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niuyear ( Date: 30-Jun-2010 08:46) Posted:
| which one good to short today? ytd shorted the k-green at its high. :) |
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NO.
Last 22 months!
Greenbean ( Date: 30-Jun-2010 00:58) Posted:
Hi hi, is it End of Bull already? When is Start of Bear? Thank you.
alexchia01 ( Date: 24-Jun-2010 14:43) Posted:
I'm not an expert in Elliot Wave, but I do know the basics, so I'll try to explain why his analysis is wrong. You should know that Elliot Wave is just a theory. Unlike other TAs, it cannot be explained by economics or by historical data. Elliot Wave is drawn by people on the low and high points on the chart and they can draw the waves at any point they want to make it fit their theory. This is why I don't trust Elliot wave analysis. Elliot Wave moves in 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 up-waves follow by A, B, C
down-waves. He could be right that we are in Wave B. However, he conclude that Wave B has ended and STI is bearish. But based on my MA 20 and MACD analysis, we are just in the beginning of the Bull Run. In another word, we are just in the middle of Wave B and not the end, so STI is still Bullish, not Bearish. I don't know when this Bull is going to end, but I think we may see a fall after World Cup. If he is to say Bearish then, I would have agree with him. But now, I don't see any Bear. Please note, this is my personal opinion only. You invest at your own risk. |
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Buying opportunities emerge then!
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Bought yesterday 30 lots at Sgd.0.915 already. I 'll keep buying this counter.
niuyear ( Date: 16-Jun-2010 15:24) Posted:
Bonbon's Osim super swee. Tks for your constant update. :) |
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Good comment, since you said so, I start money cost averaging this counter heavily! Thank you.
InvesToMan ( Date: 27-May-2007 22:25) Posted:
the only thing i can comment about this stock is its rich net asset value.
It really have a strong balance sheet. Trading at a huge discount to NAV. |
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Yes, buy on dips, I 'll take your wise suggestion.
boyikao3 ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 17:04) Posted:
Dun spread fear lah! This is healthy correction, buy on dip huh, buy on dips...
Hulumas ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 16:38) Posted:
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Okay, That is the wise way. Thank you.
freeme ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 17:43) Posted:
keep back and let it fall.. dun go in to early or if wan to go in by phases
Hulumas ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 16:33) Posted:
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40 points drop is not a crash! >400 points drop is called a crash!
alooloo ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 16:41) Posted:
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Time to buy or sell?
Jackpot2010 ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 16:34) Posted:
| SSE has entered CRASH territory! having fallen by 26% YTD 2010. IF DOW should drop triple digit next few days, may see blood on the street liao... |
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What can we do?
freeme ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 15:09) Posted:
ya.. h n s not fun leh.. if neckline break than all go holan liao..
ozone2002 ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 14:29) Posted:
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right shoulder taking shape..more break down to come |
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Infact, it is still considered very near!
alooloo ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 11:26) Posted:
STI 3000 seem like so near yet so far.....
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Congratulation, gain from contra buy and sell and not shorting sell and buy!
nickyng ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 09:10) Posted:
| make small kopi...in 1.20 x 10 and out at 1.26 !! :P
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I hate Genting. Hihihi.
niuyear ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 09:07) Posted:
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Blastoff ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 07:02) Posted:
Stocks end slightly lowerBy Ben Rooney, staff reporterJune 28, 2010: 5:06 PM ET
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stocks ended a choppy session modestly lower Monday as investors welcomed a slight increase in personal spending but remained on guard ahead of key economic reports due later this week.
Dow Jones industrial average (INDU) was down 5 points, or less than 0.1%. The S&P 500 (SPX) dipped about 3 points and the Nasdaq (COMP) composite slid 2 points.
Stocks struggled for direction throughout the session as investors considered a pledge from world leaders to cut public deficits over the next few years.
Consumer staples were among the best performers after a report on personal spending came in somewhat better than expected and the Supreme Court issued a decision that will benefit tobacco companies.
Bank stocks were lower as investors continued to digest the Wall Street reform bill Congress finalized last week. Lawmakers are expected to vote on the sweeping overhaul this week and send the bill to President Obama in July.
Traders said the tone of Monday's session was cautious as the market remains nervous about the debt crisis in Europe and the possibility of a so-called double dip recession in the United States.
"The market is hungry for direction in terms of the labor market and industrial sector," said Nick Kalivas, vice president of financial research at MF Global. "We're in wait-and-see mode on those issues today."
Tuesday brings reports on home prices in 20 major U.S. cities and a key measure of consumer confidence. Manufacturing reports are due later in the week and the government's closely-watched monthly jobs report comes out Friday.
Stocks closed mixed Friday despite a rebound in the financial sector. All three major gauges booked weekly declines.
Economy: Before the open, the Commerce Department reported that personal income rose 0.4% in May, while personal spending edged up 0.2%.
The government was expected to report that personal income rose 0.5% in May after climbing 0.4% in April, according to a consensus estimate from Briefing.com.
Personal spending was expected to have risen 0.1% from a flat reading in April.
Companies: Tobacco companies Altria (MO, Fortune 500) and Philip Morris (PM, Fortune 500) rose after the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal over the government's ability to collect $280 billion from the industry for alleged fraud in its marketing.
The Supreme Court also ruled unconstitutional a long-standing ban on hand guns in Chicago. Smith & Wesson Holding Corp (SWHC). jumped 5.6%.
Sprint (S, Fortune 500) gained 6% after President Obama signed a memorandum to expand the amount of broadband spectrum available for smartphones and other wireless devices.
Noble announced plans to buy FDR Holdings, an independent drilling company, in a cash transaction that values Frontier at $2.16 billion. Shares of Noble (NE) rose 2.4%.
Shares of BP (BP) rose after the oil company said it has spent $2.65 billion on costs related to the spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
G-20: Leaders of the world's most important economies agreed to ambitious targets for getting deficits under control, pledging to cut them in half by 2013, according to a statement made following the G-20 summit this weekend in Toronto.
But the leaders acknowledged that progress on deficit reduction will take more time for some countries, and included a special provision for Japan, which is heavily reliant on external borrowing.
World markets: Asian markets ended mixed Monday. Japan's Nikkei index lost 0.4%, while Hong Kong's Hang Seng index rose 0.2%.
Markets in Europe closed higher. France's CAC 40 and Germany's DAX both climbed more than 1% while Britain's FTSE 100 fell ended 0.5% higher.
Currencies: The dollar was higher against the euro, but was flat versus the British pound and Japanese yen.
Commodities: U.S. light crude oil for August delivery eased 90 cents to $77.96 a barrel.
COMEX gold's August contract fell $16.60 to $1,239.20 per ounce.
Bonds: Treasury prices rose, pushing the yield on the 10-year note down to 3.03% from 3.11% late Friday. Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions. |
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battledome64 ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 21:02) Posted:
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I start selling by the way! You may buy if you want to!
niuyear ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 15:33) Posted:
| MBS casino only takes up 2% of whole of its total area yet it cld generate more money than its other facilitites. This shows Small is Beautiful. hahaha! |
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She could be right and wrong in some sense! It all depends from country to country to justify this mentioned MYTH.
pharoah88 ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 15:27) Posted:
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New Australian PM Gillard BUSTED the MYTH that population growth is the panacea to National Growth.
Population is no no to National Prosperity UNLESS everyone of the lower 50% percentile population has increasing annual income over and above the annual inflation rate plus the bank prime rate.
Otherwise, population growth is equal to citizen poverty growth.
DON'T be SWEPT OFF by the average Per Capital Income.
Increasing average PCI is nOt equal to Growth in individual citizen's person annual income.
All average Statitics are SCAM because the figures are nOt suppOrted by TRUTH in the LIFE of the citizens.
niuyear ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 11:17) Posted:
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Who is "giah izzit? So impolite way of asking question!
niuyear ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 15:24) Posted:
| this counter belong to 印尼 giah izzit? |
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I keep selling not untill price reached <Sgd. 0.12 or after mid of 2011, whichever comes earlier!
kiasiDBT ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 14:51) Posted:
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But price has gone up more than its fundamental justified evaluated value.
WoshiJT ( Date: 28-Jun-2010 14:27) Posted:
Looking at the Gold Trend increasing throughout the years.
Gold have always been regard as the "Safe Haven" for investors.
Some of the reason for gold investments
- It is accepted globally
- Bullish Gold Trend
- Hedge against inflation while more inflation is expected
- Portfolio diversification
- Balancing of Risks
- Hedge Against Currency Devaluation
Perhaps we could discuss more about each & individual's gold investment and their experience with gold investments?
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