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21/03/18

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Originally posted by Fourex ↑

I see FNP as the next A2M and Bal, though I'm expecting a slower rise in S.P.. In a market where most stocks prices are going sideways, these quality food producers who have access to the huge Chinese market are looking like a bargain right now.( especially when the Chinese govt. states on the news (last night) that they are looking to lower import tariffs on consumables in accordance with the free trade agreement) The downside risk is even smaller for the small investor who can sell quickly sell off their shares if the price takes a dive. High probable returns with lowish risk!.. whats not to like!

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Interesting news about the tariffs on consumables... got a link?

FNP Price at posting: $5.17 Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held
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