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03-Aug-2013 13:17 Others   /   Any Stocks Also Can Discuss Forum       Go to Message
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x 0 		Orh Bak Kak Label = ThaiBev

Charcoal = Noble Grp

GorgeousOng      ( Date: 03-Aug-2013 12:42) Posted:

Hahaha! I add two more yah!!
Veggies = ChinaMinzhong
Salted fish = Vard

Cheers!

Pauperman      ( Date: 03-Aug-2013 12:34) Posted:



Lol ... the core products of the companies :P


Mushroom = Yamada Green 

Abalone = Oceanous


Curry Puff = Old Chang Kee

What else did I left out?
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03-Aug-2013 12:21 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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x 1 		May touch 0.51 next week and subsequently breaks 0.50

New123      ( Date: 03-Aug-2013 12:14) Posted:

current price has already bn factored in this result. going forward cpo prices may stabilize and move up..

Peter_Pan      ( Date: 03-Aug-2013 11:57) Posted:

Why do you say so?
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03-Aug-2013 12:11 AusGroup   /   AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m       Go to Message
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x 0 		Cash call for Karara ramp-up

Gindalbie Metals says its half-owned Karara project has produced its first premium-grade concentrate, but the magnetite mine could need millions more from China's Ansteel before it is fully operational.

Managing director Tim Netscher said yesterday Karara had produced its first 68 per cent magnetite concentrate. But commissioning delays had forced Karara to again push back a deadline for sustainable production at its target 8 million tonne a year production rate, which will now not occur for at least another two months.

Karara costs an estimated $60 million a month to run. It will almost certainly need to call on Ansteel for additional support before it becomes cash-flow positive.

Mr Netscher would not be drawn on how much extra cash would be needed to carry Karara through to full production, saying the vagaries of the ramp-up process and difficulties in predicting iron ore prices made it impossible to judge Karara's revenue over coming months.

"It's difficult to speculate on any shortfall," he said. "But Ansteel is committed to funding that shortfall, which will be in the form of project loans, which in due course will get converted to bank loans."

Delays have already forced its owners to inject more than $200 million in working capital so far this year, the bulk in loans from Ansteel.

In June, Gindalbie gave up the right to buy out loans extended to Karara on its behalf by Ansteel and allowed the Chinese steelmaker the right to move to majority ownership of the project by converting some of its debt to equity.

Karara is also fighting with a number of its contractors. That includes a $55 million claim from Singapore-listed AusGroup, which claimed in the Supreme Court in June that Karara had been withholding payments since March.

Mr Netscher said Karara was still in dispute with about four other contractors but said the figures involved were "significantly lower" than the AusGroup claim.

"We've finished a $3.2 billion project," he said.

"We have as a result of that - and this is quite normal - about 10 different disputes going with different contractors. About half of those are resolved already - perhaps one will wind up getting resolved in court, the others I'm confident will get resolved out of court.

"There's nothing abnormal in that. We've perhaps taken a slightly harder line than others would take - we have insisted on getting performance and where it hasn't happened we've raised a dispute."
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03-Aug-2013 12:02 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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x 0 		China’s Service Industries Expand at Faster Pace, Survey Shows

Aug. 3 (Bloomberg) -- China’s service industries expanded at a faster pace last month, a sign the world’s second-largest economy may be stabilizing after a two-quarter slowdown.

The non-manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index rose to 54.1 in July from 53.9 in June, the Beijing-based National Bureau of Statistics and China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing said today. A separate gauge from HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics will be released on Aug. 5.

Faster growth in non-manufacturing industries may bolster investors’ confidence that China can achieve its 2013 target for expansion in gross domestic product after two gauges of manufacturing this week gave a mixed picture of the economy. State Council measures to help small businesses and the expansion of an overhaul of the value-added tax system will provide more support for services companies, according to Barclays Plc.

“In contrast to disappointing industrial performance, service sector development has been a brighter spot” this year, Chang Jian, a Hong Kong-based economist at Barclays, said before the data release. “Service industries have seen faster growth in value-added output, fixed-asset investment and foreign investment.”

The American depository receipts of Nasdaq-listed Ctrip.com International Ltd. rose 19.5 percent on Aug. 1 after the Shanghai-based online travel company unexpectedly reported a 76 percent jump in second-quarter net income from a year earlier on higher hotel reservations and air-ticket sales.

Tax Breaks
Policy makers will prevent growth from slipping below a “reasonable” level, the State Council Information Office said in Beijing this week. The government last week announced it will give tax breaks to small companies, cut fees for exporters and speed up railway construction.
China’s economy grew 7.5 percent from a year earlier in the April-June period, slowing for a second straight quarter and extending the longest streak of sub-8 percent expansion in at least two decades.

The non-manufacturing index is based on responses from purchasing managers at 1,200 companies in 27 industry groups including catering, retailing, construction and transportation.

A new seasonally adjusted series began in March 2012 and the data were revised back to March 2011. HSBC’s index rose to 51.3 in June from 51.2 in May.
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03-Aug-2013 11:57 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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x 0 		Why do you say so?
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03-Aug-2013 11:37 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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x 0 		Golden Agri Q2 profit falls, flags tough outlook in China
SINGAPORE | Fri Aug 2, 2013 5:28am EDT

SINGAPORE, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Singapore-listed Golden Agri-Resources Ltd reported on Friday a plunge in its second-quarter net profit, hurt by lower palm oil prices, and said the operating environment in China remains challenging due to intense competition.

The company posted net profit of $45 million for the three months ended June, down 58 percent from a year earlier. The earnings were also 60 percent lower than the previous quarter, mainly due to weaker production and higher plantation costs.
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03-Aug-2013 10:29 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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x 0 		US markets so power, never underestimate the power of our Green Huat Kueh!!!

GorgeousOng      ( Date: 03-Aug-2013 09:30) Posted:

Mancho Man,
My father says :
"trade less and make more"
" buy low low sell high high"
This is the best strategy to beat BB.....????

Octavia      ( Date: 03-Aug-2013 00:00) Posted:



Sista, now market like quite difficult to play.lol



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02-Aug-2013 23:06 AusGroup   /   AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m       Go to Message
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x 0 		Reaching OSK-DMG's TP: SGD0.33

Will this latest announcement bring a rebound to Ausgroup's shares? Will shortists run to cover? 5 Aug 2013, zhun zhun 1 month after this analyst's report, trading begins on a new note!

Peter_Pan      ( Date: 05-Jul-2013 16:39) Posted:

AusGroup: A Few Little Fish, Where's The Big Tuna? (SELL, SGD0.37, 
TP: SGD0.33)
Lee Yue Jer (+65 6232 3898, yuejer.lee@sg.oskgroup.com) 
Jason Saw (+65 6232 3871, jason.saw@sg.oskgroup.com) 
AusGroup announced that it has won an AUD36m contract extension for 
a calciner overhaul and maintenance project with Alcoa of Australia for 
the next 39 months. While the recent series of small order wins is 
encouraging, the orderbook still suffers from a lack of visibility. After 
taking the recent plunge in the AUD and 4QFY13F earnings risks into 
account, our TP drops further to SGD0.33. Maintain SELL. 
Another in a series of small contracts. AusGroup has won a number of 
small contracts recently (all under AUD50m) but so far we have not seen the 
large (> AUD100m) contracts that will really give the orderbook the necessary 
boost to strengthen the outlook. The orderbook now stands at AUD252m, up 
from the AUD215m reported at the end of 3QFY13. However, this is still less 
than half a year of revenue visibility. 
AUD sinks to 4-year low. The AUD has collapsed to a level not seen since 
July 2009 (See Figure 1), pressured by weak commodity demand from a 
slowing China. This looks like a structural issue, and is unlikely to see a major 
reversal in the near term. Investors are buying into weaker earnings 
denominated in a weakening currency. 
Potential risks to 4QFY13F earnings. The Karara Mining client nonpayment issue is a key concern because AusGroup may have to take 
provisions on the receivables. With revenues having slid for four consecutive 
quarters, this might be the last straw that breaks the camel’s back, sending 
AusGroup into the red for the quarter. In any case, the full-year figure will be a 
sharp drop from FY12’s strong AUD23.3m profit, which may catalyse another 
retreat in the share price. 
Fundamentals eroding. Maintain SELL, with lower SGD0.33 TP. Low 
visibility, structural pressures on the functional currency, and a clear risk to 
earnings are strong reasons against attempting to bottom-fish at this price. 
Technical analysis may also fail given that the prices of the last four years 
were all based on a much-stronger AUD. Our TP is lowered to SGD0.33 
based on 0.8x P/B (-1SD from its 5-year average See Figure 2). Maintain 
SELL.       (OSK-DMG)
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02-Aug-2013 21:13 Golden Agri-Res   /   GoldenAgr       Go to Message
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x 0 		Below CIMB's Estimate:

Assuming Golden Agri's 2Q results follows the same trend as SMART's, we project the group to report a net profit of US$55m-60m in 2Q13 and US$168m-173m for 1H13. This means that 1H net profit could account for 48-49% of our full-year projection but only 40%-41% of consensus.

chiakenny      ( Date: 02-Aug-2013 20:41) Posted:

The company posted net profit of $45 million for the three months ended June, down 58 percent from a year earlier. The  earnings  were also 60 percent lower than the previous quarter, mainly due to weaker production and higher plantation costs.

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02-Aug-2013 11:27 Vard   /   Vard Holdings       Go to Message
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x 2 		Agree with you. 0.90 is a given. 1.00 is my target.

SFGuyRuleZ      ( Date: 02-Aug-2013 10:38) Posted:



Looking at the candlestick pattern of Vard, it more and more resembles a fry pan bottom as days go by. The strong white candle on 30th July can indicates 2 things:

1) Pump and dump (I feel is extremely unlikely based on my own observation).

2) Insiders may have already grapped hold of some good news and that's why buy in cheap first.

What's really brewing I am really not able to guess. But if follow the pattern of previous fry pan bottoms for other counters, the reversal is gonna be a bullish one. Just my own opinion. Do your own due diligence.. =)
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02-Aug-2013 10:51 Vard   /   Vard Holdings       Go to Message
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x 2 		My brokers say buy. At what price? You decide.
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02-Aug-2013 09:22 COSCO SHP SG   /   CoscoCorp       Go to Message
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x 0 		UNDERPERFORM - TP S$0.46 - CIMB
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02-Aug-2013 09:16 COSCO SHP SG   /   CoscoCorp       Go to Message
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x 0 		SELL - TP $0.60 - OCBC Research
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02-Aug-2013 09:13 COSCO SHP SG   /   CoscoCorp       Go to Message
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x 0 		Maintain Sell, TP $0.65 - Maybank Kim Eng
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01-Aug-2013 18:53 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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x 0 		US futures continue to surge higher above 105. Good luck!

Peter_Pan      ( Date: 01-Aug-2013 07:09) Posted:

Markets rally but retraced at closing due to reasons. While futures rally after markets closed. Good luck!
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01-Aug-2013 18:19 Vard   /   Vard Holdings       Go to Message
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x 0 		This is a very nice to trade counter.
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01-Aug-2013 16:17 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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x 0 		Your money you decide. Recommended this counter when it was below 0.45.
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01-Aug-2013 15:42 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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x 0 		I have a 12-month target of $1.00 collecting dividends every quarter.
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01-Aug-2013 15:32 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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x 0 		This one has became a growth stock due to its exposure to China's high-speed railway developments. May see more dividends payouts in times to come. And it's the only counter listed in SGX with such exposure.
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01-Aug-2013 13:18 Vard   /   Vard Holdings       Go to Message
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x 1 		0.90 can be seen. Good luck!
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