
I do work for them but have no idea and haven't herd any thing which would make believe that the government is interested in buying AGO.

Instead you appear to have become defensive about your investing strategies??

I am not an AGO share holder ATM, I am just interested in what you have to say!


Hotfire
If the Chinese government are in fact interested in taking over AGO, why do you think they would wait till after a rail deal is done.
Wouldn't the company cost three times as much then?
FMG does deals with the Chinese all the time, they just want more money, they don't care about AGO!lol

My guess is if the Chinese are going to have a go at AGO, it will be before the election.

Lucky
Why do you think there are advertisements for payed bloggers on Hot Copper?
One article in itself won't do much, however a whole bunch of talk generated across different forums and media can have a dramatic effect.

Here is a research paper on it if your interested:

http://efmaefm.org/0efmsymposium/china-2010/papers/forum_impact_paper_with_authors.pdf