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| 21-Jun-2011 10:15 |
Jardine C&C
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like we say we wont support jardine anymore due its nature of the business. With its recent peak according to its business cycle. we believe there will be weakness in the industry especially with COE price at high in sg and peak of astra sales in indo. we expect jardine to hit $35 dollar soon. If 35 broken we are likely to see $31 as support. if that is broken we could be looking at 20-28 range. becareful trade with care. | ||||
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| 21-Jun-2011 09:59 |
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this is what i call a.techincal rebound. The index will trade aroind this level for the week. 3000-3040. We can only confirmed next week if we.are.going full run back. recommend is Buy on dip. we favour singtel. | ||||
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| 21-Jun-2011 09:22 |
SingTel
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Singtel Bullish???
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we favour singtel over M1 and Starhub. Singtel is a Buy | ||||
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| 20-Jun-2011 08:44 |
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We strongly believed that greek will be bailout. As the world cannot afford anither double dip. The effects of greek default will drag down europe and eventually the world. therefore no matter what they will be bail out. the bears are creating fears in the market so that they can buy cheap. This week is time to buy. | ||||
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| 19-Jun-2011 20:52 |
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We agree that STI may Rebound from here. Good Luck
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| 17-Jun-2011 11:36 |
Genting Sing
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can i join ?
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| 17-Jun-2011 09:33 |
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ok i will be back.next week. happy trading sti boring atm.
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| 17-Jun-2011 09:15 |
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Good news Learn from my friend China could yet again Bail Out greek this round. | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 15:59 |
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sometimes if u have holding and buying power. you can just keep buying untill the seller think that they made a mistake to sell. however this only applys to the stock that is fundamentally strong. still how many big fish are reading SJ ? we donno :) | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 15:33 |
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Japan recovery shall kick in 2nd half of the year. Theres gonna be a huge demand and supply gap soon. | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 13:38 |
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yup no doubt the market may move towards 2900 level. This is just our prediction. The market can also suprise us even more. There will be strong support at that level almost everyone knows that. Therefore by selling down further will not be smart. Unless the market is really going for a double dip recession.
Like I say we have downgrade STI to a new target of 3280 - 3320 by year end.
We will stop supporting Jardine in effect of today and will buy in commodities counter in near term. We are positive with 2nd half of the year as demands spike up during year end seasonals play.
We had review recent figures and our team remains positive that we are still in bull run. STI is just having a correction. we will now recommend people to buy on dips.
Buy on dips. contra might be difficult. Good Luck.
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| 16-Jun-2011 12:41 |
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i will start buying back commodities counter next week. :) | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 12:15 |
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do you sell or buy ? i am shorting and buying :) hedge it. | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 11:39 |
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i have open shorts on some blue chips :) | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 10:41 |
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we may have a rebound tomorrow or monday. Good luck | ||||
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| 16-Jun-2011 08:35 |
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Today no blue CHIP WILL BE SPARED. If things doesnt get better by the next 2 weeks. We might have another recession coming.
If US cant even afford houses need, what makes you think they could afford other wants. Things are getting bit serious here.
Think about the cycle of demands. Everything will be hit.
Becareful. no one can be 100% correct in the market. If you think ur big fish, theres shark behind eyeing on you.
STI is currently under review for downgrade.
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| 15-Jun-2011 14:22 |
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Asia Second Quarter Business Sentiment Down from PeakPublished: Wednesday, 15 Jun 2011 | 12:12 AM ET
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Business sentiment at Asia's top companies fell in the second quarter, hitting its lowest since the third quarter of 2010 as rising costs and growing doubts over the strength of the global economy weighed, a Reuters survey showed.
The Reuters Asia Corporate Sentiment Index fell to 71 from 80 in the first quarter of 2011, which was the highest level since Reuters began collecting data in June 2009. An index above 50 indicates a positive outlook. Weak U.S. economic data, a debt crisis in the euro zone and worries about inflation and tighter monetary policy in Asia have clouded the outlook for the global economy, denting sentiment across the board. " We haven't seen the peak of inflation in Asia yet, although central banks are mostly tightening their policy rates...Input prices are getting more expensive and wages are higher across the region and these should continue to squeeze companies' profitability and margins," said Nuchjarin Ranarode, an economist at Capital Nomura Securities in Bangkok. " In our base case, Asia's economic growth should soften this year and be better next year, helped by a recovery of Japan and Europe." The index was compiled from a poll of 100 executives at Asia's top companies between June 2-10 from a range of sectors including autos, financial, technology, resources and property. The 77 responses showed 48 percent of companies were positive or very positive about the outlook, down from 62 percent in the first quarter. In the current quarter, four companies were negative while one, a Japanese firm, was very negative about the outlook. This compares with just one firm that provided a negative view in the first quarter. Sentiment turned more cautious in Australia and Southeast Asia, while corporates in China and India remained the most upbeat in the region. Sentiment in Japan, where respondents included technology firm Sharp, and financial group Mizuho, was largely resilient despite the ongoing disruption from the March 11 earthquake, tsunami and subsequent nuclear crisis.
" We haven't seen the peak of inflation in Asia yet, although central banks are mostly tightening their policy rates...Input prices are getting more expensive and wages are higher across the region and these should continue to squeeze companies' profitability and margins."
Nuchjarin Ranarode Economist, Capital Nomura Securities
In Japan, 15 of 21 companies were neutral on the outlook with four positive and two either negative or very negative. This was little changed from the first quarter survey, which most companies responded to just before the earthquake. About half of the Japanese firms in the poll said global economic uncertainty was the biggest risk to the outlook, while some cited specific issues in the wake of the disaster, including political instability, delays to reconstruction and power shortages. " The earthquake was a supply-side shock, rather than a demand-side shock like the financial crisis. So if global demand is firm, they (Japanese companies) should be able to recover quickly," said Mitsushige Akino, Chief Fund Manager at Ichiyoshi Investment Management. " The consensus among economists is for a v-shaped recovery. For corporations that implies a weak first quarter (April-June), which may stretch out to the second quarter, but a rapid recovery in October-December." Mitsubishi Motors said on Monday annual operating profit would rise by a better-than-expected 25 percent on a rapid rebound in production and sales after the earthquake.
Across Asia, global economic uncertainty was seen as the biggest risk to the business outlook over the next six months, cited by 27 companies, while rising costs was the main obstacle for 21 companies, with four more citing oil price volatility. Government policy, regulation and higher interest rates were also cited as concerns by corporates in Singapore, Malaysia, India and Australia. The global recovery had looked relatively rosy in the early part of 2011, with equity markets and commodity prices climbing steadily, as it appeared the Japanese disaster would only be a minor blip for economic growth. However, from early May a swathe of weak U.S. data, combined with fears of tighter Chinese monetary policy and the re-emergence of the euro zone debt crisis as Greece struggles with its mountain of debt saw markets swiftly retreat. With the exception of tsunami-hit Japan and flood-hit Australia, first quarter growth had been relatively solid across Asia, with global growth machine China steaming onward. A rally in commodity prices early in the year saw the Reuters-Jefferies CRB index hit an 18-month high, helped by a weaker U.S. dollar, before sliding sharply as the growth fears hit world markets. Prices remain at high levels however, helping lift confidence in the resources sector, with eight of 10 respondents positive or very positive about the outlook, unchanged from the last survey. Sentiment among technology stocks slipped, with six of 16 positive or very positive about the outlook, compared with eight of 13 in the last survey. In the financial sector, the bulk of firms remained positive or very positive about the outlook. Sentiment among retailers meanwhile improved compared with the first quarter, with retailers in China especially upbeat, reflecting expectations for increased consumer spending. China and India, where respondents included insurer Ping An [601318.SS 46.43
However sentiment slipped in both of the regional power-houses from the very high levels seen in the first quarter, with six out of nine Indian companies positive or very positive about the future, compared with seven of seven in the last survey. " China's domestic economy continues to grow after a soft patch. But inflation is something of a worry and it might last longer than expected. So, the government may have to be more aggressive in its monetary policy, and that will make growth slow down," said Santitarn Sathirathai, an economist at Credit Suisse in Singapore. " For India, it is more of a worry. India has faced rising inflation and its central bank so far is behind the curve in raising interest rates. So growth has to be sacrificed if it speeds up to raise rates." India's economy grew at its slowest annual pace in five quarters in January to March as rising interest rates crimped consumption and investment, suggesting the central bank could temper the pace of further tightening to tackle inflation |
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| 15-Jun-2011 11:14 |
Keppel
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i will stay away Kep Corp till direction is much clearer | ||||
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| 15-Jun-2011 11:13 |
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Didnt say i didnt warn you guys. Genting SP year end debut gonna be huge :P
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| 15-Jun-2011 10:36 |
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New H1N1 virus strain appears in Singapore: WHO Posted: 10 June 2011 2324 hrs SINGAPORE: WHO researchers say the H1N1 flu virus that swept the globe in 2009 has mutated, with the new strain appearing in Singapore and Australia. The new virus has a genetic twist, making it resistant to drugs like Tamiflu and Relenza, the two mainstay drugs used to tackle the virus. The World Health Organisation's influenza research group says more than 10 percent of H1N1 flu infection samples from Singapore, collected during the early months this year, showed mildly reduced sensitivity to the two drugs. The new variation of the virus has also mixed with the old form in at least one patient. Researchers say it proved extremely resistant to Tamiflu, and the patient, who already had a weakened immune system, died. But lab tests showed the experimental flu drug peramivir remains an effective treatment against the virus. The new variant has also been detected in other parts of Asia-Pacific, according to a report by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Reference and Research on Influenza in Melbourne. It is feared that if this new form of flu spreads, other mutations may occur and trigger even greater drug resistance and more serious illness. One of my friend highlighted this issue to me.....
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