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| 14-Oct-2013 10:01 |
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DBS Reiterate BUY, TP : S$4.53
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| 14-Oct-2013 09:28 |
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Thought of the Moment
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纯 华 校 生 只 有 在 五 零 年 代 之 前 出 生 的 吧 !
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| 13-Oct-2013 20:24 |
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OUE LTD worth buying for long term
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| 13-Oct-2013 20:22 |
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| 13-Oct-2013 12:33 |
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这 个 冬 季 拣 些 好 的 虫 子 把 它 们 晒 干 后 ， 过 了 明 年 春 天 就 变 成 冬 虫 夏 草 了 ！ 到 时 就 值 钱 喀 ！ 哈 哈 !!
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| 12-Oct-2013 08:08 |
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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华 丽 姐 , 啊 !来 宝 真 的 给 你 带 来 财 宝 !! 恭 喜 ! 恭 喜 ! 继 续 加 油 ！ 
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| 12-Oct-2013 07:51 |
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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这 一 周 有 收 获 吗 ？
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| 12-Oct-2013 07:50 |
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这 一 周 有 对 收 伏 获 吗 ？
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| 12-Oct-2013 07:32 |
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No more debt drama? Stocks keep rallyingOctober 11, 2013: 4:24 PM ET 
Click the chart for more stock market data. NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
After one of the biggest rallies of the year, stocks moved higher again Friday as investors wait for further progress in Washington on resolving the debt ceiling standoff.The Dow Jones industrial average climbed more than 100 points, or 0.7%. The S& P 500 rose 0.6% to close above 1,700 for the first time since September 23. The Nasdaq was up 0.8%. The gains came a day after a surge of optimism that sent the Dow up more than 320 points, its biggest point jump since December 2011. The S& P 500 and Nasdaq delivered their second best advances of the year. Thanks to the big rally, the Dow and S& P 500 ended the week higher for the first time in three weeks. The Dow gained more than 1% for the week, while the S& P 500 gained 0.8%. Both indexes are now above the level they were at before the shutdown began at the start of the month. The Nasdaq ended the week with a slight decline, its first down week since August. Some of the best-performing tech stocks of the year, such as Netflix (NFLX) and Facebook (FB, Fortune 500), fell sharply this week. Progress, but no deal: Following some progress on Thursday, House Republicans met again with President Obama Friday and offered a plan that would temporarily increase the debt ceiling without reopening the government right away. A deal has yet to be made, but the ongoing talks are seen as a sign of significant progress following weeks of gridlock. " While a short-term extension would not eliminate uncertainty ... it would reinforce our conviction that most members of Congress are not irresponsible enough to actually follow through on threats to not raise the debt ceiling limit," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics, in a note to clients. Consumer confidence waning : The University of Michigan and Thomson Reuters' gauge of consumer sentiment fell in October to the lowest level since January, according to a preliminary reading. Separately, a recent Gallup poll showed that consumer confidence registered its sharpest one-week drop since the period immediately following the collapse of Lehman Brothers, with people worried about how the fracas in Washington could hit their wallets. Britain's postal service surges in London IPO: European markets were mostly higher in afternoon trading led by London's FTSE 100, with a gain of 0.9%. The star performer on the London Stock Exchange was Royal Mail, the British mail service that soared nearly 40% in its stock market debut. Asian markets closed with big gains. Japan's Nikkei surged 1.5% and the Shanghai Composite index shot up 1.7%. 
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| 12-Oct-2013 07:26 |
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World MarketsNorth and South American markets finished broadly higher today with shares in Mexico leading the region. The IPC is up 1.20% while U.S.'s S& P 500 is up 0.63% and Brazil's Bovespa is up 0.29%.
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| 11-Oct-2013 20:39 |
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What?s Happened to Blumont, Asiasons and LionGold
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Singapore exchange steps up stock trading scrutiny confusion over curbs: Reuters Several brokerages in Singapore could lose millions of dollars in the wake of recent sharp price falls in three stocks, traders said, and as the stock exchange probes short-selling in two of the stocks early this week when they were subject to trading curbs. Singapore Exchange Ltd (SGX), both the market operator and regulator, suspended trading in shares of Blumont Group Ltd, Asiasons Capital Ltd and LionGold Corp Ltd last Friday following the big price moves. On Sunday, it declared them " designated securities" - its first such move in five years. Under the rules imposed by the SGX, traders cannot short-sell the stocks and buyers have to pay cash up-front. Once bought, the shares can't be sold until they are deposited into the buyer's account, at least three days later. Traders now say there is widespread confusion over the trading curbs, and particularly over when they were allowed to sell. Some bought shares after the trading suspension was lifted on Monday and sold on the same day - so falling foul of the SGX rules and risking a fine. " Owing to the confusion, many clients have sold these securities before the due date," Jimmy Ho Kwok Hoong, President of The Society of Remisiers (Singapore), wrote in a letter to The Straits Times on Friday. " They now run the risk of a possible buying-in with fines for short-selling, unless the SGX makes an exception to the rule for these trades." All this comes on top of trading losses racked up when these three stocks crashed. All have dropped by more than 80 percent since last Thursday's close, turning them back into the penny stocks they were before their dramatic gains in recent months - a surge analysts said was not backed by business fundamentals. Some brokerage clients have refused to pay up, or have disappeared, three traders told Reuters on Friday. Individual traders, or remisiers, who have to foot the bill may have to declare bankruptcy or sign a bond to pay off what they owe in installments to the brokerages. " Because SGX lifted the suspension so quickly (on Monday), there wasn't time for information to be disseminated down the stream," said one of the Singapore traders. " The brokers are further down the food chain than the credit department, and even the credit department, which has to control the limits, wasn't really clear about the rules." " APPROPRIATE ACTION" It's also unclear how they should now be dealing in the three companies' shares. The SGX said late on Thursday it would take appropriate disciplinary action as part of its investigation into short-selling of Blumont and Asiasons stocks, though it did not say what those measures would be. One trader said the SGX is also asking for the names and addresses of people using direct market access (DMA) to trade in the shares. Investors use DMA to electronically trade large blocks of stock quickly, cheaply and without identifying themselves to the market. The SGX, which allowed DMA trading in September 2012, has the right to request identifying information, but rarely does so, the trader said. A spokeswoman for the SGX said it is standard procedure " to call on all our member firms to check on orders and trades executed in our markets." Lee Porter, managing director at Liquidnet Asia Pacific, said such requests are more common in other exchanges. " If there's any wild swings in prices it's not unusual for regulators to ask brokers who their underlying customer was," he said. The SGX said it uses the " designated securities" classification when it believes there may have been market manipulation of a stock, excessive speculation or if it is otherwise in the market's interest to do so. It said on Thursday it was monitoring the market in the three stocks, and would lift the designation " as soon as it is appropriate to do so." |
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| 11-Oct-2013 17:42 |
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transfer Books and Register of Members of the Company will be closed at 5.00 p.m. on 22 October 2013 (the Books Closure Date) for the purpose of determining the Shareholders entitlements to the cash distribution of S$0.066 per ordinary share in respect of the capital reduction by an approximate amount of S$8.94 million. Shareholders registered in the Register of Members of the Company and Depositors whose Securities Accounts maintained with the Central Depository (Pte) Limited (CDP) are credited with Shares as at 5.00 p.m. on 22 October 2013 will be considered for purposes of the cash distribution relating to the Capital Reduction on the basis of the number of such Shares registered in their names or standing to the credit of their Securities Accounts as at the Books Closure Date. |
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| 11-Oct-2013 17:38 |
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| 11-Oct-2013 14:34 |
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AdvSCT 'alive' again!!
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| 11-Oct-2013 14:07 |
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Rental will go to the Reit and Reit in turn will distribute profit to the unit holders. As SPH Reit is a subsidiary of SPH, SPH 's group consolidated accounts will include Profit/Loss of the Reit.
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| 11-Oct-2013 13:49 |
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last year end paid 17c
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| 11-Oct-2013 13:37 |
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Singapore Exchange to Adopt Circuit Breakers by Early Next Year Oct. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore Exchange Ltd., Southeast Asia?s biggest bourse, plans to add circuit breakers by early next year after a plunge in shares of three commodity companies erased $6.9 billion in market value over three days. Under the proposal, trading of a stock will be halted for 5 minutes if it breaches 10 percent in either direction, the exchange said in an e-mailed response to queries. The bourse sought public feedback on the plan in June, it said. ?We aim to introduce the dynamic circuit breakers by early next year subject to regulatory approvals,? Joan Lew, a spokeswoman for the exchange, said in the statement today. The bourse operator imposed trading restrictions this week on Blumont Group Ltd., Asiasons Capital Ltd. and LionGold Corp. after their stock prices plunged. Trading caps to prevent sharp gains or losses will give investors time to assess their holdings, according to Liquidnet Holdings Inc. and the Securities Investors Association of Singapore. Regulators worldwide have evaluated safeguards since the May 2010 plunge known as the flash crash briefly erased about $862 billion from the value of U.S. equities. American exchanges have implemented a limit-up/limit-down initiative that prevents market makers from quoting shares at prices deemed too far above or below current levels. The Singapore exchange said Oct. 6 that shares of the three companies have been declared designated securities, prohibiting investors from selling them unless they hold the same quantity of stock. Buyers must make cash payments for the transactions, it added. Exchange Probe The bourse said in a separate statement today there were short sales on Blumont and Asiasons on Oct. 7, contrary to trading directions it gave after classifying them as designated securities. ?We will be investigating these cases and take the appropriate disciplinary actions as necessary,? Kelvin Koh, head of market surveillance at the Singapore Exchange, said in the statement. ?SGX will continue to monitor closely the market in the three designated securities. We will assess the trading conditions and lift the designation as soon as it is appropriate to do so.? Regulators around the world have stepped up oversight of capital markets after the global financial crisis in 2008. The Monetary Authority of Singapore established a 13-member council in 2010 with the goal of boosting corporate governance standards and investor confidence. Blumont, Asiasons Blumont, which invests in minerals and energy, slumped 94 percent over two trading days on Oct. 4 and Oct. 7. That shaved S$4.9 billion ($3.9 billion) off its market value, prompting the company to scrap a proposed S$146 million acquisition of Australia?s Cokal Ltd. Asiasons, which last month bought a stake in U.S. oil and gas producer Black Elk Energy Offshore Operations LLC, tumbled 96 percent over the three trading days through Oct. 8, shaving S$2.5 billion in market value. LionGold, which said this week it?s in advanced negotiations for a possible acquisition of Minera IRL Ltd., a gold explorer in Peru, Argentina and Chile, plunged 87 percent over the three-day period, wiping off S$1.2 billion in market value. The decision to introduce circuit breakers comes one month after Everbright Securities Co. announced a 523 million yuan ($85 million) loss after $3.8 billion in erroneous trading orders that roiled China?s equity market and drew a record regulatory penalty that banned four executives from the market for life. Trading in the National Stock Exchange of India?s Nifty index and some individual companies stopped for 15 minutes in Mumbai a year ago after the 50-stock gauge tumbled as much as 16 percent. A brokerage that mishandled trades for an institutional client was to blame, the exchange said then. Markets including South Korea, India and Taiwan use circuit breakers, while countries including Japan have daily price limits depending on their value, according to CLSA Ltd. |
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| 11-Oct-2013 10:53 |
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| 11-Oct-2013 10:13 |
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| 11-Oct-2013 09:17 |
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