here's my candidate (of late!) - TATE
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q?s=tate&m=L&d=
Full Version: Shares Performing Well In A Bear Market
QUOTE (prophet-profit @ Jan 17 2008, 08:38 AM) 
They tanked mid last year IIRC, has the bad news which made that happen gone away, or have people just forgotten about it?
Price does seem to be making a bit of a recovery by the looks...
QUOTE (justAnotherFTB @ Jan 17 2008, 11:12 PM)
They tanked mid last year IIRC, has the bad news which made that happen gone away, or have people just forgotten about it?
Price does seem to be making a bit of a recovery by the looks...
Price does seem to be making a bit of a recovery by the looks...
Tate lost nearly a third of its value in 1 day back in September due to higher maize costs (+ other factors)
http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/28092007/214/secto...-tate-lyle.html
It has been bubbling around the 430-440 range for a while but has suddenly started to show upward movement out of this range - demand for soft commodities?
most shares are on downtrends but those with strong share buy back policy may prove to
be resistant in bear market
be resistant in bear market
I prefer SUGA.LSE which has risen slowly and steadily since I bought at the start of the year. 15% up so far.
PHAG and GBS doing well too.
Forget shares. Commodity ETF's seems to be where its at.
PHAG and GBS doing well too.
Forget shares. Commodity ETF's seems to be where its at.
QUOTE (prophet-profit @ Jan 18 2008, 09:38 AM)
Tate lost nearly a third of its value in 1 day back in September due to higher maize costs (+ other factors)
Do you think that maize costs are going to come down or go higher still?
We are in a hugh commodities boom at the moment.
QUOTE (Sine270 @ Feb 27 2008, 08:55 PM)
I prefer SUGA.LSE which has risen slowly and steadily since I bought at the start of the year. 15% up so far.
PHAG and GBS doing well too.
Forget shares. Commodity ETF's seems to be where its at.
PHAG and GBS doing well too.
Forget shares. Commodity ETF's seems to be where its at.
Any reccomendations for com etfs?
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