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| 23-Sep-2009 12:32 |
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help needed - where did my stocks gone to???
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Someone needs help too - Friend has some US share (2 or 3 companies) and can he rely on the monthly statement's balance to sell his share? Shares were bought many many years ago and still receiving statements. First, he must open us trading a/c. Can a broker help with this kind of checking of balance etc or help consolidate them? Tks |
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| 23-Sep-2009 12:18 |
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hi cheong wee LOL! I go and queue at mermaid at 0.77. why dont you post in Cuocolesire?
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| 22-Sep-2009 15:11 |
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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ok.tks. :)
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| 22-Sep-2009 15:02 |
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Building of circle line costs huge amt of money and will not see immediate profit. | ||||
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| 22-Sep-2009 12:51 |
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Yes, tks for your reminder DYODD.
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| 22-Sep-2009 12:27 |
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Care to share where is this restaurant? kekeke
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| 22-Sep-2009 11:43 |
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hahaha, Buffet buys stocks based on 'what plants his neighbours are planting'! I thought he buys stocks based on how much his neighbours farted. Laugh my ass out! For me, I buy stocks if when all my neighbours strart borrowing money from me........Laugh my heart out............
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| 22-Sep-2009 09:36 |
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Weishen81 is so hardworking and already buying books to read. I am still only learning from the website like tortoise. LOL
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| 22-Sep-2009 09:33 |
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Richtan, Congratulatoins! |
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| 18-Sep-2009 15:56 |
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DBS V has reiterated few times a 'buy' (Target Price 3.70) for this stock. :) | ||||
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| 18-Sep-2009 15:27 |
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Han Seng Index 14/9
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HSI down, then shall we see STI up? hahaha | ||||
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| 18-Sep-2009 12:36 |
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Wow, looks set to rally? If not ,then hug the teddy bear........ S&P 500 May Add 20% Based on Moving Average: Technical Analysis By Sapna Maheshwari Sept. 17 (Bloomberg) -- The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index may rally another 20 percent, the amount by which it exceeds its average level from the previous 200 days, according to an analysis by Birinyi Associates Inc. The S&P 500 closed yesterday at 1068.76, or 20.1 percent above its 200-day moving average of 889.64, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The index has climbed 20 percent above its 200-day moving average three other times since World War II, in 1975, 1982 and 1986, and each move resulted in gains ranging from 13 percent to 20 percent a year later, Cleve Rueckert, an analyst for the Westport, Connecticut-based research and money management firm founded by Laszlo Birinyi, wrote in a note. “While bears might point to the short-term overbought condition, the current rally is indicative of long-term strength,” Rueckert wrote. The S&P 500 has surged 60 percent from its 12-year low of 666.79 on March 9 as companies reported better-than-expected earnings and increases in industrial production and housing starts suggest the economy is pulling out of the recession. Birinyi said on May 20 that the S&P 500 would climb to a record 1,700 within three years, a 66 percent gain from its current level. The index has jumped 18 percent since his forecast. The firm has said the current advance most resembles one in 1982, when the index increased 20 percent in a year, Rueckert said in an interview. ‘Blowing Away’ “It’s hard to say that this is exactly what it’s going to be, based on a historical precedent, because markets are blowing away most of the historical precedence we’ve seen,” he said. The S&P 500 has climbed from 20 percent below the 200-day moving average to 20 percent above it only three times since 1928, according to a note from Bespoke Investment Group. Using this comparison, the index dropped one, three and six months later. After a year, it was up twice, Bespoke said in a note. “If the S&P 500 follows the historical script, the typical fourth quarter rally could face some stiff headwinds,” the research firm wrote. In technical analysis, investors study charts of trading patterns and prices to forecast changes in a security, commodity, currency or index. -- Editor: Chris Nagi To contact the reporter on this story: Sapna Maheshwari in New York at smaheshwar11@bloomberg.net; Last Updated: September 17, 2009 13:50 EDT |
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| 18-Sep-2009 12:24 |
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Temasek July portfolio up $42 billion from Mar2009
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Temasek Likes Banks Even After Barclays, Bank of America Losses By Joyce Koh Sept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Temasek Holdings Pte, the Singapore state investment company, said it’s still interested in investing in banks after losses on Bank of America Corp. and Barclays Plc triggered a record profit decline. Temasek will target financial institutions that benefit from economic growth or mergers and acquisitions, Ho Ching, chief executive officer of the $122 billion company, said yesterday. The worst of the global meltdown has passed, she said. “We look at some of these financial institutions as proxies for the economy as a whole,” Ho said. Temasek will also look at companies “where they may be doing a transformational deal, or where they themselves might be in transformation or at an inflexion point.” Ho, 56, is shifting Temasek’s focus to Asia and other emerging markets after the company reported a 66 percent drop in profit in the 12 months to March 31 on losses from the sale of its stakes in Bank of America and Barclays, part of S$16 billion ($11.3 billion) of divestments last fiscal year. As of March 31, 43 percent of the company’s investments were in Asia, 31 percent in Singapore, 22 percent in nations within the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, and 4 percent in Latin America. “We believe that as Asia progresses, it will continue to de-risk,” Ho said. “We are also adding exposures to other growth regions like Latin America. Our portfolio exposure today is almost equally balanced between the more developed economies and the newer growth regions.” Bank Stakes Temasek, wholly owned by Singapore’s Ministry of Finance, has been an active investor in banks since its inception in 1974 when it took over the government’s 28 percent stake in DBS Group Holdings Ltd., the region’s largest bank by assets. The investment company has shareholdings in eight major banks, including 19 percent of Standard Chartered Plc, the London-based bank that makes most of its earnings in emerging markets; 8 percent in ICICI Bank Ltd., India’s second-largest lender; and 68 percent of PT Bank Danamon Indonesia. “They’ve been hurt by their investments in U.S. banks,” said Brayan Lai, a credit analyst at Calyon in Hong Kong. “Their investments in Asian banks are doing well. The low funding and improving economic environment is very conducive for the banks.” While Temasek is comfortable in being overweight on Asia, there are risks of asset bubbles in the region, and the company “maintains full flexibility to shift our stance,” said Ho, who is also the wife of Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. There is investment potential in China and India in the long term, she added. Watching U.S. Temasek “did not anticipate the speed and ferocity” of last year’s global financial crisis, Ho said. “We were looking at the triggers in the wrong places and part of the reason is because we made the assumption that the developed economies, particularly the large economies, are well-managed and the regulatory risks are low, and hence we did not pay that much attention.” The company now pays “a lot” of attention to “what is being said and done in the U.S.,” even though it does not have a large exposure to the country, Ho said. Net income at Temasek declined to S$6.2 billion in the 12 months to March 31, down from a record S$18.2 billion a year earlier, Temasek said in its annual report yesterday. The value of investments, which plunged S$55 billion in the period, has since rebounded to S$172 billion as of July 31. Along with Kuwait Investment Authority and China Investment Corp., Temasek was among sovereign funds that helped struggling U.S. investment banks replenish capital. Clean Slate In the first three months of this year, Temasek sold the 3.8 percent stake in Bank of America that it received after the U.S. company bought Merrill Lynch & Co. at a loss that may have totaled $4.6 billion. It also sold its 2 percent stake in London-based Barclays. The company didn’t detail the size of those losses in its annual report. Shares of Bank of America have climbed 23 percent this year, after a 66 percent slide in 2008, while Barclays has more than doubled, following a 69 percent plunge last year. “The timing of the purchase and sale of Bank of America/Merrill Lynch and Barclays could have been better for Temasek, but by exiting from these positions prior to March, Temasek can start its new financial year with a clean slate,” said Melvyn Teo, an associate professor of finance at Singapore Management University who holds a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University. To contact the reporter on this story: Joyce Koh in Singapore at jkoh38@bloomberg.net Last Updated: September 17, 2009 12:00 EDT |
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| 18-Sep-2009 11:56 |
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I didnt know you are a 'pressure cooker' . lol
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| 18-Sep-2009 11:35 |
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Temasek July portfolio up $42 billion from Mar2009
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Heng, they cld at least reap some rewards. You think Citigroup share could climb back as high as before? They have sold their citicard portfolio Big so what, also cant detect all the fraud before it happens.
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| 18-Sep-2009 10:03 |
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Temasek July portfolio up $42 billion from Mar2009
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We shall await how GIC will perform. They had made huge losses too. | ||||
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| 18-Sep-2009 09:56 |
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Temasek July portfolio up $42 billion from Mar2009
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Good that Temasek has learned its lesson fast and slowly back on track. The losses is a good lesson to learn that - The biggest and most developed country like USA could fail regardless of its so call 'most-efficient system' and world's most well managed fund managers. In BBC's interview with Ho Ching, she said something like that : They had paid little attention to US movements thinking that it is most developed country and it should perform. (They just took thing for granted!!) But now, though Temasek has reduced its portfolio in US investment, but, they are now more alert and monitoring VERY closely the movements of US because this could also affect their investments elsewhere in the world.... |
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| 18-Sep-2009 09:20 |
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Re: singpost - I nearly fainted when i came to know some secondary school students posted letters without pasting STAMP!! The reason being told was they had never posted a single letter before cos they only communicated thru SMS, MSN, Email and webcam. Am wondering if they mistook 'prepaid' envelope as ordinary envelope that can be posted without using stamp? They had never bought stamp in their entire life too and dont know how much per piece is costing. Is it still 22 cents? p/s - Can Singpost sustain its business when communication just a click away?
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| 18-Sep-2009 09:08 |
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Ok, Tks !! Noted. Do you guys know why sometimes some counters will show buy queue or sell queue more than 10 bits or even at very rediculous price? e.g. SMRT last done say 1.70 at 5pm. but buy queue can show $1.50? How is it possible to queue at a price of more than 20 bits? or Singtel is like sell queue $20.00? I am unable to to so once you key more than 10 bits.
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| 17-Sep-2009 16:47 |
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This trick has been used over and over and in many counters.
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