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South
African Breweries Update
May 24, 2002
Holds and Sells
May 17, 2002
IC
now IBN
May 10, 2002
59% Gains, 10 Days
May 3, 2002
WINK
up 8%
April 26, 2002
Cut
your losses
April 19, 2002
Book
'em, Dano! SELL ALERT
April 12, 2002
Asteroid
Predicted to Miss Earth in 878 Years
April 5, 2002
Market
Upset Over Comeback
March 22, 2002
SASOY
up 30%
March 15, 2002
Average 16.4 Percent%
Gains Since January
March 8, 2002
Average 12% Profits
March 1, 2002
IC up 52%
February 22, 2002
SPP continues to fly
February 15, 2002
Sappi in Play
February 8, 2002
Current
DeHaemer picks
February 1, 2002
TMCS on the Rise
January 25, 2002
Hold all Positions
January 18, 2002
IC Hit our Entry Price
January 11, 2002
USOO up 88%
December 28, 2001
USOO up 30%
December 28, 2001
Time to Sell BFLY and
PCLN
December 21, 2001
Continue holding PCLN
December 14, 2001
BFLY
up 30%
December 7, 2001
15 of 16
November 30, 2001
Continue holding TKC
November 16, 2001
Continue holding Priceline.com
November 9, 2001
Priceline Profitsand
So Do We
November 2, 2001
Sell NAVI
October 26, 2001
Take Cipla Profits
October 12, 2001
Taipan Update
September 28, 2001
Hold Cipla
September 21, 2001
Oil Prices Up Sharply
September 14, 2001
Cipla Still on Top
September 7, 2001
TKC a Buy
August 31, 2001
Are you ready for some
football? PVII shareholders are
August 24, 2001
Titan Reports
August 17, 2001
Wait for the ANFI Pullback
August 10, 2001
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South
African Breweries Update
By Ian
L. Cooper
After releasing
annual results next week, our South African Breweries
(SAB.L:London) play, already up 21%, is likely to
close its US$5 billion deal to buy out Miller. While
the company is hoping to complete the cash and share
deal with Philip Morris by next Thursday, the two companies
are still working out the details of the deal, expected
to give Philip Morris a 33% stake in the combined brewing
company.
As of now,
SAB is preparing issue its annual report on May 30.
It’s expected to show a small decline from the
US$666 million posted last year.
For now,
continue holding your South African Breweries shares.
This deal could give us a decent boost over the next
week.
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