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Tuesday, March 02, 2010

Vector Energy (VCT.NZD) - break out

I actually didn't pick this stock up sooner, but in any respect Vector Energy in NZ has staged a break out, then fallen back to support (consolidating the move), and is now in an uptrend. This is of course a stock you could buy. I prefer the hydropower exposure, however the chart looks good. The reality is that all power companies in NZ are never going to have their precious margins questioned. The idea that NZ is a deregulated market is not in question. What is apparent is the uncompetitive market stucture which was put in place to guarantee NZ's paid taxes in the form of higher electricity prices, as opposed to taxes. All their profits when to investment bankers. Its a great scam if you get your share of the pie. I might add, Victoria (Australia) ran the same scam when they privatised their electricity assets. In the meantime, CEOs are giving themselves huge bonuses. Before they were accountable to the government....now....oh its the market....pricing signals...supply and demand :(
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Aquarius Platinum (AQP:LSE)

There is some temptation to buy Aquarius Platinum (AQP) given the current strength in platinum prices. The problem of course is that I think this stock will under-perform as long as the broader commodities market is strong. There will come a time when copper, vanadium and other commodities which we associate with South Africa, get sold off. Until such time, I would expect AQP earnings to be effected by the strong Rand, as well as disruptions to mine production, which have just been resolved. The outlook for this company will otherwise be good as precious metals prices rise.
The chart also looks good, though I think I'd be looking for a market entry closer to support. We can see the previous resistance provides a line of support at 318 pounds.
You can buy this stock in Australia as well, as I did many years ago at 80c, but the chart is different. Its probably listed in South Africa too.
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