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sappas schreef op 13 februari 2014 16:35:

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Hans waarom in Pharming?
In het verleden in de tijd van Snorkle en GTCB heb ik ook veel belegd in Pharming en heel veel verdiend met GTCB.
Ik kocht Pharming toen rond de 1 euro en boven de 4 euro heb ik toen gecashd en ondertussen heel veel getrade met Pharming.
Was een mooie tijd :-)

Dhr. Strijker is toen uit Pharming gestapt en een eigen bedrijf begonnen en later is dit bedrijf inclusief dhr. Strijker weer over genomen door Pharming.
Pharming heeft toen een spelletje gespeeld en toen GTCB het niet meer redde ben ik helemaal uit Pharming gestapt.
Nu heb ik de indruk dat Pharming een grote bel is en meer een casino-aandeel en vroeger was Pharming een goed en degelijk bedrijf met transgene techniek.

Groetjes,

Sappas
Waarom?

Hierom! :-)

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Bijgaand nieuws van de staalsector uit de Telegraaf is positief voor ArcelorMittal.

Forse winstgroei bij mijnbouwer BHP Billiton

Zie;
www.telegraaf.nl/dft/nieuws_dft/22308...

Gerrit
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MELBOPURNE (AFN) - Mijnbouwconcern BHP Billiton heeft in de eerste helft van het gebroken boekjaar 2013/2014 een forse winstgroei gerealiseerd, onder meer dankzij een recordhoge productie van ijzererts en kolen. Dat blijkt uit de resultaten die het bedrijf maandag naar buiten bracht.

De nettowinst in de 6 maanden tot 31 december bedroeg 8,1 miljard dollar (5,9 miljard euro), dat is bijna 83 procent meer dan de 4,4 miljard dollar die een jaar eerder in de boeken werd gezet. ,,De economische omstandigheden verbeterden gedurende de eerste helft van het boekjaar. Europa kende een periode van relatieve stabiliteit, terwijl de groei in de Verenigde Staten versnelde'', aldus BHP.

Ook de Chinese economie ontwikkelde zich gunstig, maar nu Peking zich richt op een krapper monetair beleid voorziet BHP grilliger marktomstandigheden

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Dat mooie dagje valt vooralsnog mee. Heb vandaag weer kleinschalig extra bijgekocht. Laat die stijging naar 13+ nou maar weer eens komen!
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Vertrouwd beeld , wederom zuidwaarts. Er hangt wt boven dit aandeel wat de koers drukt, een emissie misschien? Het aandeel van het jaar, wat een kul, allemaal borrelpraat om de stukken aan particulieren te verkopen. De instellingen weten wel beter en willen geen schuldenfonds met hoge loon, transport en energie kosten.
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Wat een pech dat SBM zo in de min staat, waren ze weer vlagdrager geweest. Het kan niet altijd feest zijn blijkbaar.
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di 18 feb 2014, 07:15

ABN: Prijzen metalen hoger dankzij groei economie
door Theo Besteman

AMSTERDAM -
Prijzen van basismetalen als koper, nikkel en aluminium zullen gaan stijgen, ondanks bestaande overproductie. De aantrekkende economie stuwt de prijzen verder omhoog. De bouwsector zal profiteren van een langzaam maar gestage verbetering dit hele jaar.

Dat blijkt uit de nieuwste grondstoffenanalyses van ABN Amro. In veel regio's neemt de vraag naar nieuwe woningen weer toe. Dat leidt tot een vraag naar metalen, zoals aluminium. De prijs van koper is al in een sterkste opmars sinds maanden bezig.

Staal blijft achter vanwege een grote overproductie. De prijs loopt achter. Maar de overproductie slinkt, aldus grondstofspecialisten bij de bank. De prijzen voor het maken van staal, vooral ijzererts en cokes, zullen dit kwartaal al wel licht stijgen.

Grote aanjagers zijn niet Azië maar de Verenigde Staten, ondanks krimpende autoverkopen en straf winterweer, en Europa waar particulieren weer meer auto's bestellen.
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Goed lezen dus, prijzen staal lopen achter bij de rest maar zullen dit kwartaal wel stijgen !
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Worst is over for steel sector in country - SAIL

Mr CS Verma chairman of SAIL said that reeling under subdued demand for over 2 years, the steel sector’s worst phase is over and green shoots are visible in areas like prices and inventories.

He said that “The worst phase of steel sector is already over. Things are looking up. Demand has gone up. There is liquidation of inventories. Steel prices have also slightly gone up in last 2 to 3 months. Things are going to be better from here.”

Mr Verma said that “Why steel prices have gone up? It is because demand has gone up and demand has gone up for more consumption has gone up from the end use sectors. Companies are also spending. This is good time for steel makers. There is good demand for steel and prices have also gone up.”

Source - PTI

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JSW Steel wants higher export duty on iron ore pellets

Business Standard reported that JSW Steel has opposed removing an export duty of 5% on iron ore pellets. In fact, it wants this raised to 30%.


Mr MV S Seshagiri Rao, joint MD of JSW said that “The steel industry is already suffering from lower production of iron ore from Karnataka and Goa. Karnataka used to produce more than 40 million tonne but due to the cap by the Supreme Court, production has come down to 8 million tonnes to 10 million tonne. A recent order by the Odisha government putting a cap of 44 million tonne on iron ore despatches from the Joda region has worsened the present crisis in the country.”

Mr Rao said that “The company runs 3 steel plants in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, with a total capacity of 14.3 million tonne. Capacity use in the iron and steel sector had been falling continually on shortage of raw materials such as iron ore, pellets, scrap and sponge iron. Capacity use fell to 82% in 2011 to 2012 from 88% in 2010 to 2011 and further in 2013 to 2014.”

Mr Rao said that removing the export duty on pellets would further worsen supply of raw materials in the country. Iron ore output in the country fell to 142 million tonne in 2012 to 2013 from 218 million tonne in 2009 to 2010 and is expected to drop further in 2013 to 2014. In April to October 2013, 80 million tonne of iron ore were produced against 92 million tonne in the year ago period.

He said that ore requirement has been growing with rising steel output in the country. In 2013 to 2014, steel makers would need 137 million tonne ore to produce 84 million tonne steel, while ore output is estimated at 135 million tonne. Ore export in the past financial year was 18 million tonne and touched 10 million tonne this year till September. Ore output falling to 80 million tonne in April to October 2013 to 2014 from 92 million tonne in the year ago period has made things difficult for local steel makers.

Source – Business Standard
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Commerce Secy asks finance minister to withdraw duty on iron ore pellets

Indian Express reported that a day before the government’s Vote on Account, Mr Rajeev Kher Union commerce secretary has asked the finance ministry to withdraw the 5% export duty on iron ore pellets saying it was levied on a misplaced perception.

The finance ministry had on January 27th imposed 5% export duty, endorsing the view of the steel ministry that iron ore was being exported in the garb of pellets. The move has been opposed by the leading iron ore pellet producers in the country.

Led by state run Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Limited, Pellet Manufacturers Association of India has strongly protested the duty which they contend would kill the pellet producing industry.

Mr Rajeev Kher wrote to Mr Sumit Bose finance ministry’s expenditure secretary that “Any argument that domestic steel industry is getting starved of pellets is misplaced as surplus capacity exists in the country. Neither is pelletisation capacity under stress on availability of iron ore fines for domestic steel industry constrained. We urge you to reconsider the decision to impose the export duty.”

Mr Kalyan Banerjee chairman of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Steel has also demanded, earlier this week that unless the export duty is withdrawn, employment will be direly impacted. Based on the government’s promise to encourage value addition, a large number of industries made huge investments.

Source – Indian Express

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Iron ore level commence rally on Chinese interest

A week after the resumption of work in China iron ore price levels have notched couple of rungs on increased interest by Chinese mills. Turn around after nearly a month long decline was first indication of mills eager to replenish stocks whilst the price levels seem to have reached the bottom.

Even though finished steel price levels have not shown any turn of fortunes it is believed that some activity is inevitable as market has shed enough flab.

Source – Strategic Research Institute
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Japan Tokyo Steel cuts scrap purchasing prices

It’s reported that Japan’s Tokyo Steel announced to cut its scrap purchasing prices by JPY 500 per tonne at its four woks on February 15th.

After the adjustment, its H2 scrap purchasing prices averaged at JPY 34,500 per tonne to JPY 36,000 per tonne.

Among them, the scrap purchasing prices at Okayama works are at JPY 35,500 per tonne those in Kyushu works are at JPY 36,000 per tonne those in Tahara works are at JPY 35,500 per tonne those in Takamatsu steel center are at JPY 34,500 per tonne.

Meanwhile, Tokyo Steel remained its H2 scrap purchasing prices at Utsunomiya works unchanged at JPY 36,000 per tonne.

Source - www.yieh.com
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Snance schreef op 18 februari 2014 16:48:

ben mijn steelindex linkje kwijt :( Iemand een overzichtelijke?
Er zijn er zovelen. Deze?

www.worldsteelprices.com/
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Non removal of export duty on iron ore pellets worries miners

Business Standard reported that Mr P Chidambaram finance minister of India disappointed iron ore miners and pellet makers by not withdrawing the 5% duty on the export of pellets in the interim Budget 2014 to 2015. These may consider closing pellet units and putting on hold investments of INR 35,000 crore.

Mr RK Sharma secretary general, Federation of Indian Mineral Industries said that “We had requested the FM to announce a withdrawal. But, he chose not to. It will be a big disaster for the sector. Plants are operating at 50% of their capacities.”

He said that investors were in the process of spending INR 35,000 crore. But that and spending on units under construction may have to be put on hold. There is not much demand for pellets in India. There are hardly any margins. These go in duty payment. The ministry had imposed the duty last month due to the rising exports in April to November 2013 from insignificant exports a year ago, despite ore falling.

Mr ND Rao MD of Brahmani River Pellet, a Stemcor group subsidiary said that “We were expecting a rollback of export duty and a cut in excise duty. Pellets are made from powdery ore and attract an excise duty of 12%.”

Source – Business Standard
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Iron ore levels keep creeping upwards on liquidity infusion in China

Iron ore price levels remained onward bound with nearly USD 3 per tonne appreciation in the last 4 days. Even though the finished market has not shown any significant turnaround iron ore levels are reacting favourably.

Some resilience has been noticed in long price with rebar futures in Shanghai rising to CNY 3,412 per tonne by Friday, from contract lows around CNY 3,380 a week ago. Retail price level though not in tizzy decline has been arrested. In few regions price level has increased by up to 1% recently.

In January, China's iron ore imports hit record high at 86.83 million tonnes up 32.5% or 21.29 million tonnes YoY. Compared to December 2013, it posted a gain of 13.45 million tonnes. Daily imports were 2.801 million tonnes, rising by 18.3% MoM. Currently stockpile is at over 100 million tonnes at Chinese port.

Despite such ironical facts the sudden interest in iron ore by the mills is owing to an announcement by the central bank of China to inject cash into the system.

More importantly mills having sensed the bottom have started looking for booking iron ore lest the price goes in an spiral with the onset of construction activity as weather warms up.

Source – Strategic Research Institute
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Voestalpine new saving plan seen around EUR 500 million

Reuters reported that Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine is expected to announce a new 2 year cost savings plan of around EUR 500 million next month.

Analysts said that the company which is battling steel market oversupply and weak demand from the energy sector.

Voestalpine, whose last, EUR 620 million savings scheme is coming to an end did not say how big the new one would be but said it would run for the next two business years.

Mr Franz Hoerl analyst of Erste Bank said that "The volume of the new programme is said to be not too much smaller (we guess around EUR 0.5 billion)."

Source - Reuters

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