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Strategies & Market Trends : Australian Shares and ADRs -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Carey Thompson who wrote (52)7/7/1998 8:11:00 AM
From: Juan Parami  Respond to of 96
 
I have been watching this thread for some months and am surprised at the little interest shown in the Aussie shares.

I was in for all I could spare when 1/3 of Telstra was floated late last year. Having seen how well BT and Telecom NZ went I had waited impatiently for years for the Telstra public float. What a success. Issue price here was A$1.95 and yesterday it hit $4.40.

With an increasing likelihood that the present Oz government will be thrown out at the next election probably later this year and the commitment by the Labour Party not to allow any further sell off of the Commonwealth's 2/3 share, I believe Telstra will reach $5.50(TLSPP around $70) before the major market correction.
Some wonderful buying opportunities on the ASX at the moment and they will get better in the next 3 months.
What about MIM,ABC,PDP,WPL,AUD,BTY ?

Regards
Juan



To: Carey Thompson who wrote (52)7/9/1998 5:59:00 PM
From: Ming  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 96
 
Agreed. But trend hasn't stabilized yet. Canada is in exactly the same situation. Non-resource stocks in both countries, however, have done relatively well thanks in part to the DOW's ascent.


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