Articles Archive for May 2009
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Suntech’s Q1 results highlight declining ASP slightly offset by falling silicon prices. Good repurchase of debt. I hope to get back to these notes soon to add some much needed comments. Included are links to the Q1 Filing, Conference call and prospectus for the 20 million ADRs. Suntech currently has $255.8 million principal amount of 2012 convertible notes outstanding. They repurchased debt in Q1 at 78 cents on the dollar, and it appears they plan on doing the same with the money raised.
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My partner is keen as mustard to invest in residential property. Being an outstandingly nice guy, I too wish to benovently allow someone to pay off a mortgage for me. Professionals and amatuers both have strong opinions on where housing prices are headed. Most prognosticators or at least the loudest, are predicting higher prices. Cough, cough. Are they fricking insane.
I am not an expert in residential property, but I am a pretty darn good investor. For most long term investors there is only one time when you should buy any asset. You should only buy long term assets when they are cheap.
With that in mind there is only one question that we need to answer. Is residential property in Australia cheap?
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This is a quick note to reassure readers that you’re not alone, but you are in very select company. ![]()
After more than a year of blogging and blurting here are some stats from this site. I thought some of you may be interested.









