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wah sembcorp marine gogogo

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Did you guys.feel it .? seems.like one angry bull is about.to wake.up soon. . .

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1) CHINA GDP is telling us how well Chinese company is doing. Like I say we will buy certain Chinese stocks listed in HK and China this week and next week. Earning Results from Chinese Company will be fantastic. Local wise We might re-look into Yangzijiang since the risk of hard landing is significantly reduce.

2) China has greater influence in IMF now. China will not let Europe zone down like i say earlier. Because they depend on each other. The Europe zone need funds and the Chinese wanted to export its product there. The risk of europe debt crisis to spread been reduced.

NO RISK NO GAIN.

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China secured its first top management post in the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday, in a move aimed at recognizing Beijing's growing clout in the global economy.

New IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde named Chinese economist Min Zhu, 58, a former deputy governor of the People's Bank of China and a special adviser to the fund, to a newly-created deputy managing director post.

She also said White House adviser David Lipton, 57, will succeed John Lipsky as first deputy managing director. Lipsky steps down at the end of his term on Aug. 31 but will stay on as a special adviser to Lagarde until the end of November.

Lipton's appointment continues a tradition of the No. 2 position in the IMF going to an American, while the head of the global lender has always been a European.

China and other emerging economies have vigorously pressed to end the long-standing practice, arguing that the selection of top officials should be based on qualifications, not nationality.

Both the United States and China supported Lagarde in her campaign to become the next IMF managing director. Since taking the helm of the IMF, Lagarde has vowed to give emerging market economies a greater say in the fund.

" As deputy managing director, (Zhu) will play an important role in working with me and the rest of my management team in meeting the challenges facing our global membership in the period ahead, and in strengthening the Fund's understanding of Asia and emerging markets more generally," Lagarde said in a statement.

Zhu is set to assume his new duties on July 26, and joins Japan's Naoyuki Shinohara and Nemat Shafik, a national of Egypt, Britain and the United States, as the fund's other two deputy managing directors.

While Lagarde and Lipton will be the main drivers of IMF policies, the deputy managing directors are involved in consultations with member countries and often chair board meetings.

Lagarde said Lipton would serve as a special advisor to the fund starting on July 26 before starting his official duties on Sept. 1.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Lipton's greatest strengths were " his creativity and drive to solve things definitively." His statement did not mention Zhu's appointment.

Lipton, senior director for International Economic Affairs at the National Economic Council and National Security Council at the White House, rose to the position as under secretary for international affairs at the U.S. Treasury during former President Clinton's administration when he played a key role in the international response to the Asian financial crisis in 1998.

He also served as an economic adviser to the governments of Russia, Poland and Slovenia. Before taking on his current job as special assistant to the president, he was a managing director at Citigroup and spent five years at global hedge fund Moore Capital Management.

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China's economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter, easing fears of a hard landing and strengthening Beijing's resolve to fight persistently high inflation.

China's statistics office said on Wednesday that stabilising prices remained the top priority, even though a " complex and volatile" global economy posed a threat to growth, complicating the policy choices.

Second-quarter gross domestic product rose 9.5 percent from a year earlier, exceeding economists' forecasts for 9.4 percent growth, helped by solid domestic consumption and investment.

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3383 Open first prize today !!! LOL

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when i trade.and meet philip security as my counter party they tends to misread the market. i still remember during april they sold couple of hundreds lot of sembcorp at 4.90+ and guess what happen 1-2 weeks later it went up to 5.30

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sorry i do not trust philip securities.

doremon ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 17:04) Posted:

See Phillip Securities comments

http://kfc1973-stock.blogspot.com/2011/07/till-we-get-clarity-near-term-best-to.html

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u sell me 20 million shares @0.05 then i will be interested

Hulumas ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 17:35) Posted:

CHINA JISHAN.

risktaker ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 17:32) Posted:

which penny stocks is good? PSL ? contel ? top global ? if i really buy most likely i will end up being a shareholder.

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which penny stocks is good? PSL ? contel ? top global ? if i really buy most likely i will end up being a shareholder.

Hulumas ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 17:20) Posted:

All are TOO blue chips, I hold enough, I 'll not add up anymore. Keep buying penny S-chips now for future huge (multi folds) capital gain!

risktaker ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 14:12) Posted:

BullRun will jump start very soon. Be ready ! Japan.has started it rebuilding process. Demand will surge in aug. US is recovering from its soft patch. China will continue to grow with inflation rate likely to be around 5.4% this year. inflation will likely be.control by 2012 march. China will support Europe zone with bond buying. China has diversify its 3 trilion dollar reserve. we like genting sp, sembcorp marine. kepcorp. singtel. DBS, UOB. OCBC. Wilmar. stxosv. noble grp. sembcorp industries. GLP. Cland and goldenagri

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BullRun will jump start very soon. Be ready ! Japan.has started it rebuilding process. Demand will surge in aug. US is recovering from its soft patch. China will continue to grow with inflation rate likely to be around 5.4% this year. inflation will likely be.control by 2012 march. China will support Europe zone with bond buying. China has diversify its 3 trilion dollar reserve. we like genting sp, sembcorp marine. kepcorp. singtel. DBS, UOB. OCBC. Wilmar. stxosv. noble grp. sembcorp industries. GLP. Cland and goldenagri

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masterng9999 i dare u short sembcorp marine. come short it 5.16. if ur bearish.

MasterNg9999 ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 12:22) Posted:

hahaha... you make my day man..... i be a happy man if the europeans and americans shared your sentiment....

first and foremost , i have not intention to scare the sht out of anybody a** ....... just my opinion....

the issue on the debt crisis is why would they the big banks and corporations do as you suggest they would have to do?

those sentences in your posts look like you hold major interest in the stock market especially in Europe and US

i must admit i have a sadistic attitude towards the global market, but why do anyone have to take responsibility when we CCB screwed ourselves up...

i like to discourse with data and information........ these are some of the reasons i do not favor a act of moral conscience by these big interest group...

#1 A newly released National Federation of Independent Business poll discovered that U.S. small businesses let go of more workers than they hired in June. Previously, the poll had registered four monthly gains in net jobs in a row. Some analysts believe that this may be another indication that the employment market is getting softer once again.

#2 Another newly released jobs report found that the number of job cuts being planned by U.S. employers increased by 11.6% in June.

#3 There are fewer payroll jobs in the United States today than there were back in 2000 even though we have added 30 million people to the population since then.

#4 There are officially 6.2 million Americans that have been unemployed for more than 6 months. There are millions of others that have also been out of work that long but they have become so discouraged about looking for work that the U.S. government considers them " to no longer be in the workforce" .

#5 It now takes the average unemployed worker in America nearly 40 weeks to find a new job.

#6 Paychecks are not keeping up with inflation. In May, the average hourly wage in the United States was 1.6 percent lower than 12 months earlier.

#7 Food and gas prices have been absolutely soaring over the past year. McDonald's, Hershey and Coca-Cola have all announced price increases this year. One recent survey found that 9 out of 10 U.S. workers do not expect their wages to keep up with soaring food prices and soaring gas prices over the next 12 months.

#8 There are disturbing indications that the business community expects the economy to slow down even more in the months ahead. For example, pre-orders for Christmas toys from China are way down.

#9 As of April, there were 6.39 million home loans in the United States that were either delinquent or in foreclosure. Included in that were 675,000 home loans that had not had a single payment made on them in two years.

#10 Approximately 28 percent of all home loans in the United States are currently " underwater" .

#11 Overall, American households are about 7.7 trillion dollars poorer than they were back in early 2007.

#12 As a percentage of GDP, the total amount of debt in the United States is now far higher than it ever has been in any other era of U.S. history. Things were not even close to this bad during the Great Depression.

#13 One of the key measures of consumer confidence in the United States has hit a seven-month low.

#14 According to Gallup, the percentage of Americans that lack confidence in U.S. banks is now at an all-time high of 36%.

#15 According to one recent poll, 39 percent of Americans believe that the U.S. economy has now entered a " permanent decline" .

#16 Another recent survey found that 48 percent of Americans believe that it is likely that another great Depression will begin within the next 12 months.

As Talks Stall, New Debt Plan Offered

McConnell Breaks GOP Ranks, Says the President Should Be Given Authority to Raise the Borrowing Limit on His Own

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303678704576441833014116822.html

Euro zone crisis enters dangerous new phase with Italy

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2011/07/12/business-us-eurozone-crisis-idUKTRE76B2VO20110712

and as for the Fed QE3 , i do not know if its just your optimism or that there is indeed kind souls at Fed that are willing to do charitable works

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/feds-fisher-says-he-would-oppose-qe3-2011-06-07

QE3 will be more of a political decision than a economical one as this is trouble for the future....... and its may most likely be stealth.......

All in all , no matter the decisions, it has been agreed by many people in the world that there will be tough ride for the year to come and there is no stop gap.

i getting my cookies and coke........

Cheer

risktaker ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 08:57) Posted:

be smart. ask.urself.if the world.can handle another.crisis like.lehman. the answer.is obvious NO. Almost knows that i can ask my 5 year old neice and she.can.tell me the.right answer. American will raise.their debt cap in time. Europe debt issue will be contain no matter what cost. I can tell u china already promise.to purchase bonds.from EU. i see.recent sell down.a.good chance for.bargain hunting. also i like what the fed says about hinting "QE3" WE ARE POSITIVE WITH THE MARKET SOME STOCKS IN HK IS DAMN CHEAP. WE MIGHT.SHIFT FUNDS.OVER THERE For the.week

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i think ur on the wrong track :)

MasterNg9999 ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 12:22) Posted:

hahaha... you make my day man..... i be a happy man if the europeans and americans shared your sentiment....

first and foremost , i have not intention to scare the sht out of anybody a** ....... just my opinion....

the issue on the debt crisis is why would they the big banks and corporations do as you suggest they would have to do?

those sentences in your posts look like you hold major interest in the stock market especially in Europe and US

i must admit i have a sadistic attitude towards the global market, but why do anyone have to take responsibility when we CCB screwed ourselves up...

i like to discourse with data and information........ these are some of the reasons i do not favor a act of moral conscience by these big interest group...

#1 A newly released National Federation of Independent Business poll discovered that U.S. small businesses let go of more workers than they hired in June. Previously, the poll had registered four monthly gains in net jobs in a row. Some analysts believe that this may be another indication that the employment market is getting softer once again.

#2 Another newly released jobs report found that the number of job cuts being planned by U.S. employers increased by 11.6% in June.

#3 There are fewer payroll jobs in the United States today than there were back in 2000 even though we have added 30 million people to the population since then.

#4 There are officially 6.2 million Americans that have been unemployed for more than 6 months. There are millions of others that have also been out of work that long but they have become so discouraged about looking for work that the U.S. government considers them " to no longer be in the workforce" .

#5 It now takes the average unemployed worker in America nearly 40 weeks to find a new job.

#6 Paychecks are not keeping up with inflation. In May, the average hourly wage in the United States was 1.6 percent lower than 12 months earlier.

#7 Food and gas prices have been absolutely soaring over the past year. McDonald's, Hershey and Coca-Cola have all announced price increases this year. One recent survey found that 9 out of 10 U.S. workers do not expect their wages to keep up with soaring food prices and soaring gas prices over the next 12 months.

#8 There are disturbing indications that the business community expects the economy to slow down even more in the months ahead. For example, pre-orders for Christmas toys from China are way down.

#9 As of April, there were 6.39 million home loans in the United States that were either delinquent or in foreclosure. Included in that were 675,000 home loans that had not had a single payment made on them in two years.

#10 Approximately 28 percent of all home loans in the United States are currently " underwater" .

#11 Overall, American households are about 7.7 trillion dollars poorer than they were back in early 2007.

#12 As a percentage of GDP, the total amount of debt in the United States is now far higher than it ever has been in any other era of U.S. history. Things were not even close to this bad during the Great Depression.

#13 One of the key measures of consumer confidence in the United States has hit a seven-month low.

#14 According to Gallup, the percentage of Americans that lack confidence in U.S. banks is now at an all-time high of 36%.

#15 According to one recent poll, 39 percent of Americans believe that the U.S. economy has now entered a " permanent decline" .

#16 Another recent survey found that 48 percent of Americans believe that it is likely that another great Depression will begin within the next 12 months.

As Talks Stall, New Debt Plan Offered

McConnell Breaks GOP Ranks, Says the President Should Be Given Authority to Raise the Borrowing Limit on His Own

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303678704576441833014116822.html

Euro zone crisis enters dangerous new phase with Italy

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2011/07/12/business-us-eurozone-crisis-idUKTRE76B2VO20110712

and as for the Fed QE3 , i do not know if its just your optimism or that there is indeed kind souls at Fed that are willing to do charitable works

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/feds-fisher-says-he-would-oppose-qe3-2011-06-07

QE3 will be more of a political decision than a economical one as this is trouble for the future....... and its may most likely be stealth.......

All in all , no matter the decisions, it has been agreed by many people in the world that there will be tough ride for the year to come and there is no stop gap.

i getting my cookies and coke........

Cheer

risktaker ( Date: 13-Jul-2011 08:57) Posted:

be smart. ask.urself.if the world.can handle another.crisis like.lehman. the answer.is obvious NO. Almost knows that i can ask my 5 year old neice and she.can.tell me the.right answer. American will raise.their debt cap in time. Europe debt issue will be contain no matter what cost. I can tell u china already promise.to purchase bonds.from EU. i see.recent sell down.a.good chance for.bargain hunting. also i like what the fed says about hinting "QE3" WE ARE POSITIVE WITH THE MARKET SOME STOCKS IN HK IS DAMN CHEAP. WE MIGHT.SHIFT FUNDS.OVER THERE For the.week

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Haha u short this counter ? Our team favour.this counter. we will start our buy program next.week.

tungjj ( Date: 23-Jun-2011 08:58) Posted:

SembMar - Short@5.12, cut loss@5.32, Take profit@5.00

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be smart. ask.urself.if the world.can handle another.crisis like.lehman. the answer.is obvious NO. Almost knows that i can ask my 5 year old neice and she.can.tell me the.right answer. American will raise.their debt cap in time. Europe debt issue will be contain no matter what cost. I can tell u china already promise.to purchase bonds.from EU. i see.recent sell down.a.good chance for.bargain hunting. also i like what the fed says about hinting "QE3" WE ARE POSITIVE WITH THE MARKET SOME STOCKS IN HK IS DAMN CHEAP. WE MIGHT.SHIFT FUNDS.OVER THERE For the.week.

MasterNg9999 ( Date: 12-Jul-2011 23:21) Posted:

lolx.... cool man... Master begger....

now i ready my popcorn and soda , waiting for big entertainment to come in on screen....

hahaha.... now the US congress is number 1 soap opera to the max with all the sht slinging , mud flinging , backstabbing , rhetoric and blah blah blah and so much drama that it make Hollywood movie look like bedtime child story.......

with GOP so CCB and arrogant , they think they are the master of the universe and make the rest of the world feel like we are guilty for their inconvenience........ and Michele Bachmann is on fire and crazy ..... want to make everyone slave .........thats KNN cool .........

Babama now turn into Baba Man (1.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_%28Egyptian_god%29) or (2. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baba_%28goddess%29) ..... who is so lame that he can only make alot of noise and do nothing......... this another KNNBCCB gona just use the US Constitution Section 4 of the 14th Amendment to just make everyone sweat.... i really mean SWEAT ......

i worry he might not last his term.....then KNN i dont have any more soap opera or the CCB US gona make up another enemy from the east ( sound familiar?) .......... then all my S-Chip and Hulumas gona jump floor.......

now i lonely need company lor......... hahahaha....

Cheer

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BB are no fools. if we do see it break 3000 it means we are in serious trouble and everyone should dump our stock on hands. global economy cannot afford another double like i say. we will see some better reports by end of the week or early next week. it will prove us is just hitting a soft patch. BUY on Dip

krisluke ( Date: 12-Jul-2011 12:02) Posted:

3050 (3020) ... ...2950 ( time to accumulate !! !!!)

Isolator ( Date: 12-Jul-2011 10:23) Posted:

It is heading under 2900 slowly.....

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In the next few days. you will see huge buying interest in some of our best blue chip.

louis001 ( Date: 12-Jul-2011 11:38) Posted:

2900 ?? very very unlikely....unless huge man-made (PIGS slaughtered) or natural disaster strikes...

past 1-yr STI lows... if I read correctly :

18/3/11: 2919

16/8/10 : 2915

Isolator ( Date: 12-Jul-2011 10:23) Posted:

It is heading under 2900 slowly.....

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our team favour local singapore firms. we will buy on dip for now.

risktaker ( Date: 06-Jul-2011 11:08) Posted:

Chinese paper tip that Chinese government will likely to have another rate hike this weekend. i will stay away from china counters for now.

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we will close above 3090 today

Isolator ( Date: 12-Jul-2011 10:23) Posted:

It is heading under 2900 slowly.....

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mkt looks overdone. US debt problem will be raise in time. china.will support europe. this week will be jerky. tomorrow will be a green day for some stocks.