Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

Breakout: The stock traded at a seven-month high of $1.75 today. The bulls are maintaining control with price open, high, low and close exceeding yesterday's levels.
Support: The support price is hovering at the $1.0 level. Volume traded at the weak support price zone was 0.4 times average during the four occasions when the support price was breached. In the last one month the first low was at $1.0 on May 05, the second at $1.0 on May 08. The third decline halted at $1.0 on May 07 and the fourth at $1.02 on May 06
Resistance: The stock hit a new seven-month high of $1.75 on decreased volume index of 2.1 on Monday. Resistance is apparent at $1.75. Volume was 2.1 times average during the single occasion when the resistance price was breached in the last one month. In the last one month the high was at $1.75 on Jun 02.

PRICE VOLUME DYNAMICS
Volatility: The stock traded between an intraday low of $1.48 and seven-month high of $1.75. The price range has expanded in the last two days (from 6.0c two days ago to 27.0c today) which, accompanied by a price rise, is a bullish signal.
Volume and Turnover Period: There were 97,077 shares worth $151,191 traded. The volume was 2.1 times average trading of 47,325 shares.
% Disc to High and % Prem to Low: The last price is at a discount of 14.2% to the 12-month high of $1.94 and a premium of 128.1% to the 12-month low of 73.0c.
Volume Weighted Price (VWP): The price is at a premium of 27.0% to the 1-month volume weighted average price of $1.31. In the past year the premium has been greater than 27.0% just four times, suggesting a topish level and cautious buying at the current price.
Beta is 1.3.


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PRICE PERFORMANCE RANK IN INDICES AND SECTORS
The stock is in 2 indices and 5 sectors.
The following indices and sectors rose setting the trend for its rise of 16.4% (rank by percentage price change of stock for 1 day;6 months in sector/index in brackets):
Copper Sector (rank 3;6 out of 73) which was up 337.9 points or 3.6% to 9,610.2,
Base Metals Sector (rank 3;7 out of 84) which was up 337.1 points or 3.6% to 9,598.3,
Diversified Metals & Mining Sector (rank 4;13 out of 142) which was up 386.1 points or 3.6% to 11,157.6,
Mining & Oil Sector (rank 20;96 out of 571) which was up 291.9 points or 2.7% to 11,003.7,
S&P/ASX 200 Materials Index (rank 9;56 out of 467) which was up 423.1 points or 2.7% to 16,313.9,
Total Australian Market (rank 40;155 out of 2125) which was up 55.9 points or 0.9% to 6,112.6,
All Ordinaries Index (rank 1;31 out of 420) which was up 7.3 points or 0.1% to 5,781.

RELATIVE VALUATION INDICATORS [RVI]
Bougainville Copper vs Copper Sector [Copper Sector Average in Brackets]
Worse than Sector Average: Return on Equity of 0.9% [42.7%]; rank 16 out of 74 Copper stocks; Return on Assets of 0.8% [22.7%]; rank 16 out of 74; Year-on-year growth in EPS of -11.4% [19.8%]; rank 7 out of 11; P/E of 424.6 [8.7]; rank 13 out of 15.

SHAREHOLDER RETURNS
Trailing One Week: The stock rose four times (80% of the time) and fell once (20% of the time). The volume was 1.9 times average trading of 236,625 shares. The value of $1,000 invested a week ago is $1,343 [vs $995 for the All Ordinaries Index], for a capital gain of $343.
Trailing One Month: The stock rose twelve times (57% of the time), fell eight times (38% of the time) and was unchanged once (5% of the time). The volume was 1.2 times average trading of 1,041,150 shares. The value of $1,000 invested a month ago is $1,601 [vs $1,005 for the All Ordinaries Index], for a capital gain of $601.
Trailing One Year: The value of $1,000 invested one year ago is $1,892 [vs $940 for the All Ordinaries Index], for a capital gain of $892. The total return to shareholders for 1 year is 89.2%.
Trailing Five Years: The value of $1,000 invested five years ago is $14,478, for a capital gain of $13,478.

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29 von 40 Mitgliedern des ABG dafür Kabui wegen des Invincible Skandals in die Wüste (oder wohl besser in den Urwald) zu schicken.Kabui bleibt bei seiner Meinung dass dieser Invincible,bzw BRDC Deal das Beste für Bougainville sei.Abstimmung am 10 Juni.

Mit Sam Akoitai und Leo Hannett stehen 2 kompetente Ex Mining Minister bereit diesen Job zu übernehmen,wie beide anlässlich der Gespräche mit den ESBC in POM bekräftigt haben.

Für mich wäre sowohl Sam,der jahrelang für BOC tätig war als auch Leo,der das neue BCA in 89 ausgehandelt hatte gleichsam akzeptabel.

Bid to oust Kabui

PRESIDENT Joseph Kabui’s hold on power in the Autonomous Bougainville Government looks to be in jeopardy.
His presidency may be challenged after votes in the ABG House of Representative to overthrow the Government’s three major projects recently entered into – the newly established and controversial Bogenvil Resources Development Corporation (AROB) Ltd (BRDC), the smelter assay lab and Invincible’s K20 million Capacity Trust Deed – next Tuesday when parliament sits. YESTERDAY, indications from the ABG House of Representative, were there was an absolute two thirds majority (29 members of the 40) of the members were in favour of overthrowing the three controversial major projects President Kabui has got himself tangled up with.
In addition to the mishap, there are about 10 petitions from all over the region, including the business houses, civil society groups, schools and individuals, asking for Mr Kabui to resign from his position over the “Invincible scandal”.
The Post-Courier has copies of at least three of these petitions.
A chief from Central Bougain-ville also called the Post-Courier last week claiming Mr Kabui erred in his sacking of woman minister Magdalene Toroansi under the Bougainville Constitution and said he had insulted the intelligence of the people of Central Bougainville, later demanding an explanation and reasons for the sacking.
Two ministers and six MPs spoken to yesterday alluded that come June 10, the parliament “will be on fire” meaning there will be a lot of explanations to make, including the motion to throw out the 2006 K20 million Capacity Trust Deed, the smelter assay lab in Arawa and BRDC.
But yesterday, Mr Kabui, who is in Manus for the governor’s conference, maintained the ABG and its cabinet had not breached the Bougainville constitution, nor erred in its decision and that the BRDC and Invincible deal remained the best answers for Bougainville.