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| 12-Feb-2009 16:36 |
Keppel Land
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Kepland
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wah lei long 1.31!..woo.. just got another 5 lots.. |
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| 12-Feb-2009 15:38 |
Sakari
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markets talk abt vol..not sixth sense.. it's the professional $$ that moves the stock.. read the vol along with the price..u'll know what the professional $$ is doing.. |
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| 12-Feb-2009 15:23 |
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Kepland is freaking LOW!!.. $1+ for Kepland cheap sale man.. don't know abt u..i'm definitely grabbing some for long term.. |
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| 12-Feb-2009 11:28 |
Olam Intl
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Ramping up its capex
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olam 1.45!!!...yeah! i love UBS..keke |
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| 11-Feb-2009 22:52 |
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WOW! look @ the vol!!! definitely the smart money is in KEPLAND!.. This will definitely chiong..mark my words.. | ||||
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| 11-Feb-2009 08:55 |
Straits Times Index
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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yeah collect stocks on the cheap for the rebound..!! | ||||
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| 10-Feb-2009 14:10 |
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Gold going up this year?
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i think the bubble is only starting..not full blown yet.. still can make $$ on gold.. |
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| 10-Feb-2009 14:08 |
SIA
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A380 A Great Way to Fly
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Cutting back on flight frequencies, asking pilots/staff to go on no pay leave, fuel hedging losses of 1 bln!..these are signs that go to show that the demand for air travel is taking a hit.. definitely will put pressure on its share price.. i'm also waiting to be one of SIA shareholders on the cheap..:) |
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| 10-Feb-2009 11:04 |
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| 10-Feb-2009 10:20 |
Keppel
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went skyhigh to 4.4+ now its back down to 4.2 or lower.. did u sell to collect ur "dividend"? :) i still believe i can collect @ below $4 and still collect that 21c divy.. same like i did for SPC when i sold it @ $8..haha |
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| 10-Feb-2009 08:50 |
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Goldman Sacs issued sell call.. | ||||
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| 09-Feb-2009 10:07 |
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STI chiong sky high in the morning..now tarek back.. dingdong ding dong |
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| 09-Feb-2009 09:18 |
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short..losses on the fuel hedging is HUGE!~ | ||||
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| 09-Feb-2009 09:04 |
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check out the commodity related stocks..chionging like mad! | ||||
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| 06-Feb-2009 15:08 |
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Same trend as yesterday..chiong high in the AM...cascading lower towards the afternoon... @ 305 pm..formation of a head n shoulder pattern..with right shoulder lower than left shoulder.. looks to be headin lower.. |
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| 06-Feb-2009 14:19 |
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when pple have no jobs..i wonder where will they have the $$ to spend to stimulate the economy? By gettin money from the govt? Wall Street ignores bad news to climb higher NEW YORK: Record-high jobless numbers? Sputtering retail sales? Uncertainty about the fate of a huge economic stimulus package? Wall Street shrugged off these worries on Thursday and shares rose in midday trading, erasing losses from earlier in the day. At the close, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 106.41 points, or 1.3 percent to 8,063.07, while the broader Standard & Poor's 500-stock index rose 1.6 percent or 13.60 points, to 845.83. The Nasdaq was 2 percent or 31.19 points higher to 1,546.24, helped by gains in computer stocks. Crude oil settled at $41.17 a barrel, up 85 cents in New York trading. Financial shares bounced back as investors speculated about the government's next steps to prop up the banking system, and the chance that mark-to-market accounting rules could be modified. On Wednesday night, Senator Christopher Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, said that the rules could be tweaked for banks with potentially huge write-downs. "The market is liking the rumors it's hearing," said Ryan Larson, head equity trader at Voyageur Asset Management. "Nothing's materialized — it's just what's moving markets." Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is expected to unveil a strategy next week to address the billions of bad assets sitting on the asset sheets of major financial institutions. Despite receiving billions of capital injections under the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, some big banks are still teetering. Already battered financial stocks slid more than 26 percent in the first month of the year as concerns grew about their stability in the deepening downturn. "We have great hope that TARP 2 is going to be better than TARP 1," said Joe Battipaglia, market strategist for the private client group at Stifel Nicolaus. "There's no reason to that, that other than that hope always springs eternal." Shares of Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase all climbed, but Bank of America, which slipped below $5 a share on Wednesday, continued to slide. Bank of America's stock price has dropped more than 50 percent since the beginning of the year as investors worry about its financial stability and its exposure from its acquisition of Merrill Lynch. Shares of Wal-Mart Stores rose more than 3 percent after a new report showed the world's largest retailer had defied a broad slump in retail sales in January. While sales for the entire retail industry fell 1.8 percent in January, Wal-Mart's sales increased 2.1 percent, not including fuel, according to the research firm Retail Metrics. Wide gains in the consumer sector buoyed companies whose sales had dropped — sometimes by double digits — in January. Shares of Target, Macy's, Kohl's and Saks Incorporated were all higher Thursday afternoon. Consumers have scaled back on their spending, cutting it 3.5 percent in the fourth quarter, as stores close, employers institute wage freezes and furloughs and the broader employment picture darkens. On Thursday, the government reported that first-time unemployment claims last week rose to 626,000, the highest point in 25 years. A range of businesses from Microsoft to Caterpillar to Home Depot have announced thousands of job cuts, and economists expect the unemployment rate to rise to 7.5 percent in January. |
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| 06-Feb-2009 10:37 |
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With more unemployment..i think the economy is going further downhill from here.. Be realistic.. Economy: The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment last week rose by 35,000 to 626,000, a more than 26-year high. The figure was worse than what economists were expecting, according to a survey by Briefing.com. Another report showed that factory orders fell 3.9% in December, after dropping a revised 6.5% in the previous month. Economists thought orders would drop 3.5%. Retail sales: The nation's chain stores reported another rough month of year-over-year sales as the recession continued to gouge consumer spending. Overall sales are expected to have fallen 2.3%, according to Thomson Reuters estimates, versus a gain of 0.4% a year ago. However, retail sales have been weak for months and the latest batch provided few surprises. With a few exceptions, most retail stocks rose Monday, even when the companies reported weak sales. |
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| 06-Feb-2009 10:32 |
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XD in april..so long..ZZZzzz alredi
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| 06-Feb-2009 10:18 |
Keppel
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looking at technicals...oscillators n indicators pointing to a buy signal.. wait for the sell signal if u wanna play play.. if long term just don't look at sgx screen for 2 yrs |
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| 06-Feb-2009 09:46 |
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see his comments in red.. Singapore finmin says economic woes deepening SINGAPORE, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Singapore's finance minister said on Thursday the economic downturn was worsening and the government may have to tap its multi-billion dollar pool of reserves for another fiscal stimulus package next year. Singapore was the first country in Asia to fall into recession last year and Finance Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam reiterated a forecast made before the country's January stimulus package that the economy could shrink up to 5 percent this year. "We are seeing continued momentum in the decline week by week," Tharman told parliament at a budget debate. Singapore, a tiny city-state of 4.6 million, last month took the unprecedented step of drawing on its reserves to help finance a S$20.5 billion ($13.6 billion) stimulus package as its economy shrunk for the third straight quarter. [ID:nSP404398]. Tharman said the stimulus package was sufficient. It will result in a budget deficit of about 6 percent of gross domestic product for 2009/2010 before investment income and the top-up from reserves. "There is a possibility the government may have to go back to the president and the CPA in a year's time to seek a further draw," Shanmugaratnam said, referring to the Council of Presidential Advisers. Singapore's president, whose role is otherwise largely ceremonial, is the formal guardian of the reserves. A senior politician said on Sunday the government would dip into the reserves only in times of crisis and to pay for welfare. "As a general principle, the government must continue to fund such programmes out of revenues raised in the current term of government, not past reserves," former Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong said Singapore's two sovereign funds, Temasek [TEM.UL] and the Government of Singapore Investment Corp, or GIC, together manage an estimated $400 billion in assets. |
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