Cochon ( 2 )

Le message le plus regardé depuis 30 jours.... ici sur mon "humble" blog a été celui-ci http://gerrypizza.blogspot.com/2010/09/cochon.html

Le stock de cochon à bien performé...en 11 jours ouvrables il est passé de 15.25$ à 20.25$.

Je veux vous dire que HOGS.q a un "petit cousin" qui a donné des signes intéressants

ce lundi.....

http://www.tianli-china.com/

Tianli Agritech OINK.q completed its IPO on July 21 at $6.00 and the share price initially plunged to below $4.00 during the first week of trading.
OINK is in the business of breeding, raising and selling hogs for meat and as breeders for its own use and for other hog farmers in the PRC. The company entered the hog breeding and production business in 2005 when it built its first hog farm. OINK currently operates nine hog farms with annual production capacity of approximately 110,000 hogs. Capacity will increase to 130,000 hogs once the ninth farm reaches capacity by the end of calendar 2010.

OINK has set itself apart from the competition by developing a proprietary non-antibiotic premix feed for use in its hogs. OINK adds live microbes to its swine feed that results in better absorption of the feed and a generally healthier intestinal system than would exist without the use of beneficial bacteria. Greater absorption reduces waste and feed costs by 10%-12%. The industry's typical feed cost per hog is $117 for meat hogs and $51 for breeders. OINK's costs are around $104 for meat hogs and $45 for breeders, giving the Company a competitive costing advantage. Additionally, drug free hogs are preferred and valued by OINK's customers, government regulators and informed consumers.