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Vallianz Holdings Achieves 25-Fold Surge In Revenue To US$306,000 In HY 2010

For information click this link - http://vallianz.listedcompany.com/news.html/id/227823

But counter still didnt move, any comments?

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26-Oct-2010 16:20

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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Casino cheong ARHHHHHHHHHHHH

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26-Oct-2010 16:16

SGX / SGX

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SGX Cheong ARRHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHh.

cannotfind ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 11:39) Posted:

OMG... DBS Vickers sasys BUY - TARGET 11.40

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26-Oct-2010 15:55

SGX / SGX

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He scared you "Cannot Find him"... LOL!

ozone2002 ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:11) Posted:

as a trader why should i be scared.. i've my stop loss in place.. already in the money

now 8.8..

cannotfind ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 14:48) Posted:

hehe... so confident.... now 8.78 liao... scare or no

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26-Oct-2010 15:37

User Research/Opinions / ~TALENT mIs~develOpment=*WEALTH mIs*dIstrIbUtIOn

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Toilet cleaning is too heavy a chore for senior citizen.

This job should be left to the younger person like those of maid's age.

pharoah88 ( Date: 21-Oct-2010 16:55) Posted:

Elderly and exploited

Low-wage workers often subjected to unreasonable rules

Letter from Arthur Lim

I READ with sympathy the letter from Ms Jessie Chong about her father’s experience upon landing a job as a cleaner (“Clean up treatment of cleaners”, Oct 19).

I am not surprised such treatment exists and could be commonplace, especially for senior citizens employed in the cleaning industry.

I have met some elderly cleaners, working for a pittance, who told me that they are expected to remain standing throughout their work hours, even if their assigned areas are spotlessly clean.

I once asked one such cleaner: “The toilet is so well maintained and there is nothing more to clean. Why don’t you just take a seat and rest for a while, and get up to clean the area when the need arises?”

His answer: “No, I can’t because if the supervisor sees me I’ll be fined $50.” When asked, he told me he was paid about $800 a month.

Imagine, if he sat down 16 times in the course of a month, he wouldn’t be paid a cent. What right does the cleaning company have to impose such a penalty?

Of course, everyone likes a clean toilet but expecting a cleaner to stand still like a robot is clearly thoughtless exploitation.

The authorities encourage the elderly to work into their golden years but more can be done to address such abuse.

There must be legislation in place to ensure employers do not have the right to arbitrarily impose financial penalties. If such penalties are imposed there should be a limit to the fine, based on the monthly salary.

Many employers get away with such rules because many of their workers do not know the legality of such practices, thereby opening the door to abuse.

The authorities should take the lead to ensure such abuse is not condoned and act on it rigorously when a complaint is made about a company.

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26-Oct-2010 15:30

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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hope can close 2.30. :) Do you think is possible.

niuyear ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:22) Posted:

Focus not only the stock, but its news as well.

When the day Genting SP announces the First day of the 'Direct Flight' for those VVIPs flying directly to its Casinos' door step, that will be the real beginning of the game.

CrownJewel ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:14) Posted:

totally agree.

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26-Oct-2010 15:22

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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Focus not only the stock, but its news as well.

When the day Genting SP announces the First day of the 'Direct Flight' for those VVIPs flying directly to its Casinos' door step, that will be the real beginning of the game.

CrownJewel ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:14) Posted:

totally agree.

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26-Oct-2010 15:18

Informatics / Road to recovery in next 1-2 years

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There is one reason in between which is:

Is this part of the 'many' Private Schools to be closed ????? Do you know a thing or 2???

Gaastra ( Date: 26-Oct-2010 15:12) Posted:

Ok. So the price is dropping and so far, all substantial shareholders have not sold.

So, two possible scenarios now.

1) Selling has no real reason. It's a matter of time when this will rebound.

2). Selling has a real reason - we just don't know what it is for now. Then all vested better get out.

Based on circumstances now, which do we think is the likely scenario? I don't see any in-between scenarios.

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26-Oct-2010 15:08

Tiger Airways Rg / Tiger get ready to roar

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Holiday seasons just round the corner. :)

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26-Oct-2010 15:02

Tiger Airways Rg / Tiger get ready to roar

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You shorted?

bishan22 ( Date: 25-Oct-2010 17:12) Posted:

Tiger has lost its claws. Now below 1.85, moving downwards. Smiley

freeme ( Date: 21-Oct-2010 15:48) Posted:

if hit 1.85 it might drop further.. more

so 1.88 is the golden entry timing for a nice n reasonable rebound

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26-Oct-2010 15:01

Informatics / Road to recovery in next 1-2 years

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I still haven't have any passion for this penny stock. Retailers seem to be conned into buying not only this, those like Rowsley and Vallianze.

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15-Oct-2010 16:03

Straits Times Index / STI To Cross 4000

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Next week, IPO trading might move STI to its new high? Want to guess at what level?

I think may be 3400?

des_khor ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 16:00) Posted:

Meaningless at all regardless STI 4000 or even 10000 pts.... only very selected in play....

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15-Oct-2010 15:54

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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SGX definitely owes an explanation on : Why S-chips listed in SGX dont perform well. What action should be taken.

Most S-chips dont adopt 'share buy-back' also.

yummygd ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 15:49) Posted:

I say some s chip really should not be listed at all. especially counters like china milk etc. i think sgx should be held responsible for not finding out that e company is giving fake accounts.We trust that SGX did their homework before allowing the company to list but apparently they did not..I am lucky i never listen to the experts buy call to buy china milk but alot of people did n their money kena stuck. that is not fair.

niuyear ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 15:40) Posted:

All of those who bought S-chips, must all queue up at SGX to lodge a complaint.

Why those lousy S-chips companies are holding up all our investors money?? Why isnt SGX do something about this?

Penny S-chips can dont move for one year etc..........what is this ??

Time to engage China BBs to play up the S-chips??

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15-Oct-2010 15:42

Genting Sing / GenSp starts to move up again

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A lot of Ah meng BBs playing Genting shares, They never see Europe up or down....hahaha!, they see today no 4-D or Toto, or horse racing, they play. If got toto , 4-d to play, they play those.

hahaha!

BullishTempo ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 15:40) Posted:

Its not hard. Just track the Europe trends from 3pm onwards and see how it affects STI. They usually follow the same trend. GentingSP is a component stock of STI, so it will usually follow the same trend. But on certain days, it doesn't. So have to be flexible and adapt to the market condition.

icetomato ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 15:21) Posted:

GOD ! lol....

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15-Oct-2010 15:40

Straits Times Index / STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors

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All of those who bought S-chips, must all queue up at SGX to lodge a complaint.

Why those lousy S-chips companies are holding up all our investors money?? Why isnt SGX do something about this?

Penny S-chips can dont move for one year etc..........what is this ??

Time to engage China BBs to play up the S-chips??

yummygd ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 10:15) Posted:

STI not fair to s-chips haha

beruangface ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 09:27) Posted:

China stocks in China and Hong Kong will rally, not sure about all those small rubbish china companies listed in Singapore..good luck!

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15-Oct-2010 15:28

Genting HK USD / Genting HK US$

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MAS will be the first to jump if our bank facing deep shits! If we see problems, our government will take action years before . Right now, the good decision by our government already sounded out of merging the banks i..e DBS and UOB merged and going oversea expansion and leaving OCBC serving the local market............ no further talk so far. Below clippings for info reading up ---------

Singapore News

No plans for local banks consolidation: MAS
By Janice Teo | Posted: 28 June 2010 2022 hrs

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SINGAPORE: The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said it's up to the banks to evaluate the merits of any merger in Singapore.

Meanwhile analysts said there's no indication that the local banks are heading in that direction unless there is a policy shift first.

This follows comments by Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew who said that Singapore was "too small" for three banks at an industry event last Friday.

At a recent dialogue session, Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew said Singapore's local banks may need to consolidate if they want to compete successfully overseas.

Some analysts agree and they said the three banks, DBS, OCBC and UOB, will need to double their current market capitalisation in order to compete effectively with foreign players like Standard Chartered or Citibank.

Moh Tze Yang, lead analyst, SIAS Research, said: "If you look at it in terms of Singapore's entire banking system, by combining our two strongest banks, this bank will be able to compete internationally. OCBC will service the local market.

“In terms of going overseas, it would make sense to combine the two biggest ones. But as the current situation stands and if a consolidation occurs, we still maintain that OCBC would be the primary target to be absorbed in."

But while the combined bank would emerge stronger, local SMEs who enjoy better interest rates from local banks would be dealt a blow with fewer players left in the market.

However, there could be possible benefits to consumers in the long run.

Anand Srinivasan, associate professor, Department of Finance, NUS Business School, said: "Any consolidation might result in a lower cost of capital to the bank and this lower costs are then in turn passed on to the consumers. In terms of lower interest rates on notes, that might be a long term benefit.

“But then one would have to ask the question as to why the banks would pass on the benefits. They don't necessarily have an incentive to do that especially because of the lower degree of competition."

Observers added that any consolidation would be driven by policy shifts rather than market forces.

In a statement, MAS said it does not and cannot dictate the precise number or configuration of local banks

MAS said while it has encouraged the local banks to consolidate in the past to benefit from economies of scale, it does not and cannot dictate the precise number or configuration of local banks.

It added that even as the local banks seek to expand abroad, there must be a competitive domestic banking sector which provides a full suite of financial services to consumers.

The three local banks declined to comment. - CNA/vm/ls

epliew ( Date: 15-Oct-2010 13:34) Posted:

pharoah, you meant that SG banks are in deep shit.... not growing or these are ghost who need to see growth and hence they are in the market ?

is a word of cautious or an emotional expression......

you are really a master...... i wonder how much you charge for lunch discussion ?

so much to learn from you.....

pharoah88 ( Date: 14-Oct-2010 21:46) Posted:

wealth research

InspIred jack-Of-all-trades

master-Of-nOne

managed to fulfill aspIratIOns

durIng 1997 AsIa fInancIal crIsIs

and 2007 wOrld fInancIal tsUnamI

applIed abnOrmally UnUsUal cOntrarIan thInkIng

behavIng UNacceptably Odd during thOse crItIcal tImes

whIch appeared tO be wrOng in the begInning

bUt tUrned tO be rIght In the END

tOday wOrld ecOnOmies are gettIng mOre and mOre weIrd and UNbelievable

jUst cOmpare sIngapore banks which pay near-ZERO interest rates

and Malaysian banks which pay decent interst rates

as well as Australian banks which pay gOOd interest rates

with Indonesian banks payIng even beTTer interest rates

WHICH cOUntry is really dOIng WELL sUstaInably ? ? ? ?

nOw and In the fUtUre ? ? ? ?

wIthIn ASEAN ? ? ? ?

When economies have CHANGED abnOrmally ? ? ? ?

and the depositors remained UNchanged ? ? ? ?

whO wIll sUffer the mOst ? ? ? ?

stIll pUt gOOd mOney intO the wrOng banks ? ? ? ?

when nOt tO tie UP gOOd CASH in FD ? ? ? ?

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15-Oct-2010 13:26

Fu Yu / FUYU Road to Recovery in the next 1-2 years

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Retailers' buy and sell decision, their sentiments, and the trend of this stock are contributing factors which resulting in making lots of 'rooms' for those so call BBs and day traders to earn big money.

Bon3260 ( Date: 06-Oct-2010 17:48) Posted:

Cathylmg,

Do u noe y Fu Yu today doesn't hv 0.155 high?

It's b'cos BBs oso got read SJ lor...

But @ least they last min hv purposely made Fu Yu close @ 0.140 instead of 0.135. If not, e chart really not nice liao...

('',)

cathylmg ( Date: 06-Oct-2010 17:30) Posted:

Wah! So accurate

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15-Oct-2010 13:11

Others / GIC's Logistics

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If got $$, any trading day can also buy.

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