Próféta szóljon belőled kissa barátom. Amúgy én is erre számítok, bár nincs nagy forgalom ahogy elnézem. Tipikusan senki sem tudja hogy most akkor merre hány óra. Ez láccik is.
Mindenesetre én maradok a longnál szűk stoppokkal.
Soksikert!
áááá nem most ma...de én ott vennék szívesen....figyelni kell a fejleményeket a piacokat...lehet hogy hamarabb belemegyek nem tom még de ott vennék az tuti...ez nem jelenti azt (sajnos) hogy tudok is....
Gyakorlatilag erős támaszon állnak a vezető papirok és a BUXánk is. 61,8 és a 50 napos tartja. Az nagyszarság volna, ha beesnének ez alá... Én azt várom, hogy a nap 2. felében megfordulunk....
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amugy molly:
halid Qayum
March 22 (Bloomberg) -- Pakistan's government received 17
initial bids each for majority stakes in the country's two
natural gas distributors that the south Asian nation is selling
to repay overseas debt.
London-based BP Plc. is among 13 bidders for 51 percent
each of Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Ltd. and Sui Southern Gas Co.,
the biggest and second-biggest gas distributors, respectively,
the Privatization Commission, Pakistan's agency in charge of
selling assets, said in a statement in Islamabad yesterday.
``The overwhelming participation by the local and
international players speaks of the success and transparency''
of Pakistan's asset-sale program, the statement said. For the
second round of bidding, the agency will select companies by the
end of April, it said.
Pakistan is selling stakes in the two companies as part of
a plan to sell state assets to help repay $36.7 billion of
overseas debt. Since 1990, the government has sold state assets
valued at 381 billion rupees ($6.3 billion), including a 26
percent stake in Pakistan Telecommunication Co., the biggest
phone company, for $2.59 billion in June.
First-round bidders expressing interest in both the gas
distributors include United Arab Emirates-based Abu Dhabi Group,
United Bank Ltd., Pakistan's third-biggest lender, Dawood
Hercules Chemicals Ltd., a Pakistani urea-maker, Thailand-based
PTT PCL, Pakistan's Fauji Foundation, Bestway Group from the
U.K., and a group consisting of Pakistan's Pak Arab Fertilizers
Ltd., Fatima Group, Arif Habib Group and Sojitz Corp., the
statement said.
Other bidders for both companies include Kuwait's Noor
Financial Investment Co., Dana Gas PJSC of UAE joined by
Aljomaih Group and Crescent Petroleum Co., a group of Pakistan's
Global Investment House and brokerage Jahangir Siddiqui & Co.,
Enbridge Inc. of Canada, and a group of Kuwait's Aref Investment
Group joined by Egypt's National Gas SAE and Burhan Oil Services
Co., the agency said.
Pakistan's government won't sell the stakes in both the gas
distributors to one bidder to avoid monopoly, the statement said.
Hungary's Mol Rt., a Pakistan-based group of MCB Bank Ltd.,
Adamjee Insurance Co., Nishat Mills Ltd. and D.G. Khan Cement
Co., the UAE's Al-Ghurair Investment LLC and Calik Energi A.S.,
and the U.K.'s Premier Oil Plc plan to bid for a stake in Sui
Northern Gas Pipelines, whose shares increased 2.6 percent to
110 rupees at close on the Karachi Stock Exchange yesterday.
Four other bidders for Sui Southern stake are Shell
International Gas & Power Ltd, Pakistan's Associated Group
joined by Hanover Co. of the U.S., a group of Pakistan's Hub
Power Co. joined by Japan's Mitsui & Co., and Tara Energy Inc.
TIPPSAROK