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16-Feb-2011 12:13 | Others / so scary now..... Go to Message | ||||
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US wants to con China, huh? Anyway, Obama is smart to have its dollars depreciates to make their country, aka USA   more attractive to the  tourists, the  investors to go back to US in order to boost their economy .  Will US be back on track? yet to be seen.  China raise interest  r a t e a t t h i s j u n c t u r e , , this m i g h t back fire their economy, for, when businesses are unable to sustain the high interest rate during this 'Crucial' recovery stage, China ' may be ' a BIG d i s a p p o i n t m e n t t o t h e w o r l d .  
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16-Feb-2011 11:49 | Others / talking about taiwanese show Go to Message | ||||
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MediaCorp CEO Lucas Chow  resignsMediaCorp chairman Mr Teo Ming Kian said that a committee has been set up to search for a new CEO. (Photo: en.expo2010.cn). MediaCorp said that its chief executive officer, Mr Lucas Chow, will step down from the company at the end of July this year, and that the company has started the search for his successor. Mr Chow said he plans to join another company which is in a different line of business. The media firm’s chairman, Mr Teo Ming Kian, said that a search committee has been set up to consider candidates from outside and within the company. “I am confident that with the robustness of MediaCorp and the commitment of its management and staff, the transition to the next CEO will be a smooth one,” said Mr Teo. “Lucas has built up MediaCorp to what it is today in the five years as its CEO. Under his watch, MediaCorp has done well to keep up with audiences’ needs and changes sweeping the media industry.” In a statement, the media firm said that Mr Chow, who joined MediaCorp in December 2005, had taken the company through some of its most challenging years, including the global slowdown in 2009. Under his leadership, the firm also increased its stature and offerings, garnering international accolades, including last year’s double win of Asian Television’s Terrestrial Broadcaster and Terrestrial Channel of the Year. He also led in developing product innovation and launches, among them the popular video portal xinmsn.sg, high definition channel HD5, out of home business and soon-to-be-launched Over-the-Top TV service. “I am very grateful to my colleagues who have worked tirelessly with me all these years, and fortunate to have had the guidance of chairmen Ho Kwon Ping and Teo Ming Kian, as well as a supportive board,” said Mr Chow. “For the next phase of MediaCorp’s development, I wish the new CEO well in taking the company to even greater heights, as well as moving physically to a new campus at Mediapolis. I think the timing is right for a new CEO to take over the reins from here. Having been with MediaCorp for five years, I think I have done what I have set out to do, and it is time to move on.” A MediaCorp employee told Yahoo! Singapore that she received an internal email from Mr Chow announcing his resignation on Tuesday afternoon. “Its surprising given how there are quite a few major projects still in progress, and you’d expect the CEO to see it though,” she said, citing the company’s move to Mediapolis |
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16-Feb-2011 11:14 | Others / talking about taiwanese show Go to Message | ||||
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ningbei say out they go means they should go out of  local market.  LOL! Our home grown show is 10 times better! eg holland village, etc...  like  that show very much by li guo huang n fann wong- 老 师 嫁 老 大 . Si bei 搞 笑 Fann Wong -     |
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16-Feb-2011 10:17 | Others / so scary now..... Go to Message | ||||
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lets have opposition to oppose having singapore filming  those      Taiwanese shows plse!!!! We are falling backward watching those  shows, and  ,  those are promoting Gansterism, unethical business deals among politicians, kidnappings,   slappings (as always)......etc  and worst of  all,  showing ugly side of their politicians.
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16-Feb-2011 09:42 | Others / Falling DOW Go to Message | ||||
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Did he  liquidate his    GOLD  holdings as well?  
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16-Feb-2011 09:31 | Others / so scary now..... Go to Message | ||||
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MMLee's Fair play is important .      How nice if  'Fair play'  is adopted in Stock trading,but, is never the case.    Fair play enables harmony to be maintained: MM  LeeMinister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew speaks at the annual Tanjong Pagar Lunar New Year dinner. (AFP File Photo) Providing everyone with equal opportunities is key to ensuring Singapore continues to fare well, said  Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew on Friday. He pointed to  the Republic’s 14.7 per cent economic growth in 2010 – thanks to a boost from the tourism and manufacturing sector – and said that  the Ministry of Trade and Industry’s forecast of 4 to 6 per cent growth in 2011 is not bad for a mature economy like Singapore, reported Channel NewsAsia. “To keep this going at this stage, we need several things,” said Mr Lee, who was speaking at the annual Tanjong Pagar Lunar New Year dinner. “First, stability and confidence of investors. Stability means everybody is satisfied and acts like a good reasonable citizen, he owns his own home, he has got a good job, his children are going to good schools, polytechnics, universities, ITE,” said Mr Lee. He continued, “All races are given equal treatment, all use the English language, it is a common platform, nobody gets an advantage and it is also the language which has enabled us to connect to the world and get investments in.” One specific factor that will help Singapore achieve further progress is providing children with better schools and teachers, he noted. Mr Lee added, “Fair play enables harmony to be maintained. On that basis, we will continue to do well for many, many more years and our children will grow up in one of the most safe, secure and prosperous countries in this part of the world, if not the whole world.”     |
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16-Feb-2011 09:23 | Others / so scary now..... Go to Message | ||||
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Heard  china has   just come   out some new rules - Now those who is selling china property, must pay certain tax and fee, which is quite high,  This might affect HK property. They also wanna be like singapore , wants to collect taxes here and there. 
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16-Feb-2011 09:16 | Straits Times Index / STI To Cross 4000 Go to Message | ||||
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Whats the number likely to come out?  Are you an expert in Toto?   
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16-Feb-2011 09:06 | Others / so scary now..... Go to Message | ||||
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STI not loser,  our government very smart, thats why investors choose to invest here. We, (as in our government),  having our  Singapore dollars pegged to different currencies, and not just US dollars only.    Unlike countries like eg. Thailand, is dangerous to just pegged its currency to only one currency, aka US$.  When this currency cannot perform, the country will be affected. Secondly, we collect taxes from various sources.  Let me highlight to you, just   ERP    alone, we are collecting per day, the figure will make your  eye balls pop out.  Our sources of income come  from various fields and taxes  is one of them which  can make our government very rich and thats why, we singaporeans,  are  very lucky, to be able to live in a country without much 'FEAR',  except  until recently,  Property prices issue and gambling issues result out of Casinos' opening. Bear in mind, no one country's policy is perfect, but, at least,  our singapore government right now, is still ' has this ability', buying some bad debts from US!!! We need to have an efficient government to run the country,  to  cultivate  Elite group of young singaporeans, to bring in REAL talented people  for, we dont have  NATURAL RESOURCES,  BEAR IN MIND!! Which country can now be like Singapore ? (exept our big brother China)            
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16-Feb-2011 08:51 | China Gaoxian / ChinaGaoxian Go to Message | ||||
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All was   becos of  our Masterlim's  promotion and the underwriter's (which one?  UOB?)  bad foresight on this stock. This shows how powerful    a  Website can be  
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16-Feb-2011 08:40 | Trading Techniques / SGX chum liao, if do not marry ASX Go to Message | ||||
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The Mega STock Exchange -  SGX International,  linked to all the world's stock exchange, 24 hours!
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16-Feb-2011 08:31 | China Gaoxian / ChinaGaoxian Go to Message | ||||
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beaten down so badly, must buy.  hahaha
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15-Feb-2011 16:50 | China Gaoxian / ChinaGaoxian Go to Message | ||||
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turns devil into angel then, lol!
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15-Feb-2011 16:29 | China Gaoxian / ChinaGaoxian Go to Message | ||||
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today buy/sell quite high vol |
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15-Feb-2011 15:04 | Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again Go to Message | ||||
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lol!  ga ga woot. !
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15-Feb-2011 14:57 | SGX / SGX Go to Message | ||||
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The God in the making, you are the best of all.    hahahah!
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15-Feb-2011 14:51 | Others / so scary now..... Go to Message | ||||
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SGX  is no difference from Casino.. People lose money in stocks as much as lose money in casino.   An  Army captain who earns $5000 a month turns loan shark runner due to the debt at casino,    not only  losing his job and family  , but also facing imprisonment being a loan shark runner.  |
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15-Feb-2011 14:47 | Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again Go to Message | ||||
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Casino - 害 死 人 .     Army captain turned loanshark runner charged in  courtIt was revealed that army captain, Kheng Kok Keong agreed to harass other debtors in return for having his own debts reduced. (Photo: Yahoo!). An army captain who also became a loanshark runner pleaded guilty on Monday to four charges of harassment for vandalising the homes of alleged debtors. Seventeen other charges against 34-year-old Kheng Kok Keong will be taken into consideration when he is sentenced on Thursday. According to local media reports, the army captain had gambled away at the Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) casino and resorted to borrowing money from an illegal moneylender. Investigations revealed that he had owed money to a loanshark known only as Ah Seng and agreed to harass other debtors in return for having his debt reduced by S$2,000 every month. Kheng scribbled the victim’s name and identity card number on the wall and scrawled “O$P$” – meaning “owe money, pay money”. He also squeezed super glue into the padlock on the gate of the flat in Commonwealth Crescent. However, the logistics officer then returned to the flat an hour later after he realised he had left his cigarettes there. The 43-year-old occupant of the flat guessed Kheng was the culprit and caught him before handing him to the police. They found three tins of paint in his possession, as well as a bottle of thinner and two cellphones – tools typically used by loanshark runners. The court was not told how much he owed but his lawyer, Mr G. Dinagaran, said Kheng had built up losses after visiting the casino at RWS. After continuous harassment by Ah Seng’s runners, the army captain agreed to be a runner too. For Kheng, both his family and 14-year career in the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) are in ruins. Since he was remanded in October, Ah Seng’s men had harassed his family by scribbling on walls, throwing paint and using super glue to destroy keyholes and padlocks – the very things he used to do. This drove his Taiwanese wife to walk out of the marriage and return to Taiwan with their children, aged five and seven, said Mr Dinagaran. Kheng, who earned S$5,000 a month, will also be dismissed from the army. Pleading for a light sentence, his lawyer said that Kheng had never been in trouble with the law before and had served the army honorably before this incident. He had also been commended but the documents to prove this were unavailable. The lawyer said this was because Kheng’s parents were afraid to collect them from his flat in Yishun Avenue 6, which was being practically besieged by Ah Seng’s runners. Those convicted of harassment can be jailed for up to five years and fined between S$5,000 and S$50,000 on each charged. If the property is damaged, they will be given three to six strokes of the cane. Related Articles: |
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15-Feb-2011 13:31 | Others / DOW & STI Go to Message | ||||
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Great!  I am longing to buy beaten down stock, like citibank.    US$1 possible?
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15-Feb-2011 13:17 | Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors Go to Message | ||||
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Its important   to be Self-sufficient in country like singapore. Singapore  should bring in  more Talented Farmers - fish farmers, vege farmers.....Not those  'High class'  PRs  to jack up the HDB flat price or  those bangldeshi to  disturb our maids. or  those  PRs to add to the queue  in  Geylang or desker roads... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 May 2010 Last updated at 22:02 GMT
Floating 400 metres offshore from Singapore's residential suburb, lies a 38,000 square foot fish farm. It is a wooden offshore platform - the type commonly used by farmers in South East Asia. " We acquired this fish farm in September last year," says 35-year-old property developer Eric Cheng. " When we bought it, we really did not know much about fishery." Some may call it a risky move, especially as he has invested $700,000 (£458,00) in the project. But he is a proud tech-savvy fish farmer - bringing in experts to educate him in how to make the business efficient. " We changed all of the 120 fishnets then we then revamped the whole system with the latest IT technology to monitor the growth of fish." Important lesson
Singapore currently produces less than 5% of the food it consumes. And so the government wants to encourage entrepreneurs like Mr Cheng to venture into farming so that the country can be more self-sufficient. Goals set out by the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore include raising local production of fish to meet 15% of domestic demand from the current 4%. Eggs and leafy vegetables are among other foods on its target list for production growth. To meet these goals, the government launched a $3.5m Food Fund initiative in December, aimed " at strengthening our strategies of food diversification and local farming to ensure a resilient supply for food for Singapore" . It is an important lesson that the city-state learnt a few years ago. Just before the financial crisis shook the world, it was facing a food crisis. Prices of basic food rose by 60% while grain prices doubled between 2006 and 2008. This prompted major food producers such as Thailand and Vietnam to restrict exports to ensure adequate domestic supplies. And inevitably those restrictions pushed up the price of food further on the international market - reminding Singapore of how much it relied on imported food. Hunger increase
As the world emerges from the recession, food prices are on the rise again. Demand, particularly from China, is recovering fast. And in the US, pork prices soared to a 14-year high in April. Beef prices also rose more than 20% this year. The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) notes that rice and wheat prices in Asia are higher now than during the food crisis. They cost between 20% and 70% more in February than two years ago. Continue reading the main story
“Start QuoteEnd Quote Eric Cheng The FAO also predicts that prices will remain well above the long-term average throughout the decade. It warns that world hunger is rising dramatically. Lucky fish
But rising food prices are good news for Mr Cheng. " As an entrepreneur, I believe in high investment, high return," he says. " In Singapore, if you want to get into the primary business, there are only a few industries that you can get into. " You can get into vegetable or meat, but because of the land scarcity issue, and because we're surrounded by the sea, I strongly felt fishery was the best business to get into. Mr Cheng focuses on groupers - a fish he says offers the best returns - importing them as babies from Indonesia and Malaysia for just over a dollar each. He then grows them for 12 to 18 months before selling them for $15 per kg - about the weight of one fish" . " The growth rate of groupers is slower than the rest, which means you have to invest a lot more, so most farmers choose not to grow them," he says. " The fish is high in demand, but there is less supply, so the prices will always be high. In 2008, it reached almost $20 per kilogram. " I reckon the price will go higher because as Asians, as Chinese, we always believe that grouper is a lucky fish."     |
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