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| 30-Nov-2007 13:21 |
Genting Sing
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Don't sell Genting if you going too make a loss
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breakout DETECTED! genting has surpassed the top bollinger band price of 68.5... looking at the vol at midday 37 mil shares traded, further upside should surface.. whole of singapore unite.. join the IR bandwagon... |
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| 27-Nov-2007 13:30 |
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STI to cross 3000 boosted by long-term investors
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i've been advocating every time STI corrects more than 2% just buy (STI related index weighted shares or those with good fundamentals) go up >2% just sell.. now with the abu dhabi rescue...there possibly have a rally. |
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| 23-Nov-2007 16:40 |
Lian Beng
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Lian Beng got the IR job? Halt soon?
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CIMB GK GOH issued a technical sell for lian beng.. target price <60c |
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| 23-Nov-2007 13:31 |
Synear
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SYNEAR - PUNT OR INVEST!
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i will buy 1/2 at current price.. then try the other half @ $1.5 should make a couple within the day.. |
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| 23-Nov-2007 13:17 |
Synear
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SYNEAR - PUNT OR INVEST!
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now $1.57...looks a steal to me... see if can get @ $1.5.. chiong ah!.. |
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| 23-Nov-2007 09:10 |
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capitalize on up market days... today is an up market day..time to sell into strength.. pick up whenever sti dips to low 3300 or loses abt 1-2 % or more.. make money in this "gloomy" market.. but next week last week to pick up before the rally comes.. |
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| 22-Nov-2007 15:34 |
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STOCKS NEWS ASIA-Markets fall but off early lowsHONG KONG, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Asian stocks extended their decline on Thursday amid worries about the health of the U.S economy, the region's top export destination, but some markets were showing signs of steadying as investors looked for bargains. Looks like some like minded investors are bargain hunting.. why aren't u? |
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| 22-Nov-2007 11:15 |
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STI support seems to be at low 3300... i've been bottom picking everytime it hits that level...was expectin a lot of margin calls today but don't have lei.. bounced up instead.. grrrr! am i the only person takin a contrarian approach here?..everyone else stayin outta the market? buy low sell high man... december "rally" coming soon.. |
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| 21-Nov-2007 09:51 |
Gems TV
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The REAL GEM is about to take off.
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this share has formed a double bottom with reference from the 17 aug price and yesterdays' price.. today there's a matchin deal of 67,000 lots @ 38+cents... looks like instituitions are picking this up.. |
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| 21-Nov-2007 09:46 |
SunVic Chemical
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Strenghtless Counter or something big?
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Chemical maker SunVic said its subsidiary, Jiangsu Jurong Chemical, has received orders for PMIDA from its existing customers from the US, Brazil and Argentina for 2008. According to the agreement, SunVic will be supplying an aggregate of up to 25,200 tonnes of PMIDA throughout 2008. The agreement also allows the company to negotiate and determine the pricing of PMIDA every two to three months. This means the company can be flexibility to adjust its prices according to material costs and foreign exchange. SunVic also expects PMIDA sales to contribute to its revenue and profit in the future. from the last paragraph looks like SUNVIC is posied to rise! start accumulating!~ |
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| 20-Nov-2007 22:04 |
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continue to buy on dip... don't chase...that's what i've been advocating.. come on if it were that bad...all shares would be way below the august prices.. its all a ploy..don't be fooled.. when they tell u the economy is damn good bla bla.. paint a rosy picture for u..then its time for u to sell.. for now JUST BUY ON DIP..accumulate.. |
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| 20-Nov-2007 09:27 |
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breeding more fear.. get ready ur treasure trove.. to go in the market... bargain hunting will commence when dow goes to 12700 |
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| 16-Nov-2007 11:00 |
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more bad news is good news!!!.. inject FEAR.. panic sell..margin call... make shares cheap.. so i can pick up some good value shares... hang on folks to those who share my views... december rally coming.. wait for good entry level.. |
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| 15-Nov-2007 17:12 |
Chip Eng Seng
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Casinos need Chipes
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definitely something fishy going on...citidel fund perhaps? |
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| 14-Nov-2007 12:25 |
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STI will go thru one more jialat jialat correction... hit the bottom... STI >2 % rise just take profit... use the money and buy when there's a >2-3% dip.. if no dip..which is damn unlikely..then let those herd instincts players push the market sky high.. don't get involved..be safe..no sorry contrarian approach.. |
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| 14-Nov-2007 08:55 |
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Didn't expect a supder duper rally so soon.. in any case... FEAR when there's GREED.. time to dump my stocks and pick up when the market dips again... i'm loving this psychological shit the World markets are going thru.. |
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| 13-Nov-2007 17:57 |
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just accumulate those good shares that drop by 5-20%... pick them up and get ready for the year end rally.. watch this space.. |
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| 12-Nov-2007 18:10 |
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today presents a DAMN good buying opportunity.. I bought OCBC, Synear, Midas and many more.. all at the lows.. waiting for more prize catches to fall.. December rally here i come.. :) Be GREEDY when there's Fear.. |
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| 10-Nov-2007 12:55 |
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Hi folks, Lookin at the current sentiment..it is fear that is ruling investors' sentiment.. the only way to combat fear? IS TO BE GREEDY!!!...get those undervalued stocks..so many out there..people are just dumping cos of fear.. human beings will neva learn...cos when the market frenzy comes back..then its time for you to FEAR when they are Greedy... contrarian approach but it works.. Ride along the fear with some index linked put warrants...once it reaches close to what happened in Aug you can start buying the call warrants... year end rally baby... don't quote me..just a humble opinion of my own.. and my strategy for trading.. look at the volatility of the indexes now..going up n down like a roller coaster..if ya dunno when to buy..every time the index moves up by 2-3%..just go for the put warrant.. |
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| 17-Oct-2007 14:12 |
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INDIA STOCK MARKET DOWN 7%
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Indian Stocks, Rupee Slump; Regulator Proposes Equity Bet Curbs By Sam Nagarajan Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- India's stocks plunged, triggering a trading halt, and the rupee fell the most in two months after regulators proposed investment controls targeting global funds. The benchmark Sensex index dropped 9.2 percent after the Securities & Exchange Board of India late yesterday said it plans to limit trading by investors who purchase derivatives linked to Indian stocks, hiding their identity. Record share purchases drove the Sensex to an all-time high and fueled a 12.5 percent gain in the rupee against the dollar this year, eroding export earnings. The rout wiped more than $100 billion off the value of Indian stocks, led by ICICI Bank Ltd. and Reliance Industries Ltd. The planned clampdown raises concern more Asian regulators will consider restrictions to strengthen market oversight and head off investment bubbles that are fueling inflation. ``They want to limit the rate of flow in the market, which has been accelerating,'' said Tathagata Guha Roy, who helps manage $1 billion for Alliance Trust Plc in Hong Kong. ``There's a lot of new, hot money out there that's come in.'' The Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index of 30 companies, or Sensex, fell as much as 1,743.96 to 17,307.90. It reopened and pared its decline to 6.6 percent. The rupee fell as much as 1.6 percent to 39.97 per dollar before trading at 39.855 as of 10:36 a.m. in Mumbai, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The currency reached 39.27 on Oct. 11, the highest since February 1998. Derivative Buying More than half of the $17 billion of the net purchases of Indian stocks this year may have been through the use of derivatives known as participatory notes, JPMorgan Chase & Co. estimates. The notes, which change in value depending on the performance of the underlying securities, provide hedge funds anonymity in their investment. ``The near-term impact to investor sentiment should be significant,'' JPMorgan's Singapore-based strategists Claudio Piron and Yen Ping Ho wrote in a note to clients today. The ``proposed measures would constitute restrictions on the issuance of participatory notes to offshore investors and effectively plug an important source of equity inflows.'' Seeking Response India Cements Ltd., which fell 47.75 rupees to 260.50 rupees, was the most active stock by value in Mumbai. Reliance Industries Ltd. fell 298.30 rupees to 2,350.00 rupees and Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd. dropped 119.20 rupees to 2,265.70 rupees. ``The government was getting uncomfortable with the sharp run, which was creating a bubble,'' said Jayesh Shroff, who helps manage the equivalent of about $6.4 billion at SBI Funds Management Pvt. in Mumbai. The regulator suggested foreign institutional investors may not be allowed to issue or renew offshore derivative instruments and will be required to extinguish existing participatory notes in 18 months. The regulator has sought a response to proposals by Oct. 20. ``The period is rather short at just four days, which is probably reflective of the urgency that is attached to these proposals,'' Piron and Yen said. India Economy India's growth, the second-fastest among the world's 20 major economies, is luring money from abroad. The flows accelerated after the U.S. Federal Reserve's Sept. 18 interest rate cut prompted global funds to chase higher returns. Overseas investors bought $8.2 billion more of Indian stocks than they sold since the Fed's decision, compared with $1.4 billion in the month preceding that, according to data provided by the Securities & Exchange Board of India. Their net purchases this year was a record $17 billion. Derivatives are contracts whose value is derived from stocks, bonds, loans, currencies or commodities or linked to specific events such as changes in interest rates or the weather. |
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