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| 13-Jun-2012 18:02 |
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U know there's hardly any order recently in the industry ...... Not a wise move to enter at 1.20....,,, me looking at 0.80-1.00
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| 13-Jun-2012 18:00 |
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Lord of China Prop
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Not yet......
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:57 |
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When u have 100 lots of genting brought @ 1.75 = 175000 dollar value .... If u cut .... 1.45 u lose around 31500
Then if market is really bad and genting drops below 1.25-1.30 u can buy back 110 lots this time...... Anyway ur gonna hold why not sell first and buy back more later ? ..... This is just example ..... U can even switch to other stocks..... I cannot be 100% sure next week will have a big fall..... Like I say most likely ...... Will genting falls to 1.2x range ??? I won't say 100% but there's a chance ........ Good luck ..... |
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:51 |
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Just stating the fact that market will most likely to have a deep fall next week...... Just becareful
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:46 |
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chinataisan re-testing 10cents mark---watch OUT!!
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Rule number 1 - Buy on rumour sell on news ......
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:41 |
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Dividend & Share buy back
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Still cheap to collect ..... :)
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:39 |
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China Minzhong Food forum
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Oversold .... But it's industry is good ..... Likely cap at 62-70 cents for now
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:37 |
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Cruising with the ship ..Yangzijiang
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Looks like con job.....
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:34 |
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Like I say buying stocks is ok ..... Just u have to trade both ways ....... If u buy 4D what's the odds of striking first prize ? 1/10000
What's the odds of buying shares and make money ...... Should be 50% either up or down ..... But with calculated risks (do ur homework) u can move the odds towards u......as long as u know ur stop loss and don't be greedy one should be ok ....... Also try to stay with local brokerage houses that has bank as backing...... We don't want a repeat of MF global ...... stock market is a very fair casino ...... If ur in my shoes and have my view u will agreed.... It's the best place ...... I will long SGX if there's a major sell down..... |
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:24 |
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GenSp starts to move up again
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I think cannot buy....... Dead..... For now..... Next support 1.2x ...........
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| 13-Jun-2012 17:22 |
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It really doesn't matter what price ..... When BB dump the stock ..... It's dead until the trader who brought at high on Monday...... Sell off its share ...... Final Force sell day is coming Monday get ready to buy cheap stocks ...... Especially Greek got kick out ...... My view only not really this will happen......
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| 13-Jun-2012 16:33 |
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Haha yaya long long long..... Die die die
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| 13-Jun-2012 12:32 |
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What will happen after June 17? Case 1: (40%) What will happen if Jun 17 greek failed to form a coalition that support austerity............ 1) Greek has a very high chance being force out of Europe. 2) if Greek being kick out and greek default on all its existing loans it will soon felt throughout Europe...... then spread globally -- Super Chain reaction and this will be worse than lehman brothers. 3) interest rate will surge to a level we have never seen before expecially for Spain, France, italy and portugal.. 4) Massive panic sell down in stock markets globally. Gold may surge as Investors turn to precious metal...... 5) Tension will rise to extreme levels as EU members started to point fingers ........... 6) Theres a 30% chance EU will not survive ............ and if it did not survive this.... there have a high chance war will erupt in Europe......... Case 2: Chance of happening (20%) What will happen on Jun 17 if greek failed to form a coalition that support austerity with a twist....... if Germany change its stance ....... and soften on its position ......... 1) Greek stayed in EURO. 2) Greek manage to negotiate a new growth plan as well with spain, italy etc ... 3) Borrowing cost will drop to comfortable level. 4) Massive Rally in stock markets globally. 5) How long this rally will last will depend how the world act together as one to fight the crisis.... Case 3: Chance of happening (30%) What will happen if Jun 17 greek failed to form a coalition that support austerity............ 1) Greek has a very high chance being force out of Europe. 2) if Greek being kick out and greek default on all its existing loans it will soon felt throughout Europe...... then spread globally -- Super Chain reaction and this will be worse than lehman brothers. This will test the EU firewall that being setup to contain the crisis from spreading....... did it work? 60% will work....... 3) borrowing cost for EU will surge a little...... but will soften once aftermath is fully felt and contain..... 4) Massive panic sell down in stock markets globally until effects of the aftermath is fully felt...... but will rally once things seems contained........ 5) Extreme pressure will be rested on Spain the others trouble members ........... and this will test the faith of all leaders in EU .... if they united as one fast ... EU will survived..... if EU will not survive ..... there have a high chance war will erupt in Europe......... Case 4: Chance of happening (10%) What will happen if Jun 17 greek form a coalition that support austerity............ 1) Greek has Stayed in EU. 2) But doing the same thing over and over again to expect different results is Crazy............ Its a sure gone case scenario down the road........ unless they EU changed their mindset.... Act together and encourage growth instead of spending cuts......... |
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| 12-Jun-2012 07:47 |
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GenSp starts to move up again
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U woke up early or Can't sleep ?
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| 12-Jun-2012 07:46 |
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One question for u guys...... Greek has a lot more poor people than the rich...... So when the poor have nothing to lose ...... Alexis will be their choice ...... Good luck. | ||||
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| 10-Jun-2012 16:49 |
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Time to collect oversold - Sakari !! BUY COAL COUNTERS | ||||
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| 10-Jun-2012 16:48 |
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Export Tax Will Not Apply to Coal: Minister (June 09, 2012) - http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/business/export-tax-will-not-apply-to-coal-minister/523031 Responding to recent uncertainty about whether Indonesia will impose an export duty on coal and try to curb exports, the minister of energy and mineral resources said on Thursday that the government did not intend to do either. “I have to confirm to all coal mining companies, there is no such plan to impose an export tax for coal. Who said there was?” Jero Wacik told reporters at the State Palace on Thursday. Jero also denied that the government intended to curb coal exports, saying the “exports will keep on going, but at the same time, domestic stock must be secured.” Coal miner stocks received a double gut punch on the stock exchange on Monday, experiencing losses after Jero was quoted by local media as saying that Indonesia aimed to impose an export duty on coal and curb exports. The industry was also hit by massive selling pressure as investors worried about economic developments in Europe. On the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the mining sector dropped almost 8 percent that day. Bumi Resources, the country’s biggest coal miner by tonnage, saw its stock fall 14 percent to Rp 1,220 on Monday, while state-controlled coal producer Tambang Batubara Bukit Asam’s shares slid 12 percent to Rp 13,250. Supriatna Suhala, the executive director of the Indonesian Coal Mining Association (APBI), said he was upbeat that the government would not follow through with a move to curb exports, which he said would “strangle the neck of coal miners.” He said coal miners had contracts of work that differed in terms royalties and taxation schemes “which a ministerial decree can never alter” because they were backed by the law and government regulations, which rank higher. Supriatna said that major coal miners that secured the first generation of contracts, such as Adaro Energy, Kaltim Prima Coal, Arutmin Indonesia and Indo Tambangraya Megah, were already paying 13.5 percent royalties to the government from their gross revenue. Those companies have also reportedly been hit with up to a 45 percent corporate income tax from their profit. “If you want to tax them more, that’s so irrational, and then how would they live?” Supriatna said. “Such a taxation policy applied to these miners is already the highest in the world.” The APBI is a group of the country’s coal miners and mining services companies, including Adaro Energy, Kaltim Prima Coal, Arutmin Indonesia, Berau Coal and Tambang Batubara Bukit Asam. Supriatna reiterated his comment on Monday that if the government wanted to apply more taxes, then it needed to streamline all the rulings affecting the country’s coal industry before imposing any new regulations. Indonesia recently imposed a 20 percent tax on exports for 65 ore minerals, including nickel and gold, but it left coal off the list. The tax was aimed to encourage producers to build smelters and stimulate investment in the downstream sector. Regarding the government’s intention to secure domestic demand, Supriatna said coal mining production was already bound by a domestic market obligation to allocate a certain amount of output for sale on the local market. Dileep Srivastava, a director at Bumi Resources, one of Indonesia’s largest coal miners, agreed with Supriatna. He said that two of its coal mining subsidiaries, Kaltim Prima Coal and Arutmin Indonesia, held first-generation contracts of work and already paid a corporate tax of 45 percent and royalties of 13.5 percent. He claimed Bumi was among the highest-taxed companies in the world, paying far more than its counterparts in much of the metals and resource sector. Speculation that coal would be included among the minerals charged with export duties began back in April, when Industry Minister M.S. Hidayat came up with proposal to impose a 25 percent tax on mining exports this year and a 50 percent tax for next year. He said that with the move, the government aimed to take in more revenue from the nation’s natural resources sector, as well as create more jobs at domestic processing plants. Indonesia is one of the biggest coal exporters in the world. It is expected to ship out about 300 million tons of coal this year to buyers around the world, including in key countries such as China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.z Responding to recent uncertainty about whether Indonesia will impose an export duty on coal and try to curb exports, the minister of energy and mineral resources said on Thursday that the government did not intend to do either. “I have to confirm to all coal mining companies, there is no such plan to impose an export tax for coal. Who said there was?” Jero Wacik told reporters at the State Palace on Thursday. Jero also denied that the government intended to curb coal exports, saying the “exports will keep on going, but at the same time, domestic stock must be secured.” Coal miner stocks received a double gut punch on the stock exchange on Monday, experiencing losses after Jero was quoted by local media as saying that Indonesia aimed to impose an export duty on coal and curb exports. The industry was also hit by massive selling pressure as investors worried about economic developments in Europe. On the Indonesia Stock Exchange, the mining sector dropped almost 8 percent that day. Bumi Resources, the country’s biggest coal miner by tonnage, saw its stock fall 14 percent to Rp 1,220 on Monday, while state-controlled coal producer Tambang Batubara Bukit Asam’s shares slid 12 percent to Rp 13,250. Supriatna Suhala, the executive director of the Indonesian Coal Mining Association (APBI), said he was upbeat that the government would not follow through with a move to curb exports, which he said would “strangle the neck of coal miners.” He said coal miners had contracts of work that differed in terms royalties and taxation schemes “which a ministerial decree can never alter” because they were backed by the law and government regulations, which rank higher. Supriatna said that major coal miners that secured the first generation of contracts, such as Adaro Energy, Kaltim Prima Coal, Arutmin Indonesia and Indo Tambangraya Megah, were already paying 13.5 percent royalties to the government from their gross revenue. Those companies have also reportedly been hit with up to a 45 percent corporate income tax from their profit. “If you want to tax them more, that’s so irrational, and then how would they live?” Supriatna said. “Such a taxation policy applied to these miners is already the highest in the world.” The APBI is a group of the country’s coal miners and mining services companies, including Adaro Energy, Kaltim Prima Coal, Arutmin Indonesia, Berau Coal and Tambang Batubara Bukit Asam. Supriatna reiterated his comment on Monday that if the government wanted to apply more taxes, then it needed to streamline all the rulings affecting the country’s coal industry before imposing any new regulations. Indonesia recently imposed a 20 percent tax on exports for 65 ore minerals, including nickel and gold, but it left coal off the list. The tax was aimed to encourage producers to build smelters and stimulate investment in the downstream sector. Regarding the government’s intention to secure domestic demand, Supriatna said coal mining production was already bound by a domestic market obligation to allocate a certain amount of output for sale on the local market. Dileep Srivastava, a director at Bumi Resources, one of Indonesia’s largest coal miners, agreed with Supriatna. He said that two of its coal mining subsidiaries, Kaltim Prima Coal and Arutmin Indonesia, held first-generation contracts of work and already paid a corporate tax of 45 percent and royalties of 13.5 percent. He claimed Bumi was among the highest-taxed companies in the world, paying far more than its counterparts in much of the metals and resource sector. Speculation that coal would be included among the minerals charged with export duties began back in April, when Industry Minister M.S. Hidayat came up with proposal to impose a 25 percent tax on mining exports this year and a 50 percent tax for next year. He said that with the move, the government aimed to take in more revenue from the nation’s natural resources sector, as well as create more jobs at domestic processing plants. Indonesia is one of the biggest coal exporters in the world. It is expected to ship out about 300 million tons of coal this year to buyers around the world, including in key countries such as China, India, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan.
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| 07-Jun-2012 22:14 |
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So QE 3 is almost 100% because economy has weaken..... Possible they will discuss It coming FMOC meeting......
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| 07-Jun-2012 21:44 |
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So guess we may really see the low of the year already...... Mr Ben will confirmed it.
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| 07-Jun-2012 10:33 |
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Ok.... Good luck guys...... I am off for today .....
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