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01-Apr-2013 18:42 EcoWise   /   join the rally for Ecowise(bullish close)       Go to Message
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Can add to your watch list..... waiting to enter at 0.075....
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01-Apr-2013 18:28 W Corp   /   Contel Corp       Go to Message
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Strong..... it will be super strong once the deal is confirmed.....
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01-Apr-2013 18:26 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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I expect the next catalyst to be results announcementt........ so prices may hover around 0.05 to 0.06 for now.....
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01-Apr-2013 18:13 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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Force selling over..... lets see tomorrow....:)

srichipan      ( Date: 28-Mar-2013 13:25) Posted:

You really doing all your research. thats good

risktaker      ( Date: 28-Mar-2013 07:05) Posted:



Http://southseaconversations.wordpress.com/tag/ye-jianming/

 

some more searching this evening, i found the CEFC listed as a “social responsibility” project on the  website  of one  China Huaxin Energy Co. Ltd. (中 国 华 信 能 源 有 限 公 司 ) , which calls itself “China  CEFC  Energy Company Limited” in English. In addition to the “CEFC” in Huaxin’s English name, the logos are exactly the same, so i think we can fairly safely conclude that the CEFC is set up and funded by Huaxin.

 

Privately-run, and headquartered in Xujiahui, a suburb of Shanghai, Huaxin  claims  in English to have an annual turnover of more than RMB 30 billion (about US$5 billion) and a workforce of 12,000. In  the Chinese version only, it claims that the RMB 30 billion is actually just its domestic turnover, and that it also has an overseas turnover of more than ten times that amount — a staggering US$50 billion, which is just under 1/4  PetroChina’s  revenue (and with a workforce only 1/40 the size of PetroChina’s). I’m not saying it can’t be true, but….can it?

 

 

 

So where does this megalith get these billions? The website (in both Chinese and English) says:CEFC specializes in oil, petrochemical and energy industries, with its mission ofsafeguarding national energy security, supporting the development of national strategic industries, and  assisting national expansion and protection of overseas economic interests.[. . .]

 

 

 

At present, it has established comprehensive commercial and industrial systems that involve both the upstream and downstream of the domestic oil and petrochemical industries, and cover the geological areas of Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa and North America.If it’s an oilfield services company, focusing on security, then perhaps that could explain its pro-war stance?Or could it be driven by the 34-year-old Chairman of the Board, Ye Jianming 叶 简 明 , who is listed asthe founder  of a “Fujian Huaxin Holdings”? (Don’t worry about his recent appointment to the board of another company either — he was definitely still in charge at Huaxin  as of April 28.)Chairman of the Board, Ye Jianming

 

He seems rather young to be in charge of a multi-billion dollar company, and if he’s a self-made billionaire, then he’s done extremely well to maintain such a low profile. Could Ye be a relation of the PLA immortal, and reform-era powerbroker, Marshal Ye Jianying 叶 剑 英 ?The young chairman certainly seems to be  somebody, judging by the copious references in the company  periodical  to “studying Chairman Ye’s” speeches and articles.

 

According to  John Garnaut, one of the most clued-up foreign journalists when it comes to China’s princelings: “Marshal Ye engineered Xi Zhongxun’s appointment as party boss of Guangdong province and probably helped secure a career-building military post for his son Xi Jinping.” As such, Garnaut writes, Xi Jinping “owes a great deal to the families of both Marshal Ye and Hu Yaobang”.Let me stress: I have  scoured  the internet for the past 2 hours and found no evidence that Ye Jianming is a member of Ye Jianying’s family. Nevertheless, it really does seem quite plausible.

 

If the company is anywhere near as big as it claims to be, then being part of the Ye clan is probably the most likely explanation for why such a young guy is in charge of such a huge company. If he is, then we are talking about a very powerful guy. As in,  really, really  powerful — super-rich, with super-strong connections in both party and military.If this is true, then attaching the CEFC label to a media commentary would put the weight of the Ye clan behind it, at least as far as intra-Party and PLA readers are concerned. And Dai Xu has chosen, probably on numerous occasions, to use his “CEFC strategic analyst” title, rather than his National Defense University position.




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01-Apr-2013 16:24 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Market is quite boring because HK is closed.....will market sell in may and go away..... lets see...... :)
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30-Mar-2013 16:49 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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North Korea enters 'state of war' against South

Seoul says latest angry rhetoric is nothing new to cause alarm



Sat, Mar 30, 2013, 08:03
   

North Korea said today it was entering a " state of war" with South Korea in a continuing escalation of angry rhetoric directed at Seoul and Washington, but the South brushed off the statement as little more than tough talk.

The two Koreas have been technically in a state of war for six decades under an armistice that ended their 1950-53 conflict. Despite its threats few people see any indication Pyongyang will risk a near-certain defeat by re-starting full-scale war.

" From this time on, the North-South relations will be entering the state of war and all issues raised between the North and the South will be handled accordingly," a statement carried by the North's official KCNA news agency said.

KCNA said the statement was issued jointly by the North's government, ruling party and other organisations.

There was no sign of unusual activity in the North's military or anything to suggest an imminent aggression, a South Korean defence ministry official said.

North Korea has been threatening to attack the South and US military bases almost on a daily basis since the beginning of March, when US and South Korean militaries started routine drills.

But the North has kept a joint industrial zone with the South running. The Kaesong zone is a source of hard currency for the impoverished state and hundreds of South Korean workers and vehicles enter daily after crossing the heavily armed border between the rivals.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un yesterday signed off on an order putting its missile units on standby to attack US military bases in the South and the Pacific, after the United States flew two nuclear-capable stealth bombers over the Korean peninsula in a rare show of force.

US officials said the B-2 bombers were on a diplomatic sortie aimed at reassuring allies South Korea and Japan and were also aimed at trying to nudge Pyongyang back to dialogue, although there was no guarantee Kim would get the message as intended.

The South Korean government brushed off the North's latest statement, saying there was nothing fresh in it to cause greater alarm. South Koreans went about with daily lives as they have done through March under the North's constant threat of attack.

The Unification Ministry, which handles political ties with the North, said the Kaesong industrial park was operating as normal with workers and vehicles crossing the border both says.

" North Korea's statement today is not a new threat but is the continuation of provocative threats," a ministry statement said.

The defence ministry urged the North to stop issuing threats, reiterating the position that annual military drills conducted jointly with US forces until the end of April were strictly defensive in nature.

The North's statement said it would respond " without mercy" to any action by the South that harmed its sovereignty, suggesting it was not about to mount a pre-emptive attack.

In 2010, North Korea bombed a South Korean island close to the maritime border that Pyongyang disputes, killing two civilians and two soldiers and prompting the South to strike back with artillery and sharply elevating tensions.

Earlier that year, a South Korean navy ship was struck by a torpedo and sank, killing 46 sailors in an incident widely blamed on the North's military although Pyongyang denies the charge.

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28-Mar-2013 07:05 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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Http://southseaconversations.wordpress.com/tag/ye-jianming/

 

some more searching this evening, i found the CEFC listed as a “social responsibility” project on the  website  of one  China Huaxin Energy Co. Ltd. (中 国 华 信 能 源 有 限 公 司 ) , which calls itself “China  CEFC  Energy Company Limited” in English. In addition to the “CEFC” in Huaxin’s English name, the logos are exactly the same, so i think we can fairly safely conclude that the CEFC is set up and funded by Huaxin.

 

Privately-run, and headquartered in Xujiahui, a suburb of Shanghai, Huaxin  claims  in English to have an annual turnover of more than RMB 30 billion (about US$5 billion) and a workforce of 12,000. In  the Chinese version only, it claims that the RMB 30 billion is actually just its domestic turnover, and that it also has an overseas turnover of more than ten times that amount — a staggering US$50 billion, which is just under 1/4  PetroChina’s  revenue (and with a workforce only 1/40 the size of PetroChina’s). I’m not saying it can’t be true, but….can it?

 

 

 

So where does this megalith get these billions? The website (in both Chinese and English) says:CEFC specializes in oil, petrochemical and energy industries, with its mission ofsafeguarding national energy security, supporting the development of national strategic industries, and  assisting national expansion and protection of overseas economic interests.[. . .]

 

 

 

At present, it has established comprehensive commercial and industrial systems that involve both the upstream and downstream of the domestic oil and petrochemical industries, and cover the geological areas of Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa and North America.If it’s an oilfield services company, focusing on security, then perhaps that could explain its pro-war stance?Or could it be driven by the 34-year-old Chairman of the Board, Ye Jianming 叶 简 明 , who is listed asthe founder  of a “Fujian Huaxin Holdings”? (Don’t worry about his recent appointment to the board of another company either — he was definitely still in charge at Huaxin  as of April 28.)Chairman of the Board, Ye Jianming

 

He seems rather young to be in charge of a multi-billion dollar company, and if he’s a self-made billionaire, then he’s done extremely well to maintain such a low profile. Could Ye be a relation of the PLA immortal, and reform-era powerbroker, Marshal Ye Jianying 叶 剑 英 ?The young chairman certainly seems to be  somebody, judging by the copious references in the company  periodical  to “studying Chairman Ye’s” speeches and articles.

 

According to  John Garnaut, one of the most clued-up foreign journalists when it comes to China’s princelings: “Marshal Ye engineered Xi Zhongxun’s appointment as party boss of Guangdong province and probably helped secure a career-building military post for his son Xi Jinping.” As such, Garnaut writes, Xi Jinping “owes a great deal to the families of both Marshal Ye and Hu Yaobang”.Let me stress: I have  scoured  the internet for the past 2 hours and found no evidence that Ye Jianming is a member of Ye Jianying’s family. Nevertheless, it really does seem quite plausible.

 

If the company is anywhere near as big as it claims to be, then being part of the Ye clan is probably the most likely explanation for why such a young guy is in charge of such a huge company. If he is, then we are talking about a very powerful guy. As in,  really, really  powerful — super-rich, with super-strong connections in both party and military.If this is true, then attaching the CEFC label to a media commentary would put the weight of the Ye clan behind it, at least as far as intra-Party and PLA readers are concerned. And Dai Xu has chosen, probably on numerous occasions, to use his “CEFC strategic analyst” title, rather than his National Defense University position.


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28-Mar-2013 06:58 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Just go ahead and short from now.... some funds have covered their shorts.....
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28-Mar-2013 05:55 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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The correction start next week :)
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27-Mar-2013 21:47 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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Point I want to make I ask u guys to buy what price? March 6 ..... trading between 0.048 to 0.052..... I never ask u guys.... to buy at high.....march 13 & 14 what price?.... BB try to push but there are sellers..... u think BB clear big lots for fun?..... BB take risk.... for u guys to ride ......61 was the highest....    Even though theres a strong buy up 15 march... but later i say something not right with HK..... BB stopped.... then weekend cyprus release stupid news...... then what did i say BB will be back.... and hinted breaking 0.06 will be no man land..... but damn so many sellers took advantage of this..... Buy high sell low..... knn....If u dont understand what happened dont anyhow blame....... BB tried liao....    

woodsss      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 19:04) Posted:

Not wanting to argue, but just wanna point out when make statement, like cheong 7c next week etc....ppl may just follow.... End up with losses....from wat i observe, the ck move this up 1 day with large volume (this week and last week) rest of the days volume and price drift lower...just my view...

risktaker      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 15:24) Posted:

What price u got in....how many lots


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27-Mar-2013 20:50 Others   /   CEFC intl will be favour..... soon (SGD TP - 0.15)       Go to Message
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Point I want to make I ask u guys to buy what price? March 6 ..... trading between 0.048 to 0.052..... I never ask u guys.... to buy at high.....march 13 & 14 what price?.... BB try to push but there are sellers..... u think BB clear big lots for fun?..... BB take risk.... for u guys to ride ......61 was the highest.... 



Even though theres a strong buy up 15 march... but later i say something not right with HK..... BB stopped.... then weekend cyprus release stupid news...... then what did i say BB will be back.... and hinted breaking 0.06 will be no man land..... but damn so many sellers took advantage of this..... Buy high sell low..... knn....



If u dont understand what happened dont anyhow blame....... BB tried liao.... 

 

 

 

 

 

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27-Mar-2013 20:04 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Dow may correct 5-10% soonnnnn

Bopanha      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 20:00) Posted:

Agreed with Medivh. Dow to open lower is obvious.

medivh      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 19:28) Posted:

When she say Ah lalala Long., you better go Short. Lo


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27-Mar-2013 15:24 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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What price u got in....how many lots?

Juzztrade      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 12:47) Posted:



OMG!  I got stuck with heavy losses

Just have to bite the bullet and cut loss

Juzztrade      ( Date: 25-Mar-2013 12:51) Posted:



I am still buying along the way...


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27-Mar-2013 07:38 Watches.com Rg   /   Ntegrator .The Hot Telecom of Myanmar       Go to Message
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I see potential of hitting 0.20 if more contracts are announced.....

tea444u      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 01:26) Posted:

but io tot ntegrator got 60 million contract liaw this year ni? what if they get some mor contract tomorrow ? who know..can happen..

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27-Mar-2013 07:22 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Market will be muted today.... few penny play..... overall flat....

tanglinboy      ( Date: 27-Mar-2013 07:18) Posted:

It will be a good day today!

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27-Mar-2013 07:21 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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Information is widely available on google.... our report has add in more imaginative and suggestive stuff..... afraid I can public it.....

Anyway remember step 1 removal of watch list .... estimated will be by May to early June.....

It will be likely to be going to be like GSH ...... 

srichipan      ( Date: 26-Mar-2013 21:55) Posted:

bro, can share report. I'm looking to buy

risktaker      ( Date: 22-Mar-2013 20:37) Posted:

i will show our team research report :) pm me your email address


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26-Mar-2013 21:40 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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Anyone can tell me whos selling .... If u have the counter party code..... 
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23-Mar-2013 07:28 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Since u so nice...... coming week penny play will be spectacular.......

iPunter      ( Date: 23-Mar-2013 06:31) Posted:

Wishing sifu Yi lu shun feng...  Smiley

risktaker      ( Date: 23-Mar-2013 06:18) Posted:

Ok .... will not be around next week.... so good luck guys....... going go china tonight....


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23-Mar-2013 06:18 Straits Times Index   /   STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors       Go to Message
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Ok .... will not be around next week.... so good luck guys....... going go china tonight....
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22-Mar-2013 21:09 AnAn Intl   /   risktaker...       Go to Message
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Anyway my point has been made since last post...... Ask yourself these few questions.

1) u buy a share that announced all the news or before the news ? ......what happen to all others penny....after news came out?

2) Recently Coy announced that they had applied for removal from sgx watch list..... they are so confident.... they recently just submitted its exit for SGX watch list..... (by the way SGX will audit their results thoroughly and they are confident they can do it ......so no hanky panky business)


3) Ye Jian ming is a very smart & capable person which we call it a rare find...... Go find out more about him...... his connection and network is out of this world...... at this price is dirt cheap...... 


4) Technically CEFC has never really closed above 0.055 .... today it did for some strong volume........ pretty sure we will see more upside in coming week..... a breakout of 0.06 will trigger a no man land into ???? I donno for sure but i am very sure Bull is coming for this counter .....

5) Coming QTR results will likely to surprise the market on the upside.....

6) New businesses will be acquire very soon.... on the oil gas sector.....

.......... Buy Or Sell At Your Own Risk ..........


Dont say I dont tell you guys what to do :)






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