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20-Nov-2009 23:47 Others   /   DOW       Go to Message
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20-Nov-2009 23:33 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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Every dog has its day, this Sarpi definately had its day in Aug, now getting out of breath according to its ECG machine. boop...boop....boop........boop.............boop.........................boop. Wait for the bubble to pop before coming back to this one similar with other property counters...I smell helium....leaking...
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20-Nov-2009 23:05 IPO   /   IPO> Q&M Dental Group       Go to Message
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Have you been to their dental clinic before? I went there once and  I though big name should be good, ...eventually I had to go  to an independent dentist to get it re-fixed and was asked who did that for me....didn't tell him just in case..  Not sure why they bother with ISO9001. Maybe to make up for other areas...Would I invest there? Ask my independent dentist.
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20-Nov-2009 22:45 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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May go up a little in the next few session and turn direction into bearish territory, maybe end of next week it may test 0.82. However if the stock is good due to all those contracts on trains then it would have shot through the roof already and not like what is is now. Getting contracts does not mean making money, if they cannot cope with orders they may get into trouble. Company need gradual consistent growth not ovrnight success. I take this pairing down as a shot over the bow.
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20-Nov-2009 22:23 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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Why substantial shareholders reducing their holdings? China government is doing something? Lost of the golden touch? No more new trains? Accounting irregularities? In-fighting? or simply not interesting to hold on to this as it is boring? Move 0.005 cents up and down for the whole quarter. Sniff sniff.....smell aquatic creature...with fins and gills...

Smiley 104
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18-Nov-2009 23:44 Sinotel Technolo Rg   /   LATEST NEWS       Go to Message
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x 0 		You are right, just came back from China, they only started to roll out 3G. Plenty of 3G phones and broadband stick available. However the average wages are still quite low, so take up may be moderate. Communication infrastructure is still very new in China, upgrading pace may be not as fast one would hope, but definately many years of business to come. Application and gadgets using 3G is popping up faster than one can learn how to use, so watch this one, may shoot to a dollar in no time. ....Dont buy becoz of what I said but consider after doing your research....I dont think the next few weeks is time to go in as it is entering the correction mode as well as consolidation (horizontal mode)....watch STI it has a pattern, shoot up then dive down then go horizontal and slowly drift down for a long period, then suddenly in 2 days time goes to new high after some good foreign news..this pattern has repeated more then 3 times from March.
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18-Nov-2009 01:32 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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x 0 		Off loaded most of my collections, what is there to look forward to? I can see doom and gloom for a few days, come next week it will be cheerie and whoppie again.
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03-Nov-2009 00:58 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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x 0 		Trend is changing in the next day or two, time to load, may not fall much more.
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28-Oct-2009 01:00 Sakari   /   Straits Asia       Go to Message
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x 0 		Oil price has big influence on the coal prices eventhough they are coke steel coal. So what do you think? Will it go up or down in the near term (0-3 weeks), mid term (3 weeks to 6 months)  and long term (>6mth), difficult to say, I am not vested at 1.99, reckond it will go further down before a strong rally.
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24-Oct-2009 01:29 GuthrieG   /   Guthrie       Go to Message
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x 0 		This one will keep going up, slowly but surely...no fear...if DOW dropped 1-2%, this one will weather you, this is a good one to store your nuts under the old oak tree. Not so sensitive to the DOW changes.

thomas_low      ( Date: 21-Oct-2009 02:28) Posted:



Haha...who give me a bad post? Guess you have missed yesterday jump! This is now in the spotlight for playing snake and ladder, climb ah....long way to go to meet NAV.
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24-Oct-2009 01:25 SwingMedia   /   5 star Multi-bagger !       Go to Message
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x 0 		Hey dont be so simple, have you figured out why CIMB offloaded 17.35% of the company share in the last few days? Pump and dump....ha ha ha.......sell CD can make so much money meh? I buy CD/DVD almost monthly and the price keep falling, with the new green business you think it is a overnight success? The seller stubit meh? No doubt they are profit making, 7cents was totally out of this world. 5.5 cents more likely.

woowoo      ( Date: 21-Oct-2009 15:39) Posted:

still can buy??
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24-Oct-2009 01:11 Others   /   Oct crash/correctN is coming!one more Monday left!       Go to Message
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Down 1% is within normal fluctuation range, down 5% then start to get worry. Reporting season, why worry, dip is time to load but dont be greedy hor, make a few % enough oledi...dont sit and wait for it to become a rotten once golden egg.



elisa28      ( Date: 23-Oct-2009 23:37) Posted:

Correction on Monday 25th, Dow Jones "Lau Sai"

Down 100 points.  Can buy cheap already.

Songggggggggggggggggggggg Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh



tankuku      ( Date: 23-Oct-2009 10:04) Posted:



Yes Oct moving toward Nov, STI should head toward 2800. Not likely to have correction with Q3 profit positive for most company.

Oil and gas related stock  should have a positive impact with oil price moving up.

Top pick include Ezra, Ezion, and Olam, Noble
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24-Oct-2009 01:05 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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x 0 		There were only 16 trades on Friday, 4cents bargain basement, I will keep loading and keep them the next 2 quaters to reap the extra output benefit, ignoring low volume price fluctuation. This is my own opinion only, dont follow me....or you may loose money...hehe Smiley 56
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24-Oct-2009 00:58 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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UPDATE 1-China steel output surges back towards record

Published: 19 Oct 2009 20:53:24 PST

 

* Daily output of 1.692 million tonnes in Oct 1-10

* Close to previous record output of 1.693 mln T in August

* Early Oct output equivalent to annual output of 618 mln t

BEIJING, Oct 20 - China's huge steel sector pushed production back towards the record level set in August, data from the China Iron & Steel Association seen by Reuters showed on Tuesday.

China is by far the world's biggest steel producer, with last year's output equal to that of the next eight steel producing nations put together. And this year production has boomed while steel mills elsewhere reined in operations for the first half.

The CISA figures showed daily crude steel output rose to 1.692 million tonnes in the first 10 days of October, up from 1.646 million tonnes in the last 10 days of September, within a whisker of the 1.693 million tonne average seen in late August.

Early October's production was equivalent to annual output of 618 million tonnes, a Reuters calculation showed, compared with 500 million tonnes in 2008.

China has huge overcapacity in steel production and is now threatened by possible oversupply, with CISA estimating Chinese stockpiles at 40 million to 50 million tonnes, but official calls to clamp down on rampant production have had little or no impact.

Having been buoyed for much of this year by the government's $586 billion economic stimulus, China's steel mills are now seeing a light at the end of the tunnel for exports of steel products, which rose 19 percent in September compared to October.

But after collapsing in the first half of the year, exports remain far below 2008 levels, with September's shipments of 2.47 million tonnes almost two-thirds down from the previous year.

Output figures from CISA tend to be slightly below those given by the National Bureau of Statistics, which is due to issue production data for the month of September on Thursday.

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24-Oct-2009 00:53 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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China Coal-Spot prices hit 2009 highs on rising demand

Published: 22 Oct 2009 22:44:08 PST

 

SHANGHAI, Oct 23 - Spot thermal coal prices in China's top coal port Qinhuangdao rose for a fifth straight week and hit their highest levels this year, as demand for winter heating grows on top of recovering power consumption.

Prices for coal with calorific value of 5,800 kcal/kg rose 2 percent on the week to a range of 650 to 660 yuan ($95.2 - $96.7) a tonne, up 8 percent from nearly six weeks ago, according to the Qinhuangdao Seaborne Coal Market (www.cqcoal.com).

Coal with calorific value of 5,500 kcal/kg was quoted at 620 to 630 yuan a tonne, up 2 percent from a week earlier, the website also said.

"Thermal coal prices are likely to maintain their upward trend as coal demand is expected to grow in the winter due to heating demand," said Lu Ping, an analyst at China Merchants Securities.

Power generation has picked up in the past few months as electricity demand gradually recovers in the world's third-largest economy.

With China's economic growth accelerating to 8.9 percent in the third-quarter, demand for power is expected to rise as industrial activities ramp up.

Coal stocks in Qinhuangdao rose nearly 25 percent from a week earlier to 4.7 million tonnes by Thursday, analysts said. ($1=6.828 Yuan)

source: http://news.alibaba.com/article/detail/energy/100188788-1-china-coal-spot-prices-hit-2009.html

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24-Oct-2009 00:49 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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In May, it paid 188 million yuan (S$39.5 million) for a 49 per cent stake in Shanxi Taixing Jiao Zhong Coal Indus­try Co, which delivers coking coal for the production of steel. This writer visited this mine as well as Zuoquan Yongxing Coal Company (also in Shanxi), in which Abter­ra acquired a 15 per cent stake for 45.75 million yuan in 2007. As the Jiao Zhong mine will be ac­counted for as a subsidiary, the Abterra management is excited about its im­pending boost to group revenues, espe­cially when approval is obtained to raise annual production capacity six-fold to 900,000 tonnes. The surge in production will enable Abterra, which recently sported a mar­ket capitalisation of around S$330 mil­lion based on its stock price of 6.5 cents, to ride the long-term uptrend of China’s steel-making sector. More immediately, the country’s massive 4.5 trillion yuan economic stimulus package, part of which will fund the steel-hungry infrastructure and industrial mega-projects, is a boon.

>Not new news but remember, the drift is largely low volume, at peak 250Mil shares traded in a day, now 1.65Mil. 49% stake of 900,000 tonnes, 620RMB/Ton worked out to be 273Mil RMB or 56M, SGD extra... what do you think about the coming profit? Then there is some good news...

Chinese domestic coal price rises on squeezed stock
Friday, 23 Oct 2009
Latest source indicates that coal price has maintained the uptrend on declining stock volume at Qin Huangdao, one of China largest coal ports. The uptrend is contributed by both low level of stock volume and rising demand. They pointed out that as the winter season is coming, China’s coal price will probably be well sustained for plants will store up coal for heat-generating.

The fact coal price had already posted on the upside early in Middle Sep, when stock volume at Qin Haungdao had also dropped. The uptrend has thereby been sustained. On October 21st high grade mixed coal from Datong remained at CNY 650 per tonne to CNY 660 per tonne. High grade mixed coal from Shanxi remained at CNY 620 per tonne to CNY 630 per tonne. Mixed coal from Shanxi stayed at CNY 540 per tonne to CNY 550 per tonne. Common mixed coal stayed at CNY 460 per tonne to CNY 475 per tonne and that of 4,000 calorie per kilogram stayed at CNY 405 per tonne to CNY 420 per tonne.

As the price edges up, coal stock is declining at the port. By October 19th the volume had stayed at 4.08 million tonnes of which 3.88 million tonnes were of domestic trade and 209,500 tonnes. The volume has been notably lower than the normal level of 5 million tonnes.

Rising demand remains to be the reason why coal price has edged up. Since the holiday stock volume in locally serving power plants has kept rising, by 5.1% from that before the holiday. On October 15th locally serving power plants consumed 1.99 million tonnes of coal, higher than the average 1.96 million tonnes in September underscoring that that real economy is having robust demand for coal.

Statistics of China customs show that on the side of exports, China exported 2.02 million tons of coal in September. The figure is 2.9% lower than the same period of 2008, but marks the lowest monthly drop since 2009. The average monthly drop in the first eight months remained higher than 50%. Export volume of coal came down to the lowest in June which stayed at 1.14 million tonnes. Since then, however, export volume has pointed to growth month by month. By Sep, coal exports had been rising for four straight months.

Analysts said "Low stock volume and rising demand have somehow squeezed coal supply, thus pushing the price up. Q4 is high season for the coal industry. As China as well as the world’s economy improves, foreign demand for coal wills hopeful goes up further, which is expected to prop up both domestic and global coal price in Q4.”

 
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24-Oct-2009 00:47 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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thomas_low      ( Date: 23-Oct-2009 22:58) Posted:

Ok, enuff s enuff, this one is gonna be ignited, get ready...load and arm, ready to fire...
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23-Oct-2009 23:10 Lorenzo Intl   /   Lorenzo-5IE possible a gem?       Go to Message
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x 1 		New plant means more money spend to start up and relocation, is that gonna increase the cost hence next Q profit will be low?
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23-Oct-2009 23:06 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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x 0 		This is just a theory, not a law, so be careful, PE 19.5 is reasonably high, there are many other with low PE and profit making companes around, load up those and set up auto sell after you earn a few % better than buying high PE stock? What do you think? Not a time to be greedy, you can do that in March to September, last leg already, may still go up but on fine thread. Look at the sensitivity of the market to a small increase of US job loss few weeks ago. It means the nervousness is there already. Small bad new will make it dive and large good news only move it up a bit.
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23-Oct-2009 22:58 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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x 0 		Ok, enuff s enuff, this one is gonna be ignited, get ready...load and arm, ready to fire...
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