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Saturday, March 14, 2009

Australian Agricultural Company (AAC.ASX)

Once again we are at a place where Australian Agricultural Company not only becomes a good buy, but I would suggest to you its a probable takeover target. I'm not altogether sure a takeover would succeed however. Why? For two reasons:
1. Its the only public company in Australia
2. I think its the largest private owner of land in Australia - so I can't see that passing to foreign hands
I have already sung the praises of this company, so I'd be inclined to just refer to those. Once again its a timely entry. Food prices will move up, and this company will continue to benefit from strong beef demand in Asia, and I would suggest from a free trade agreement with ASEAN countries. It will even benefit from climate change, as northern Australia is experiencing more rain.
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Futuris Corporation (FCL) - buy

Futuris Corp is one of my dad's old favourite companies. In actual fact this is precisely the type of company that is good to buy in these times because it is a large company with good exposure to the rural Australian economy. There are several reasons why we should be excited about that:
1. Commodity prices might have collapsed, but food prices will hold up better, and the $A has collapsed as well so $US receipts from commodities will translate into a lot of $A. That is good for farmers.
2. I would also expect the rural sector to benefit from infrastructure projects in rural areas. Nation building projects.
Aside from these points - the stock has reached a low point. Looking at the chart, we can see a hang-man candle pattern, which to my mind is a signal to re-enter this stock.
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