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Risky but at the same time attractive too!
iPunter ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 19:41) Posted:
Malpractices aside, the price of any stock is determined by people's ideas (of value).
And because such ideas can literally change overnight,
Buying or selling any stock is a risky business... 
Hulumas ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 19:31) Posted:
| All in all, as I said several times, it is just a risk or consequences to trade too liquid counter! I give you simple analogical rationale example: If some one printing a fake currency notes, they will print as much as he/she can and having as big VOLUME DISTRIBUTION to the market, so do particular listed company's share in capital market, they try to make VOLUME DISTRIBUTION as big as he/she can through creating too liquid transaction in stock market too! |
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You are a great middle man, I presume!
iPunter ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 19:28) Posted:
Hahaha... maybe because the election is around the corner... so all are very 'gian-gian' (interested) ...
Hulumas ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 19:22) Posted:
| I talk about SGX, HKSE they are all commercial financial vehicles, while PAP, COMMUNIST PARTY, they are all political party. Is that relevant to have them almagamated discussion |
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All in all, as I said several times, it is just a risk or consequences to trade too liquid counter! I give you simple analogical rationale example: If some one printing a fake currency notes, they will print as much as he/she can and having as big VOLUME DISTRIBUTION to the market, so do particular listed company's share in capital market, they try to make VOLUME DISTRIBUTION as big as he/she can through creating too liquid transaction in stock market too!
yummygd ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 16:30) Posted:
| i remembered china milk n china hongx were buy calls on BT also. so dangerous not all their buy calls are real. |
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I talk about SGX, HKSE they are all commercial financial vehicles, while PAP, COMMUNIST PARTY, they are all political party. Is that relevant to have them almagamated discussion?
rotijai ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 17:29) Posted:
only if PAP joins communist party in china.. and surrender sg to china..
may be
Hulumas ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 15:46) Posted:
| If only SGX merge with HKSE, that will be ideal |
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In the large extent, don't you know that Singapore capital market is no longer tracked US capital market? On the contrary, I like the other way round as you said!
niuyear ( Date: 28-Feb-2011 11:01) Posted:
Looking at the cycle, i rather the big funds / institutions leave emerging market and go back to US market, which , in turn, will benefit Singapore stock market which is tracked to DOW Jones.
China market is too expensive now. US low dollars valllue and much cheaper, market will fly when US dollars pick up.........
Those got money , can affored to buy on dip, those who dont, as one forummer said, Stay Out and dont 'bet' on so call 'Potential' uptrend.
Play at one's limit.
starlene ( Date: 28-Feb-2011 10:24) Posted:
| Foreign funds leave emerging markets,China raising interest rates,tension in Middle east countries causing oil to go > $100.....spells bearishness for all stock markets....but analyst still optimistic because they want to sell to U |
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Healthy corporation action purposes! I presume!
whencanchange ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 16:48) Posted:
so wats e reasons that capital sold recently?
wangwa ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 23:51) Posted:
| Quite a number of Directors bought shares such as Liew Mun Leong started buying back shares on 1 March, although their quantities is quite small. It makes me wonder why these directors bought at the same time for a small 4 to 37 lots, while the Capital Group sold 36,320 lots at roughly the same time. But at least these directors are not selling together with those big players
Even Liew Mun Leong has 457 lots with him. That means I am 1/2 director already. Go annual meeting still got cushion to seat...haha..
No wonder the share price keep depressed for so many days, thanks to Capital group.
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If only SGX merge with HKSE, that will be ideal!
jamesng ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 07:04) Posted:
| Anyone here feel that sgx should just walk away with ASX merger.....and find another partner............offer such a high premium and still need their approval......I see that as a bad move and hope sgx ceo can see that too...... |
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Out dated, non sense, irrational, groundless fact, and mock up news !
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I believe you!
kier_w2002 ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 08:46) Posted:
Believe it or not, I've been up on that aircraft carrier before!
shadowmoon ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 22:19) Posted:
Cool bro...hehe.
Libya case make me thk of North Korea n South Korea case....
This things normally will not last long. If a long one start, prepare to show hand in your stock n run.
Not only hyflux will be affected. Cheer |
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I am so sure, must be far less than a decade!
DelphinusSnow ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 18:48) Posted:
| i wasn't vested during the last S-chip crisis....how long did it take to recover ah? |
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It is obvious. In this case, Asian region countries know better how to protect and respect other countries sovereign right than some western countries!
Salute ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 13:20) Posted:
ya, but look at moa zhe tong, Hitler, then the Jin chong chong/Chong Jin Jinof North Korea(dont'even bother to get it's name right), just through threat-strategic to control people. People are fearful and not united that these people are in the upperhand. How many would act like those rebels in Libya of today, there fore those old dirty Control could sit on it's throne for as long as they live.
But I don't think so the mad dog will be there for long. Now it's the international forces that go against it. Real action is the States, picnicking one is Britain, subtle noise from France and many others. Don't hear much loud voices from the Asian ( I think)
iPunter ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 13:06) Posted:
But thank God, one man cannot control millions forever.
Because every man will always die of old age as he gets older.
This is why God is still greater than man,
no matter how hard a man is...
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The good, the bad, the best and the ugly all are accomodated here in this Sharejunction forum platform!
iPunter ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 16:02) Posted:
For true newbies, Sharejunction contains a lot of valuable
'nuggets of learning' from many sifus here...
plenty of very useful advice and knowledge..
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Tell you frankly, it becomes more and more general that the most forumers, speculators as well as traders here, are far lag of proper and contructive vision, also too much of exaggerated suspicions executing their own stock investment decisions. Hence, they, most of the times, have the wrong judgement, miss every good opportunity and even loss a lot of money in their investment activities!
iPunter ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 08:42) Posted:
In stocks play, when one is inflexible and staunchly opinionated,
one is not accepting reality as it is, but is ego-driven.
The majority of people lose money in stocks because of this.
Why waste money just for wanting to be right?
Isn't it wiser to accept what the market tells us?... 
Hulumas ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 22:54) Posted:
| So, do you lie then? Ha. ha. . ha. . |
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PRC !
risktaker ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 08:57) Posted:
| New Zealand n Australia needs rebuilt .... i really wonder where they will buy those billions of dollar of materials
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I tell you frankly, sometimes, EXAGGERATE SUSPICION is your killing point to any best chances enhancing or optimizing your generated huge income to all your stock investment decisions! Think further deeply, you may realize my words' implication is true and nothing but the truth!
AnthonyTan ( Date: 06-Mar-2011 10:28) Posted:
| Either u become rich or bankrupt. |
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Sgd. 6.5/lot dividend, > 7.2% yield at share price Sgd. 0.09. It is really very attractive for me! I keep buying!
Hulumas ( Date: 03-Mar-2011 19:18) Posted:
| Mind your own business please! |
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Me to, even more than that, but luckily with slightly lower average cost price of Sgd. 1.88 !
wangwa ( Date: 04-Mar-2011 15:36) Posted:
well, if u wan to know..I am holding close to 200 lots at average price of $1.96 |
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Take it as our stock investment risk . . . . What shall we do?
des_khor ( Date: 25-Sep-2010 10:37) Posted:
| I guess many MFT also kenal suck by this milk !! just to shy to tell as scare later no face ! |
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Mind your own business please!
beruangface ( Date: 12-Jan-2011 13:06) Posted:
now I know why China ppl is getting richer and richer, they dont only con visitors in their country with fake jewelleries and tea leaves, now they go overseas to cheat ppl with fake ipo and stocks %@%#$%#^%^
melchamp ( Date: 12-Jan-2011 11:35) Posted:
| me too!! Guess have to write off in this case, any chances we can get back something?? :( |
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Do not forget sand crude oil huge resources from Canada to off set it!
yummygd ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 21:49) Posted:
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if that day ever come we can all go die
krisluke ( Date: 05-Mar-2011 18:52) Posted:
Oil May Surge to $220 If Libya, Algeria Halt, Nomura Says
By Grant Smith - Feb 23, 2011 10:18 PM GMT+0800
Nomura Holdings Inc said oil prices may surge to $220 a barrel if production was halted in Libya and Algeria because of spreading unrest in the region. Photographer: Phil Weymouth/Bloomberg
Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- Algeria's former oil minister Chakib Khelil discusses the impact of the Libya crisis on output from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. He talks with Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg Television's " On The Move." (Source: Bloomberg)
Oil prices may surge to $220 a barrel if political unrest in North Africa halts exports from Libya and Algeria, Nomura Holdings Inc. said.
Crude futures rose to their highest in more than two years in New York today as Libya’s violent uprising threatened to disrupt shipments from Africa’s third-biggest supplier. The commodity surged to $96.39 a barrel in New York, and to $108.42 in London. Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi vowed to fight a growing rebellion until his “last drop of blood.”
“If Libya and Algeria were to halt oil production together, prices could peak above $220 a barrel and OPEC spare capacity will be reduced to 2.1 million barrels a day, similar to levels seen during the Gulf war and when prices hit $147 in 2008,” the Tokyo-based bank said in a note today.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries has spare production capacity of about 5 million barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency. Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said yesterday that the organization will boost output if there is a shortage.
“The closest comparison is the 1990-1991 Gulf War,” during which OPEC’s spare capacity dropped to 1.8 million barrels a day and prices surged 130 percent in seven months, Nomura analysts led by Michael Lo in Hong Kong wrote.
Nomura said the $220 prediction may be an underestimate, as speculative investors trading oil who were not active in the early 1990s may amplify the price gain in the event of an export halt.
Algeria produced 1.25 million barrels a day last month, while Libya pumped 1.59 million a day, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
To contact the reporter on this story: Grant Smith in London at gsmith52@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: Stephen Voss on sev@bloomberg.net
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