ASX:BDI Blinda at .012 up today by 20%.
can't see announcement. Put on a watch list.
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Friday, July 8, 2011
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
post from www.asxguru.com.au
here's something interesting
May 22, 2011Comments Off
Carbon Tax Will Cost JobsCategories: Sundry
Back in April I posted about an article that alluded to the possibility of the carbon tax actually leading to the increase of pollution as heavy carbon emitting industries pack up and move offshore. Not only that – a significant number of Australian jobs will be lost as well!
Those who support the carbon tax have preached about the new economy and how the tax will lead to job creation and new opportunities. This sort of talk is just that – talk! The reality will most likely be that entire sectors of industry will fold up their operations and move offshore. With that will go thousands of jobs.
At the beginning of this week, supporters of a carbon emissions tax were heralding the news of a substantial increase in carbon reduction targets from Britain. But then just a few days later, the consequences of that decision became clear with one of the world’s largest steel produces Tata Steel deciding to cut 1,500 in Britain.
This article from The Australian reports on the development and to quote from it;
Karl-Ulrich Kohler, Tata Steel’s head of Europe, blamed the cuts on the decline of the construction industry, but added that new EU environmental laws and planned British legislation had compounded the company’s problems.
“Europe’s steel industry is in danger of being made uncompetitive in the world market because of European taxes on UK emissions,” said Dr Kohler.
“But here in Britain we are facing a double whammy of carbon targets.”
Under the coalition deal, the government plans to bring in the toughest carbon emissions targets in the world by 2027. The EU has already said that member states must slash emissions, but Britain will go farther and cut them by 80 per cent by 2050.
Godfrey Bloom, the UKIP MEP in whose Yorkshire & North Lincolnshire constituency the Scunthorpe cuts will fall, said the “misguided” carbon legislation had made “a bad commercial situation far, far worse”.
He added: “Certain extra costs and additional targets are clearly undermining business confidence. The result, as we see, is lost jobs.”
We are seeing the very same message from sectors of Australian industry – warning of the dire consequences.
ref www.asxguru.com.au
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Assett Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards: AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
May 22, 2011Comments Off
Carbon Tax Will Cost JobsCategories: Sundry
Back in April I posted about an article that alluded to the possibility of the carbon tax actually leading to the increase of pollution as heavy carbon emitting industries pack up and move offshore. Not only that – a significant number of Australian jobs will be lost as well!
Those who support the carbon tax have preached about the new economy and how the tax will lead to job creation and new opportunities. This sort of talk is just that – talk! The reality will most likely be that entire sectors of industry will fold up their operations and move offshore. With that will go thousands of jobs.
At the beginning of this week, supporters of a carbon emissions tax were heralding the news of a substantial increase in carbon reduction targets from Britain. But then just a few days later, the consequences of that decision became clear with one of the world’s largest steel produces Tata Steel deciding to cut 1,500 in Britain.
This article from The Australian reports on the development and to quote from it;
Karl-Ulrich Kohler, Tata Steel’s head of Europe, blamed the cuts on the decline of the construction industry, but added that new EU environmental laws and planned British legislation had compounded the company’s problems.
“Europe’s steel industry is in danger of being made uncompetitive in the world market because of European taxes on UK emissions,” said Dr Kohler.
“But here in Britain we are facing a double whammy of carbon targets.”
Under the coalition deal, the government plans to bring in the toughest carbon emissions targets in the world by 2027. The EU has already said that member states must slash emissions, but Britain will go farther and cut them by 80 per cent by 2050.
Godfrey Bloom, the UKIP MEP in whose Yorkshire & North Lincolnshire constituency the Scunthorpe cuts will fall, said the “misguided” carbon legislation had made “a bad commercial situation far, far worse”.
He added: “Certain extra costs and additional targets are clearly undermining business confidence. The result, as we see, is lost jobs.”
We are seeing the very same message from sectors of Australian industry – warning of the dire consequences.
ref www.asxguru.com.au
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Assett Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards: AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
Monday, June 14, 2010
more RSPT meetings
If you watched question time (parliament Australia) today and listened to the discussion you would have heard many times "Australia is going to have a superprofits tax" (Ferguson)You would be forgiven for wondering if there are more industries in their sights. There doesn't seem to be much room for negotiation.
If the government made an announcement declaring that: a supertax is going to apply to your chemist/dress shop/ newsagentcy/ car dealership or on the sale of your house - or that you will have to pay a 40% supertax on all profit over 6%.. what would you say?
start writing your response now.
this little battle for democracy is getting more revealing by the day.
Here's a news item from Brisbane today.
http://au.biz.yahoo.com/100615/31/2dmub.html
Proposed resources tax under fire at Brisbane forum
Tuesday June 15, 2010, 1:00 pm
The mining sector has continued its assault on the Federal Government's proposed resources tax at an industry conference in Brisbane.
Access Economics director Chris Richardson told the forum the tax is based on the flawed belief that the mining bonanza will continue forever.
"It may be that we end up shooting ourselves in the foot - that we slow down the sector through the period when these magic margins are at their best," he said.
Mr Richardson says the levy would tax entrepreneurial effort as well as minerals.
Minerals Council spokesman Mitch Hooke says the Government has deliberately misrepresented the sector's tax contribution.
"[It's] probably one of the most significant assaults on an industry that I've seen in my 20 years as a CEO in Canberra," he said.
Similar meetings will be held in Western Australia and South Australia later this week.
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Asset Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards:AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
If the government made an announcement declaring that: a supertax is going to apply to your chemist/dress shop/ newsagentcy/ car dealership or on the sale of your house - or that you will have to pay a 40% supertax on all profit over 6%.. what would you say?
start writing your response now.
this little battle for democracy is getting more revealing by the day.
Here's a news item from Brisbane today.
http://au.biz.yahoo.com/100615/31/2dmub.html
Proposed resources tax under fire at Brisbane forum
Tuesday June 15, 2010, 1:00 pm
The mining sector has continued its assault on the Federal Government's proposed resources tax at an industry conference in Brisbane.
Access Economics director Chris Richardson told the forum the tax is based on the flawed belief that the mining bonanza will continue forever.
"It may be that we end up shooting ourselves in the foot - that we slow down the sector through the period when these magic margins are at their best," he said.
Mr Richardson says the levy would tax entrepreneurial effort as well as minerals.
Minerals Council spokesman Mitch Hooke says the Government has deliberately misrepresented the sector's tax contribution.
"[It's] probably one of the most significant assaults on an industry that I've seen in my 20 years as a CEO in Canberra," he said.
Similar meetings will be held in Western Australia and South Australia later this week.
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Asset Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards:AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
FNT rose but the market will stay volatile
There were quite a few modest rises today including ASX:FMG, ASX:FNT, AND MANY OF THE TOP LEADERS. But the global market will remain volatile. Many countries owe trillions of dollars... almost unimagineable amounts, including UK owing approx 1.25 Trillion. Don't expect a miracle recovery.
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Asset Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards:AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Asset Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards:AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
tips
yesterday AUZ Australian mines had a good PSA - Price sensitive announcement and it went up 25%.. you can see the volume risers on the www.asx.com.au price/market stats.
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Asset Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards:AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
Remember we are not financial advisors.. Sampson management Services (SMS) educate and inform only...We are Asset Management Consultants- we teach you about risk and how to measure that risk according to the international standards on Quality, Environment, OHS, and Risk management in an integrated approach. Ref standards:AS/NZS/ISO 9001, AS/NZS/ISO 14001, AS/NZS/ISO 4804, AS/NZS/ISO 4360.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
are the world's financial markets about to collapse?
I don't think so but there has sure been some worrying times lately. Share portfolios are in the red and the US market is talking about a recession. have a look at the http://asxinsider/
forum / general for news highlights. and in the stocks A-H for Mega's tips.
Mega's best tip right now is to get into sugar and sugar recycling of sugarcane waste- being used for energy generation.. and other food essentials.
The Aust financial review on 6.2.08 reported that billionaire RON BRIERLEY via his company Guinness Peat, has purchased a 27% stake in Marlborough sugar MSF. It was about 2.84 and now is at it lowest at 2.44.
It's out of our ten cent range, but if you can afford it..Buy because Ron knows his stuff..
If we are at the top of the cycle (end of the bull market) then it is time to invest in essentials and commodities. Just hang in there. the market will recover but it might take six months. Don't sell - just wait and scratch around for some bargains..
forum / general for news highlights. and in the stocks A-H for Mega's tips.
Mega's best tip right now is to get into sugar and sugar recycling of sugarcane waste- being used for energy generation.. and other food essentials.
The Aust financial review on 6.2.08 reported that billionaire RON BRIERLEY via his company Guinness Peat, has purchased a 27% stake in Marlborough sugar MSF. It was about 2.84 and now is at it lowest at 2.44.
It's out of our ten cent range, but if you can afford it..Buy because Ron knows his stuff..
If we are at the top of the cycle (end of the bull market) then it is time to invest in essentials and commodities. Just hang in there. the market will recover but it might take six months. Don't sell - just wait and scratch around for some bargains..
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