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| 30-Jun-2009 10:15 |
Sakari
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My own opinion only - If have profit to take, i will not hesitate to take. ( i have no holding power to wait for the speculation for it to reach $2.00 and above and i dont know when also) UOBKH technical analysis FTSSI no long 'overbought' and they recommend sell into strength when near 2400. Though not specifically meant for this stock, but, generally, people were already buying on dip last 2 weeks and propbably will sell into strength slowly bit by bit each day where STI crawl up each day that driven by people's sentiment and when selling finish..........wht happen then? Ride with the stock but be cautious also....... :)
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| 29-Jun-2009 18:06 |
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Just For Laugh!!
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no lar, they wont feel offended, hahaha! |
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| 29-Jun-2009 17:43 |
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Huh! How can that one become 'hot'?? Battery operated one huh?? LOL.......... | ||||
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| 29-Jun-2009 17:40 |
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.  dont mean to highlight in red (below msg) just dunno why turns out red. haha! funny!
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| 29-Jun-2009 17:33 |
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Tks for your sharing,Cheongwee, will go for it. DYODD .lol
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| 29-Jun-2009 17:26 |
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What do you think is my new password? hehheh
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Too funny not to pass on, A woman was helping her husband set up his computer, and at the appropriate point in the process, she told him that he would now need to enter a password. Something he could remember easily and will use each time he has to log on. The husband was in a rather amorous mood and figured he would try for the shock effect to bring this to his wife's attention. So, when the computer asked him to enter his password, he made it plainly obvious to his wife that he was keying in... P... E... N... I... S... His wife fell off her chair laughing when the computer replied: PASSWORD REJECTED....... NOT LONG ENOUGH .... |
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| 29-Jun-2009 17:14 |
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okie! Tks Farmer! hope Market like Maroon5's song - its not over tonight, just give me one more chance to make it right...... LOL | ||||
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| 29-Jun-2009 16:13 |
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Wow - this guy's comments below! Stock Market’s Rally Likely to Last Into 2010: John Dorfman Commentary by John Dorfman
June 29 (Bloomberg) -- Every investor is pondering the same question: Has the stock market’s spring rally fizzled? After rising 41 percent from March 9 through June 12, the market started to sputter. From June 12 through June 22, the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index declined 5.6 percent. Since then it has bounced back, but remains below the June 12 level. I believe the rally that began in March is sustainable at least into early 2010. The main reason: The economy is recovering. The best-known index for predicting the U.S. economy, the Conference Board’s index of leading economic indicators, rose in April and May after falling in nine of the previous 10 months. Ned Davis Research Inc. has its own set of a dozen predictive indicators. It said this month that the final piece had fallen into place, so that all 12 indicators now point to a recovery. The firm expects the recession to end as soon as August. Specific items I find encouraging are monthly auto sales for U.S.-made cars (up 14 percent since February) building permits (up 4 percent in May after being down in nine of the previous 10 months), and the pattern of interest rates, often called the yield curve (which is normalizing). Rally’s Oomph In addition to the turn I see coming in the economy, I have three other reasons to think that the current market rally has legs that will carry it into 2010: -- Valuations on stocks are normal. -- Interest rates are pleasantly low. -- Market history puts the odds in investors’ favor. Let me elaborate, beginning with valuations. The market (as measured by the S&P 500) sells for 14.5 times earnings, two times book value (corporate net worth) and 0.94 times revenue. The dividend yield is 3 percent. What’s remarkable about those numbers is how strikingly normal they are. An investor who grew up watching “Father Knows Best” on a black and white television set would feel right at home with them. It’s worth noting that these multiples are not multiples of peak earnings (or book value or revenue) but of depressed earnings. So there’s room for further improvement. Yields currently are about 3.5 percent on 10-year Treasury bonds, 0.4 percent on one-year Treasury bills, and 5.4 percent on 30-year fixed-rate mortgages. We can fret about how rates may increase, spurred by the need to finance a nasty federal deficit. For the moment, though, the rates are fine. As for market history, I wrote in February (when I predicted a rally within a month) about what has happened in the past after waterfall declines -- that is, declines of 20 percent or more within a few weeks. The fall 2008 plunge was the 11th waterfall decline since the beginning of 1929. History’s Pattern In all 10 previous cases, the big decline was followed by a basing period, then a rally. In nine of the 10 cases the rally lasted at least a year. In the sole exception, 1929-1930, the market stayed roughly flat. While history doesn’t come with guarantees, the pattern suggests an uptrend continuing at least until next spring. What happens after that depends on how forceful, and how lasting, the recovery is. An onerous federal deficit, high personal debt, a persistent fall in home prices, or ripple effects from high unemployment could all keep a damper on the recovery, or shorten it. Contrary Signs To be sure, not all signs point to the rally continuing. A Deutsche Bank report released last week said there is only a “dim light at the end of the tunnel” for the U.S. economy. It said that “many hard data series….such as payrolls, production, and employee tax withholding receipts, are still declining.” The bank added that inventories remain high compared with sales, and that some laid-off workers are now seeing their unemployment benefits run out. The economic recovery, it concluded, is “expected to occur in slow motion.” On balance though, I think the evidence favors continued gains, pockmarked with occasional rude interruptions. If you share my view, here are a few recovery plays you might want to consider adding to your portfolio. Commercial Metals Co., based in Irving, Texas, makes, recycles and trades steel and other metals. It has been profitable in each of the past 20 fiscal years. Whether it will extend its streak by logging a profit for the fiscal year that ends in August is hard to say. Still, I find its record impressive, and believe that the company is a logical beneficiary of a stronger economy. Garmin, Ladish Garmin Ltd., based in the Cayman Islands but traded on Nasdaq in the U.S., makes portable global positioning system (GPS) devices. Since GPS systems are a discretionary purchase, I would expect sales to improve as the economy does. Meanwhile, the stock sells for 8.5 times earnings and yields 3.2 percent in dividends. Garmin’s earnings fell about 17 percent in the recession last year, but the stock dropped 80 percent. I think investors punished it much too harshly. Ladish Co., based in Cudahy, Wisconsin, makes engineered metal parts for jet engines, helicopter blades, missiles and industrial applications. The stock is trading below book value and at seven times earnings. I believe that aircraft engine makers such as General Electric Co. and United Technologies Corp. like having Ladish as an alternative supplier to Precision Castparts Corp. Ladish has roughly a 20 percent market share to Precision’s 40 percent for certain engineered parts. I like both Ladish and Precision, but find Ladish more of a bargain. Disclosure note: For clients and personally, I own shares in Commercial Metals, Garmin and Ladish. (John Dorfman, chairman of Thunderstorm Capital in Boston, is a columnist for Bloomberg News. The opinions expressed are his own. His firm or clients may own or trade securities discussed in this column.) To contact the writer of this column: John Dorfman at jdorfman@thunderstormcapital.com. Last Updated: June 29, 2009 00:01 EDT |
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| 29-Jun-2009 14:52 |
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DBSV upgraded to buy 2.74. TP - 3.26. But, they do caution as below :
Expect new order wins in 2H09, our assumption unchanged at S$3b. expectations that any SMM’s new order win is the start of an uptrend. We maintain our view that an uptrend in new order wins require : 1) An easing of credit crunch through a reduction in credit spread and equity funding requirement, and 2) A lowering of still high construction
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| 26-Jun-2009 19:13 |
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Will there be any Marine play next week? since oil looks like crawling back a little? | ||||
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| 26-Jun-2009 19:07 |
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neck exercise
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| 26-Jun-2009 18:30 |
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Hope STI achieve 2400 next week. | ||||
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| 26-Jun-2009 18:05 |
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Subject: Out of Petrol?
Scroll down The bee answered, "BP." (Bee Pee) Do I see you smiling ? J |
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| 26-Jun-2009 16:57 |
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Oh ok! I am 'mountain tortise'. LOL
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| 26-Jun-2009 16:54 |
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Is it trying to 'stabalise' the market? Cos most prices didnt go down much? past 15 minutes was an eye opening , | ||||
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| 26-Jun-2009 16:49 |
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The flashing is so vigorous. Interesting! Someone trying to decide the closing of STI?
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| 26-Jun-2009 16:40 |
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The syndicate in action ?? buy 1 or 2 lots, sell 1 or 2 lots? | ||||
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| 26-Jun-2009 10:46 |
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CIMB-GK has recommendation for this to "Trading Buy" @0.38 Target price 0.43. I think trading buy is meant for very short term i.e. Buy and then quickly sell when target reach? Tempted to buy but, saw this 2 lotter playing game and buy/sell 0.385 and 0.90. quite scary to buy this counter? Anyone game enough to buy? |
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| 26-Jun-2009 10:41 |
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Sold when reached my targeted profit. Will not enter again cos. i am not sure if market will continuaously rally to hit 2500/ 2600 and above in near term. Though might miss chance when it really rally, but, Shall wait for clearer sign cos if STI dont cross 2400, it might trend down to 2200 and Dow might trend down below 8000 as people has been speculated. Shall wait and see. US unemployment claims hihger than expected........ For long-term investor, property sector looks set to shine when economy picks up! Cheers :) |
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| 25-Jun-2009 19:24 |
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look out for Jobelss claim tonight. | ||||
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well done! Take care of your neck!
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