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Subject: Subject: Bounce in valueBy Tom EllisonSunday, 29 June 2003


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ERG Limited. 80c. Avoid.
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Date Posted: Monday, July 07, 11:22:07am
In reply to: Newspapers reporting result--March 7 2003 SMH 's message, "Noteholders have tickets to ride" on Thursday, March 06, 08:38:56am

Subject: Bounce in valueBy Tom EllisonSunday, 29 June 2003


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ERG Limited. 80c. Avoid.
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Date Posted: 19:21:48 07/05/03 Sat
In reply to: ERG 's message, "Parabolic pattern formed on Wednesday June 11th at the 8.2c area" on 14:09:06 07/03/03 Thu

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Bounce in valueBy Tom EllisonSunday, 29 June 2003
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Norwood Abbey. 81c. Recommendation: Speculative buy.
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Undertaking some promising HIV-AIDS treatment research, Norwood's share price enjoyed an immediate bounce from some high-profile television coverage during the week.
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So it seems the speculators have moved on from Chemeq and are now playing with Norwood.
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However, investors in the initial float some years ago are still waiting for a recovery to over $1.
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Norwood Abbey is no longer solely reliant on its innovative drug-delivery product. This reduces investment risk somewhat, although faint-hearted investors should still avoid.
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ERG Limited. 80c. Avoid.
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Some of ERG's long-suffering investors may be been pleasantly surprised to see their shares trading at 80c during the week.
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But the tenfold rise in the share price has nothing to do with a sudden reversal in ERG's fortunes, and everything to do with a 10:1 share consolidation.
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ERG is notable for two things - winning contracts and losing money.
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Businesses can't lose money forever, although some corporate results in recent years might indicate otherwise.
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The future of ERG lies with being able to somehow turn contracts into positive cashflow, and I am not confident that will happen. Remember, only one trading day left to lock in a capital loss this financial year.
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FKP Limited. $2.33. Buy.
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Still having a reasonably lucid recollection of the late 1980s, I usually avoid any company associated with the "property developer" tag. But FKP may make me look again.
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As the company makes a transition from property development to property management, revenues will become more stable and reduce the need to constantly strike new deals to maintain earnings.
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Thursday's profit upgrade - it's expected to rise 50 per cent - will be welcomed by the market, although the price has already responded, to a degree.
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It will also be interesting to see whether the regulatory authorities take a look at trading patterns in the couple of weeks leading up to the announcement. Sudden, unexplained price rises do little to engender confidence in financial markets.
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Milnes Holdings. $1.52. Hold.
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Shareholders in pipe manufacturer Milnes have every reason to be pleased with their investment in recent weeks. An offer of $1.15 a share by Crane Group subsidiary Iplex was quickly trumped by a $1.30 offer from Etex, a move welcomed by Milnes' board.
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Not to be outdone, Iplex has now increased its offer to $1.50 a share, an offer the board will be forced to endorse, given its support for the lower Etex offer.
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A higher offer from Etex seems unlikely, but remains a possibility. Watch this space.
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The analyst has a beneficial interest in FKP and Norwood Abbey.
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Tom Ellison is an authorised representative of Garrisons Pty Ltd, 1 Elphin Road, Launceston. The material contained in this column is intended as general information and is not a substitute for personal securities advice.
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Views are mixed on what the next 12 months hold, although some hope that the US economy really might be on the mend has led some to suggest that stocks with international exposure (ERG, Brambles, CSL and, for only a short while longer, AMP) could be winners for fiscal 2004.July 1 2003Monday, July 07, 11:24:01am


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