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Grab both you are on the good path to prosper!
1362945 ( Date: 26-May-2009 15:50) Posted:
Buy Fuxing or ChinaHongX?
Both have upside potentials but only ChinaHongX has high trading volumes. Fuxing seems to be quiet today.
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Willing seller, willing buyer is not it? It is a pity, you are not the decision maker. Ha. ha.. ha...
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-May-2009 11:16) Posted:
PETROCHINA has OILY LUCKY STARS to BLIND its vendor on the PURCHASE of SPC at S$6.25 cheap cheap cheap cheap.
PETROCHINA will SUCK up many times of S$6.25 OIL PROFITS from SPC in the LONG TERM.
PETROCHINA should NOT DELIST SPC so that the market will BENCHMARK the value of SPC in the LONG TERM.
PETROCHINA will probably also LIST SPC in the US after pumping more GOOD STUFF into SPC.
PETROCHINA is ENRICHED by the SPC seller.
No Wonder, Taiwanese Li Aw said Country 1's Chinese is Naive while Country 2's Chinese is Shrewd. |
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Personal interest talk perhaps. Ha. ha.. ha... Any way, it is no harm to follow, is not it?
pharoah88 ( Date: 26-May-2009 09:40) Posted:
SPC is the ONLY SINGAPORE OIL WELLS in STI.
SPC owns oil wells in China, Australia, Indonesia, Cambodia, Vietnam.
NEVER mistaken SPC as another Oil Refiner (That is only the MISLEADING FRONT)
Keppel Corp Group may be EXTREMELY CASH SHORT (or CREDIT SUBPRIME) to sell SPC at such LAY LONG PRICE of S$6.25.
Just look at the 95% jump in profit by HIAP SENG which SERVICE the Singapore Oil Dukes.
SPC intrinsic worth is more than S$10 with the future Oil Price rising to USD200.
The rest of SPC shareholders have been played out as they are all awaiting the SPC price to return to above S$9 and surging together with the rising Oil price .......
When CHINA buys something, it must be STRATEGIC.
REST of SPC holders should get a FAIR PRICE of at least S$10 to cover the Opportunity Cost of FUTURE LOST PROFIT when the economy recovers.
As a SPC shareholder, i will NOT sell at S$6.25 which is ridiculous. SPC is OIL WELLS which will generate OIL CAPITAL DIVIDENDS for the years to come.
NO WAY. NO SALE. PLEASE.
SPC's FUTURE is in its OIL WELLS.
PETROCHINA has BETTER refineries than SPC.
PETROCHINA is buying the OIL WELLS and NOT the Refinery.
Management these days have REACHED their LEVEL of INCOMPETENCY.
Read the book titled "The PETER Principle" and you know that Leaders become incompetent and complacent when they rise to POWER.
KEEP your SPC OIL WELLS for at least S$10.00.
SPC is the SINGAPORE OIL LEGEND.
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Easily.
jonahach ( Date: 26-May-2009 21:39) Posted:
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You are right, the stock may go down in a matter of month, week, day even intra-day........on the other hand, stock may go up in the long run of quarter, half a year, year, decade even century..........Ha. ha.. ha...
iPunter ( Date: 25-May-2009 18:57) Posted:
hahaha... don't even talk about years...
A stock can go down very much too in a matter of weeks or months... hehehe...  |
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Huh, it is such a good news to let my entering price around the bottom. It should be "V" shape recovery for such stocks (especially for China related penny stocks) though the global economic experiencing "W" shape recovery.
Alligator ( Date: 22-May-2009 05:41) Posted:
Published May 22, 2009 
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Little cheer, few surprises on S-chips' earnings front
95 China-based firms' combined net profits slump 52%; analysts wary of more weakness
By
LYNETTE KHOO
SO, the analysts got it right this time, at least with the earnings of S-chips.
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Gardens in Shanghai. Yanlord's net profit more than doubled to $24.27
million for Q1'09 from $9.31 million for the previous corresponding
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In line with projections of a
double-digit slump, the combined net profits for 95 S-chips -
China-based companies listed in Singapore - that reported their results
for the first quarter ended March 31, 2009 tumbled 51.8 per cent from a
year ago. Analysts are expecting further weakness in the seasonally
slower second quarter.
The total net profit of these S-chips
during the quarter was $436.72 million, more than half the level of
$905.26 million in the same quarter last year.
It was a mixed bag of results as some went through a rough patch while for others, it was business as usual.
A quarter of these companies were in the red, of which 19 were in the
black a year ago. About 42 companies posted lower profits. Still
holding up are about 25 companies which reported higher earnings from a
year ago, among the 69 S-chips that stayed in the black.
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Given the shortage of bright spots on the earnings front, there hasn't
been a major re-rating of S-chips. And where earnings are looking up,
analysts are assessing the governance aspect of these companies.
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CIMB-GK analyst Ho
Choon Seng noted that the fall in earnings 'is not unexpected as most
companies were hit by the same problems'.
Some chemical fibre companies and retail plays sang the same dreary tunes of dwindling sales and depressed selling prices.
Among them, China Sky Chemical Fibre Co swung to a net loss of $12.9
million from a net profit of $36.28 million and Sino Techfibre recorded
a net loss of $8.06 million compared with a net profit of $26.77
million.
China Hongxing's net profit for the first quarter slid
50.9 per cent to $12.44 million, thanks to lower sales and product
discounts, while Pine Agritech swung into a net loss of $5.02 million
from a net profit of $15.58 million a year ago.
Cosco Corp's net
profit plummeted 60.5 per cent year on year to $33.15 million dragged
by lower charter rates for dry bulk shipping and the lower profit
contributions from the ship-repair, shipbuilding and marine engineering
business.
But defying industry trends, Yangzijiang turned in a
30 per cent rise in first-quarter net profit to 483.3 million yuan
(S$103.2 million) on a 23 per cent rise in revenue to 2.09 billion
yuan, and kept its gross profit margin above 20 per cent, taking a lift
from the construction of larger vessels at the group's new yard.
Bolstered by higher selling prices for its high-end projects, Yanlord
Land Group's net profit more than doubled to $24.27 million for the
first quarter ended March 31, 2009 from $9.31 million for the previous
corresponding quarter.
Also showing resilience was China
Fishery, whose net profit put on 8.2 per cent to US$43.7 million on the
back of higher sales. This triggered a 'buy' call from DMG &
Partners Securities in anticipation of its long-term growth potential.
Alan Lok, director at Sabio Global, noted that S-chips come under two
different tiers - those with exposure to overseas markets and those
that rely on domestic consumption. Unfortunately, the profiles of the
S-chips here mostly fall under the first group, with main export
markets being the United States and Europe.
The second group of
S-chips, however, has held up well but 'the risk is we don't know how
long China's consumer market can sustain this kind of results', Mr Lok
said.
Henderson Global Investors fund manager Andrew Mattock
noted that industrial activity in China has picked up and this could
benefit mid-caps with domestic exposure.
There are also
tentative signs that the Chinese residential property market may be
bottoming out, as transaction volumes in major cities continue to
increase. But he is wary of some export-driven industries, which are
dependent on a pick-up in global demand.
Given the shortage of
bright spots on the earnings front, there hasn't been a major re-rating
of S-chips. And where earnings are looking up, analysts are assessing
the governance aspect of these companies.
CIMB-GK research head
Kenneth Ng has, for instance, noted that China Sky could return to
marginal profitability in the second quarter.
But 'the weak
environment, the cash burn and a share overhang from the revelation
that CEO Huang Zhong Xuan has pledged his 19 per cent stake in the
company are reasons for a negative position on the stock', he said,
cutting his rating from 'neutral' to 'underperform'.
Kim Eng analyst James Koh said he expects earnings per share of S-chips to be flat, compared with last year.
While some economic indicators in China seem to suggest that things are
picking up, fundamental positive developments 'should likely still be
industry and company specific rather than broad-based', he added.
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It depends on the company's decision.
geminigoko ( Date: 25-May-2009 16:25) Posted:
Hi,
I'm new to Kepland, just needed to know if they are giving dividend? If yes, is it quaterly, half yearly or yearly. Thks!
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Fund raising capital market is very very hard to make profit generally speaking. I avoid US stocks totally at least for another two years from now.
huat.trades ( Date: 25-May-2009 15:06) Posted:
Hi all, this thread will hold my daily trades for US Penny Stocks
(<$5). Feel free to observe the returns or follow the picks.
However, past performance is not predictive of future performance and I
am not responsible for any losses from trading or slippages.
Assumptive initial capital: US$ 25,000
Target: US$ 1,000,000
Hope
my picks are of help to some of the bros here. I personally don't
really follow the Singapore market and have been trading US market + FX
for 5-6 years. Have accumulated massive losses at a point of time due
to no discipline + no position sizing + anyhow whack haha. Also wanted
to give up trading and surrender to ppl around me who keep saying
trading is gambling, not practical, study so much in the end play
stocks later get burnt, wont work etc.
I am glad I proved them
wrong to who I am today. People refused to follow me initially when I
told them to buy Citi @ 1 buck, ABK at 50 cents etc. Then when they see
the price, their eyes light up now. Too bad so sad.
My previous trades were at this link at channelnewsasia forum:
http://forum.channelnewsasia.com/viewto ... sc&start=0
My trades in this forum will continue from there.
Pls PM me because I am starting a email alert. So that when I trade, you guys will be alerted via email.
Thanks and all the best. Today is Memorial Day for US so no trading. Take a break =)
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Awaiting for downward correction perhaps.
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You are right, market transaction was 1500 lots at Sgd. 0.01 the day before yesterday.
StarLine ( Date: 23-May-2009 09:51) Posted:
Sorry, but I think it was 1,500 lots transacted at S$0.01.
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China and Japan are different placing the strategy towards their wealth investment fund. Japan invested heavily last time to US while Japanese interest rate down, on the contrary China spends and invests its own infrastructure stimulate domestic demand and attracted global money inflow by selling bonds while Chinese Yuan interest rate down. So the effect should be different of course! It is time to invests to China equity this time round at least through the next century!!!
cheongwee ( Date: 24-May-2009 00:20) Posted:
current dollar weakness right now is due to ppl selling dollar and putting into stock,..their risk appetite have increase tremendously.
ppl always say US dollar is weak,,but it is traded in a basket of currency which are even weaker..
dont forget other CB are also printing lot of money to stimulus their economies...if u look at Europe they are even worse..if look at Asia..their stock collapse more then US...
so who is weak???..US or the rest of the world..
with US comsumption demand evaporated, all Asian export oriented economies have come to a standstill..
so if no US pickup, the world will never recover...MM Lee said US must grow 1 % before we can pickup...he is right...China got to sell...and if it biggest buyer US is down, do u thk they can grow.
can u change the chinese trifty way of life overnite, call them to turn consumer to generate domestic demand?
look at Japan, even with int rate so low, the Japanese also refuse to spent, they are saver, u cannot change their habit..so are the chinese.
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So many voluntary delisting of their listed companies.... it should indicate something wrong I suppose?
senecus ( Date: 24-May-2009 02:10) Posted:
| SGX...can buy and hold...and hold...like SPH. Grandchildren will be super huat... |
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US stocks down due to its deleveraging capital market substituting by fund raising from other part of the world, subsequently, Asian stocks and the rest of the world stocks up. Most of the US fund invests out of the US itself in process now.
waterfalls ( Date: 23-May-2009 12:40) Posted:
| a currency storm is brewing...with the rapid fall of USD. how will this impact the stock mkt? |
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Why not 1500% instead?
lookcc ( Date: 23-May-2009 13:58) Posted:
| for short term [ard 12 to 18 mths], wud go into gold [10 ounce usd] next wk n sell when ard 150% of next wk's px.
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Yes, sooner or later, SGD=USD! (Not more than 4 years from now).
01101749 ( Date: 23-May-2009 09:27) Posted:
Dollar doom to free fall lead to selling of treasury by china and other massive holder.
japan will be in deep recession as currency strength ..
another financial shock coming soon. as analysis is correct after dollar is DOOM! farmer will drive ferrari not fund manager! |
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Since, you say so, no harm for me to keep buying and so far so goooooooooood........
cheongwee ( Date: 22-May-2009 17:13) Posted:
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I still stick my gun of dow 10000...sti 2600 to 2800...HSI 20000..
we use tool, chart or whatever to buy and sell...and why we use them, is because we believe they are to be accurate...accurate doesnt means "chun" 100%...at least 60% to70%...is excellent..
pls make up your decision and stick to yours instead of half sure...you end up feeling lousy.
pls...dont believe me...DYODD..but i thk alot of ppl here , at least more than 80% want my post to turn out right..
just see next week...my indicator ...indicate..very bullish..
please put your flattering to next week, i prefer to be "paid" only when it happen..and it WILL..
wongmx6 ( Date: 22-May-2009 17:00) Posted:
Mr Cheongwee, Your post is kind of indicative of the future market in this forum.
Thanks for the sharing.
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Today 1000 lots transacted at Sgd. 0.01.
StarLine ( Date: 20-May-2009 00:05) Posted:
Hope, the wave is coming too. |
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Huh...Just do not under-estimate woman please! After all you were borned by woman!!!
learningtheropes ( Date: 21-May-2009 22:38) Posted:
The world's richest pple are all man..warren buffet, bill gates etc. I dun think there are many women out there who have the ability to donate 40k to 50k per week..spend 40k to 50k per week on prada, LV, ferragamo, etc. more likely..
asyjtan ( Date: 21-May-2009 21:55) Posted:
| Absolutely a man. I bet $1m - he has short hair and long vision. |
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Short???.... NO way! All the way long? ........Yes, yes, yes...
guppy724 ( Date: 22-May-2009 09:52) Posted:
| Halt : "Pending release of announcements. A media and analysts' briefing will be held later today at 3.00 p.m. in relation to the announcements" sourced from sgx website. |
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Would that be nicer the market price movement keep uptrend all the way till break a new high of STI above 3888? Just do not short and sell but hold and riding the profit!!! Ha. ha.. ha...
aleoleo ( Date: 22-May-2009 09:13) Posted:
| suprise .... expected to have bad weather today .... storm should come ... but now just a small raining only |
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