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25-Aug-2009 00:52 Midas   /   Midas       Go to Message
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x 0 		Vol is not so high, next Midas warrant gonna come out, people think this will cheong like no tomorrow. What do you think? I sense very few are entering this into their books as volatility increases, fear is in the air, HSI and SSE are brewing fermenting and give out a lot of gasses.
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25-Aug-2009 00:48 GuthrieG   /   Guthrie       Go to Message
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x 0 		Still on the ladder, no snake yet...collect for volatile times.
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25-Aug-2009 00:45 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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Time to sit it out, wait for the grizzly hibernates and SSE dam burst then go in many people think this will happen, HSI maybe next according to Sunday's Business Minds on telly. STI will also get shock. Nervousness is on the rise check out the nervous index..



raymondho      ( Date: 23-Aug-2009 13:12) Posted:



 Try post up the chart, but stupid enough.

Anyway, thank you for your advice. Emotionless is the key to success. 

Will wait and see if it will drop to below 2.24 as chart does not show positive for short term. For sharing only, hope to learn from the seniors and experts.

My chart is now kept in the "paint" don't know how to post it up? 
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23-Aug-2009 00:58 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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x 0 		No point rushing into it when the chart is showing grizzly, go play rodeo with some other counters. It will drift below zero for a while until a few corrections of other stocks has taken place then rises again together with others. May hit 2.2 if timing the 2nd support with another SSE panic dumping. It will happen when people are all worry about the bubble despite many people saying it will not burst. If you want you can collect at 2.24-2.26 but need big big lot to make it worth while otherwise there are many stocks which deliver better returns.

raymondho      ( Date: 21-Aug-2009 12:41) Posted:



BB's lower boundary 2.24 as first support and Fibo 61.8% 2.22 as 2nd support.

30 min charts CCI down to -200 and daily+ chart -100, so short term may rebounce back.

Q2.28 hope to get it as it may not go down any more. However, MACD is on down sign.
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21-Aug-2009 00:23 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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x 0 		MACD going below zero, hairy honey eater is out to cause mayhem. Trade with care. Wait for a week or 2 when the bleeding hive is empty of honey then come out to eat grass. S&B@OR
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21-Aug-2009 00:07 Others   /   DOW       Go to Message
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x 0 		Hey when you are busy at work where got time to go shopping? When you are out on the doe, where do you hang out if not your workplace? See my point? I can relate to this. Retail figures also went up right? if the unemployment rate going to continue increasing for the next 2 months, I am going to run up hill look for monk and "collect refining".
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21-Aug-2009 00:00 GuthrieG   /   Guthrie       Go to Message
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x 0 		You go orchard road, see how many people actually buy things, you go Tampinese and Jurong Point and see how many people fight for things? People even take out things from my shopping trolley...Go Friday and Saturday night, you need a few hours to cover a floor, once in cant really go out, human jam I mean. Guess who have shares in these malls?
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20-Aug-2009 23:54 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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This guy is not moving due to perception, they r buying up more coal mines and companies people in the fund management seen him as too aggresive, talking to banks for more acquition, hence some BB r not confident. I think he is smart, capitalising on the cheap (relatively)prices at the moment to suck up the energy ready to sell it to the factory when the red giant machine runs again in full steam. I have been added them into my stamp collection, one day when i flip out my old stamp album I may find Abterra share certs and it will be worth a fortune by then. Digging a squirrel hols and bury the album and wait for deep winter. May dig it out for exchange when some rare stamps come about.
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19-Aug-2009 02:44 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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x 0 		Try to monitor this see whetehr more people buying up or more people selling down, yesterday 18th I saw many shares are up but mainly selling down more than buying up, so is likely to be pump and dump. Just be careful, plenty of opportunity to make. Dont rush. Buy up 1K sell down 10K etc.. Long you can almost say you can long any stock, need to focus how long you want to keep and what is your opportunity cost.
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17-Aug-2009 17:44 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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When I posted the chart (free and not complex), it is already saying something to me, dont be greedy, dont be emotional and trade with trend, dont try to beat the market, just go with the flow but buy at good TA signals. Only buy counters that has good FA (pre-requisite). Otherwise you are a gambler rather than an investor. That is the difference. No need to be expert in charting just google a few TA sites and you will see it is as hard as ABC. The difficult thing is emotion, greed and stubborn....human weakness.
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13-Aug-2009 22:06 Biosensors   /   Is Biosensors a good buy?       Go to Message
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x 0 		Who bought so many 1000 lots a go? Show your hands...What is going on on this laggar? Gloom gloom gloom then suddenly pop up it goes to year high!
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13-Aug-2009 21:30 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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x 0 		I am sure one day it will go to 3.25, as I learned from the past, as Cheong Wee said BOSAYOR, good FA, so wait for the TA to turn then go in.
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13-Aug-2009 08:55 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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x 0 		I think the more the merrier, better usually in audit committee, eventhough is non-executive, to keep a close eye on those risky deals, anyhow we think the results this Q would be good to lift this up, yesterday 0.05 looks like dump and pump by BB trying to accumulate, in other forums people are very bullish about this counter. So we are all patiently waiting, market cheong, results good, people tired with blue chips (DBS sell recommended by PS) then penny play starts...Abterra should be fun. Straits Asia in the making give it a year or two. I am collecting this for my pension fund.
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12-Aug-2009 23:53 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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Date of Appointment * 12-08-2009 Name of Person* Chen Yee Age * 40 Country of principal residence * Singapore The Board's comments on this appointment (including rationale, selection criteria, and the search and nomination process) * The Nominating Committee, after evaluating Mr Chen's qualifications and work experience, has recommended the appointment of Mr Chen as an Independant Non-Executive Director of the Company. The Board has accepted the recommendation of the Nominating Committee and approved his appointment.

So another Sporean on the board, S-chip, Singapore- China Private, good news or not?
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12-Aug-2009 23:33 Abterra   /   Any comment for ABTERRA?       Go to Message
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x 0 		As far as I can see the chart, it didn't flinch a bit during the Jun correction what makes you think this time it will happen, it didnt rise either in the late July run up? Speculation or you have hard evidence or intelligence to say that?
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12-Aug-2009 23:25 Others   /   DOW       Go to Message
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All Western Bourses are green as I type, reading about what I heard on Radio yesterday about Botak Bius comment ". 10 (Bloomberg) -- Botak Bius said global stocks may drop as much as 30 percent following their recovery from last year’s rout as companies take advantage of the rebound to sell more shares. " http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aFE_SuFQMDeQ really worries me. With 25Billion $ under his Tons of Temples command, think we can consider him as a BB >>this Smiley 139<<, so at the right time he may turn the table and we will be crying to the loan sharks....
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12-Aug-2009 22:26 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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Lord of the Property Rings

Well I really hope you are right, tell me what the TA says? Still trying to tell us it is going to go up? I must go back to charting school again...trying to learn fundamental from technical analysis.... hahaha...pop is what I heard.



ronleech      ( Date: 12-Aug-2009 18:16) Posted:

Well supported at 2.46....Hope tomorrow can go up to 2.53 at least...
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11-Aug-2009 11:10 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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x 0 		hope you are right, sold some and kept some for long as it found some support level. However MACD turn bearish.
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11-Aug-2009 10:12 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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Since opening, it is on a slippery slope, China has a wild card, the Red Card can be pulled anytime to stop the bubble growing bigger.
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11-Aug-2009 04:20 Yanlord Land   /   Lord of China Prop       Go to Message
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bloomberg commentators were asking whether the China property bubble is about to burst, questioning the rationale for such spectactular rise. I guess this remark will trigger institutions like mutual funds  in US to offload China property related stocks. Bit risky to hold
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