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| 30-Jul-2008 10:18 |
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u just earned the dividend by shorting.. | ||
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| 30-Jul-2008 09:13 |
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May Attempt 60 cts
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stirring up interests again | ||
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| 30-Jul-2008 09:12 |
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ideas168..u r da man..!!!!!!!! | ||
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| 30-Jul-2008 09:01 |
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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hope STI chiong a lot a lot ..so i can put put a lot a lot also..haha | ||
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| 30-Jul-2008 08:57 |
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Revenue up 65%..but profit up marginally..what does that tell u.. | ||
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| 29-Jul-2008 16:41 |
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be a contrarian..buy today..sell tmr..div announce will increase by the amt of the div announced | ||
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| 29-Jul-2008 14:25 |
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STI defyin gravity.. short ah! | ||
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| 29-Jul-2008 09:51 |
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may go down further ...cos when HK open sure impact S'pore | ||
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| 29-Jul-2008 09:33 |
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buy ML!... put ur life savings...where got so good kangtao..buy cheaper than Temasek.. buy Citigrp & UBS also..confirm make $$.. |
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| 29-Jul-2008 09:15 |
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can't just depend on UOB, OCBC n DBS..must gain foothold of foreign banks so they can compete with HK.. Citigrp n UBS are the largest employers in terms of S'poreans..if don't save these 2 banks..think bulk of S'poreans working in these 2 banks no job liaoz.. |
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| 29-Jul-2008 09:03 |
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tis one is to handover to next generation in order to see profits..haha
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| 29-Jul-2008 08:52 |
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2 ways to make $$... 1) put warrants... (my favourite!!! :):):):):)) 2) buy on dips on the run up to olympics n NDP.. Long term BUY GOLD..jst keep buyin when it dips
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| 28-Jul-2008 15:05 |
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OLYMPIC RALLY!~!!!! 28 July 08, 1015 China signals easier monetary policy in shift to growth - Lehman Bros (XFN-ASIA) - China has signalled a subtle shift in its policy focus away from fighting inflation to promoting growth, Lehman Brothers said in a research note. The investment bank said that a statement released in the official media from a meeting of the Politburo, the ruling Communist Party's top decision-making body, showed there is no longer a tightening policy bias, despite continued efforts to combat inflation. After a meeting of the Politburo late on Friday, a statement indicated the party's policy priority has changed from "preventing overheating and preventing inflation" - which was set in November last year - to "ensuring stable and fast growth and preventing inflation." While China's leaders still put combating inflation in a significant place in their policy agenda, the task is no longer at the top. There is no mention of policy tightening in the news release. In a separate statement last night after the second quarter statement of the central bank's monetary policy committee, the People's Bank of China emphasized the continuity and stability of monetary policies without mentioning monetary tightening. "Because of these changes, we think we will see some gradual shifts in macroeconomic policies over the next few months," said the note by Lehman economist Sun Mingchun. "In the next couple of months, we may first see changes on the fiscal policy side, including potential changes in tax policies (e.g. tax rate cuts, increasing the threshold for paying personal income tax, increasing value added tax rebates for certain types of exporters, or increasing fiscal expenditure). "On the monetary policy front, we judge the loosening of monetary tightening will be gradual and slight, at least in the next 2-3 months. In the near term, the main efforts will likely be to provide credit to small- and medium-sized enterprises who have been affected most by the credit tightening since November 2007," it said. This could mean a slight relaxation of the lending quotas in the coming months to accommodate the needs of small and medium enterprises, it said, referring to tighter caps on lending growth set by banking regulators. Lehman added that it maintains its forecast of the yuan at 6.70 to the dollar by the year-end and no interest rate hike through the year-end. It also said that the there is no mention of liquidity management in the central bank statement, adding that suggests there is limited room for further bank reserve rate hikes. It added that it maintains its assessment of another 250 basis points in reserve rate hikes before the year-end. Commercial banks in China must now hold 17.5 pct of their deposits on reserve. bjburo@xfn.com |
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| 28-Jul-2008 14:44 |
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$6 la.. | ||
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| 28-Jul-2008 13:46 |
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NDP & olympics rally coming soon.. maybe be good to load up on dips | ||
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| 25-Jul-2008 13:50 |
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I don't see any of this ML sale in the S'pore newspaper..supression of news!.. Elf maybe next election u join opposition we vote for u.. keke |
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| 25-Jul-2008 13:45 |
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this ipo looks like gone case... only 2 big boys in it.. won't see large margins if u are thinkin of puntin on tis... tat's my take on tis |
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| 25-Jul-2008 13:09 |
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Lian Beng got the IR job? Halt soon?
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2 properties from lian beng were launched recently...one is kovan residences..the other is OHL.. lian beng share price has taken a big hit.. and Sam Goi is still vested from what i reckon this has some meat if their 2 properties have good take up rates.. |
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| 25-Jul-2008 11:19 |
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It's gonna get WORSE!!!..whack the put warrants everytime the markets rally.. :) i love bear rallies :):):) short short short Economy Recession fears Despite a built-up cushion, global woes hit Singapore’s exports in a big way - with worse to come. Comment. Seah Chiang Nee Jul 19, 2008 Singapore is hitting a really bad patch and no one can say how bad - or how long - things will fall before the sun shines again. Singapore’s selling point for decades, its strong economy – measured by GDP and reserves growth – is now looking a little fray as the global waves hit its our shores. Bugged by high oil and food prices all around them, middle-class and poor Singaporeans are becoming more and more unhappy as their quality drops. Last week there was is a brief respite to the oil crisis as prices fell from a high of $147 to $130 a barrel, but it’s too early to pronounce it is over. Meanwhile, the value of its foreign investments has dropped by US$15-US$20b - so far, led by declines in US and European banks. This is could be the worst performance in history for both Temasek and the Government Investment Corporation (GIC), despite assurances that they are long-term (30 years) investments. At home, the government's actions against its political opponents and the way some were carried out in and outside the court have brought heat from some people at home and abroad. Charges of ‘inept’ leadership and policies that worsen inflation are sounding out almost daily, loosening the bonds that existed between the governed and the governing. Amidst all these, the centerpiece - the economy - on which the government uses to justify its crackdowns and controls, is beginning to show trouble as a result of the global woes. (Leaders have often said that as long as the economy is strong, all other problems can be solved.) In the latest report, Singapore’s non-oil domestic exports in June fell 10.5% to $12.8b, far worse than the 2.8% drop economists had been predicting. It was due to sharp declines in shipments to key markets such as the United States, Europe and China. The rate of decline was the same as the previous month. Seven of its 10 major markets registered drops in shipments, led by the 24% fall in exports to the USA, while exports to Europe declined 16% and were down 12% to China. That spells trouble ahead. Economists are predicting more gloom in the immediate future - even a possible technical recession. Song Seng Wun, regional economist at CIMB-GK Research said "We should be prepared for even more ugly export numbers in the coming months." The city's gross domestic product (GDP) grew at a much slower annual pace of 1.9% percent in the second quarter from 6.9%. According to the Straits Times, a senior executive from the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation (GIC) said that the global downturn will last longer than the tech bubble burst eight years ago. Mr. Ng Kok Song told a gathering of top private bankers and senior fund managers that policy-makers here face more uncertainties, including inflation and the US presidential race. Any recession, even a technical one, could affect jobs and business in Singapore. Citizens are worried about mass retrenchment, low salaries and low bonuses. Meanwhile, inflation continues at record high. |
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| 25-Jul-2008 11:05 |
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no point catchin the bounce (going long)...more lucrative to catch the dead cat (short short short!) gettin killed another 8 more times (they got 9 lives anyway) | ||
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